Cafe at the Museum in Fife

Knowledgeable and friendly staff providing well cooked and presented food from a short enough menu to ensure fresh cooking throughout. Lemon tart with blueberry coulis was a standout and all With the best 180 views in the town.

We made a reservation at Niblicks for our first night in St Andrews. (It had been recommended by a golfing buddy in the States for the best fish and chips) and they were!!! What a great way to begin our stay with a view of The Old Course!! The atmosphere was very peaceful and the food was great!!! So glad we were able to enjoy!!!

This place is an undiscovered gem opposite the R&A in St Andrews. The views accross West Sandsbeach are spectacular. The breakfast menu is offered from 09:00 to 11:30 and lunch is served from 12:00. The food and wine are excellent

Really disappointing lunch. Lacklustre service, food mediocre, several items out of stock and even had a wobbly table. Just not what was expected from R&A! Wouldn’t return.

Beautiful views, excellent service and delicious food. We both had the steak and it was outstanding. Highly recommend.

Complete rip off, you're paying for the venue folks, you're better off walking 400 yards and getting better coffee, food and service at St Mary's place.

Played golf with my son-in-law 2nd May 2024 on the Jubilee so treated to lunch. New menu was perfectly balanced with something for everyone. It was busy, hadn't booked but we were greeted with a welcoming smile and quickly escorted to our seat with stunning views overlooking the Old Course. Food arrived very quickly with a friendly face. We only had the burger and club sandwich but cooked and presented beautifully. I will definitely be back to take my wife and family. 5 star. Outstanding all round.

We spent a month travelling in the UK and France and this was my favourite lunch restaurant on our trip! Beautiful fit out. The food and wine selections are excellent and the views of the beach and golf course are incredible. We had a lovely waitress, and I really appreciated the number of gluten free options stated on the menu. This isn’t common to have them listed like this in the UK for some reason. And to top it all off, it’s quite inexpensive. Thank you so much!

Another superb lunch at The Niblick. Beautiful food and exceptional service. The views across the beach and the golf courses are a perfect backdrop.

We had a gift voucher so booked in for lunch. All meals and service was excellent! Cullen skink and steak pie were both 10/10 and we will return at some point.

Had an excellent lunch here. Great spot with wonderful views across The Old Course and beach area. Helpful, friendly staff. Delicious food. Good access for those with mobility issues.

Beautiful spot for a restaurant but after reading all reviews I was looking forward to my meal but was disappointed with both the choices & quality of food nothing special

Lovely lunch with friends - great views over the Old Course and beach - excellent service and a top Caesar Salad with smoked salmon - will definitely be back

Great choice and everything was really fresh - and the staff were lovely too. View is fabulous, and perfectly situated for a walk on the beach afterwards.

Had lunch here by chance as we were visiting family. The food was absolutely amazing and the staff were really attentive, I’ll definitely call again when I’m in the area.

Extremely disappointing Mother’s Day meal. I had tried to contact the restaurant on the morning & the previous day to confirm my booking time as the restaurant had not been intouch to confirm this especially with it being Mother’s Day. When I arrived I was given a different menu than the Mother’s Day one … I was sat with this menu for over 10mins before I could get staffs attention. There was other people seated but wasn’t anything too busy. After a discussion with his colleague I was brought over the Mother’s Day menu & told I hadn’t booked for Mother’s Day when infact I had. It advertised “a free glass of bubbles for each mother, that didn’t arrive. 35 minutes later our drinks arrived the table and then another 45 mins later our Sunday roast arrived, it wasn’t hot but due to waiting for so long I didn’t want to complain & have to wait for another plate to arrive. I have been previously & the roast was absolutely outstanding but sadly on Sunday it was very disappointing. I then waited for another 25 mins & dessert had not arrived so I cancelled it as by this time I just wanted to leave as this had already put a dampener on Mother’s Day. There was no explanation of why the service was so slow or an apology. Fantastic views but sadly not the service to match.

We came to the Niblick for a Mother's Day lunch. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was served in great timing and was absolutely delicious. It was hot and the portion sizes were amazing for the price we paid. The environment is second to none and will be perfect in the summer as its right at the 18th hole. Can't wait to go back and try what else they have to offer in the future.

We came for the Mothers day lunch. Opted for 2 course as we all fancied dessert but not starters. After a 45 min wait our main courses arrived. I had roast beef. The food itself was tasty and nicely cooked but sadly it was lukewarm. The other two meals were the same. As we had waited so long l ate it....the flavours almost compensating for the disappointing temperature! ( except for the yorkshire pudding which was dry and pretty tasteless). Ironically we ordered chips which were really hot when they finally arrived...another wait!! We were going to have dessert but after another wait and no one came to take the order, we decided to call it a day. I actually was chatting to a lady in the ladies loo, and she had the same issues...45 min wait and lukewarm food. She had heard another table discussing the same problems. In hindsight l wish l had sent the lukewarm food back, but it was my son's treat to me, and l didn't want to cause a scene. It is a real.l shame as had the food been hot, it would have been a delicious meal.

Amazing Sunday Roast. Had the Roast Beef and trimmings and sticky toffee pudding. Food was faultless, so tasty. Will definitely be back. Thoroughly recommended.

My husband & I had a two course lunch here & I can say the food was plentiful & very good. The service was excellent and our waitress Khush could not be more helpful , polite & very nice. I do recommend.

The only trouble here is getting a seat, even out of season! Great coffee, good lunch food and traybakes, and views over the Old Course and all along the beach - see it all in cosy comfort, whatever the weather.

Wonderful location. Given the prestige of the location, the food was fairly priced and superb, the coffee very well done and the staff delightful.

Been to this cafe lots; it’s a great location and good food but every time we go it’s so frustrating having to take an internal table (without the views) while we have our food while witnessing the best tables, normally for 4 people, taken up by one student who is blatantly using the cafe for free WiFi and sitting there with one coffee!!! They have spent next to nothing, selfishly taking up the table with the beautiful views while working on their laptop, folders and papers spread everywhere, while people who have paid to eat their meals and appreciate the view are forced to just look on! It is so frustrating and really leaves a bad taste in the mouth (excuse the pun). I know it’s a student town but this isn’t a student cafe!!! Please do something about this as the ignorance of these people really spoils the experience and lately has made us think twice about visiting.

Lunch was very good but I feel it was a bit overpriced for what we got. The cafe had a lovely view of the sea nad the area of the courses.

We had been for a walk and had heard this was a decent restaurant so decided to go for coffee. It was very busy and is a very nice setting overlooking the shore. The food being served looked good and we did say we would try it on our next visit. Had a great cup of coffee here.

With a 360 degree view of the sea, the distant hills and the legendary St Andrews' Old Course fairways, this cafe is a writer's paradise and my own favourite. I come up here at least once a year because my parents used to live in St Andrews, and I fell in love with the town, its architecture and its seascapes. The Cafe at the Museum is an outright winner for sitting, gazing at the in-coming or out-going tide for inspiration, and writing. Settled at a table you will be undisturbed, unquestioned and unhurried. The coffee is good and the Scottish morning roll with fried eggs is scrumptious. It is also brilliant for people watching, in fact, an ideal writer's 'happy place.'

A modern cafe in great surroundings. Coffee and scones were good if a tad expensive. Cannot fault it but there are other cafes less expensive without the setting

Food was okay, but the view were fabulous. Wonderful on a rainy day. We watched the mist come in over the course.

El atractivo obvio para este café son las maravillosas vistas de la playa y el campo de golf. Sin embargo, hay otras razones para visitar este café. Personal amable, excelente relación calidad-precio y comida encantadora! Me imagino que en el verano este lugar está lleno, sin duda lo recomendaría.

The cafe offers fabulous views towards The Old Course and also The West Sands.Whilst the restauant is above the Museum there is a lift, Self service snacks, a great range on offer.

A modern cafe above the museum, with outstanding views of the R&A; and the golf course, as well as glimpses of the West Sands. We were there for breakfast - bacon butties, egg rolls ... it was absolutely fine, nothing special, but totally adequate for a quick sustaining snack before tee-ing off!

I had lunch here today with my vegetarian daughter. Firstly, what a glorious view of the beach and sea to accompany your meal. My daughter was delighted with the number of vegan and vegetarian choices on the menu, such a nice change. I had the beef in onion and sweet chilli sauce and it was delicious. Daughter had chef's nachos and was equally happy.

After a day of walking St. Andrew's, we needed a little pick me up before boarding the tour bus again. As the bus was picking us up in front of the museum, the cafe seemed like the perfect place and IT WAS! The lemon chiffon muffin and white chocolate raspberry cheesecake were both AMAZING! The staff could not have been lovelier and the view out to the Clubhouse, the Old Course and the ocean were incredible.

This Cafe is situated above a gift shop and golf museum and offers both ocean views and golf course views. We popped in for lunch and were disappointed as the fish pie offered on the menu was not available do had to settle for soup. It's not wonderful and I'm sure there are far better places to dine in St Andrew's but as the car was parked nearby and the old links course is right there this was the most convenient

Having looked at the photo of the cake stand on the gallery above and read the reviews, we chose this for an 86th birthday treat with our relative. Apart from reserving a table with a nice view for us, they were otherwise totally unprepared. Our relative uses a walking aid and tires easily but the young server kept us standing for ages saying she didn’t know anything about afternoon tea and this was just a self service cafe. After checking with others we were shown to our table. Then she suggested that I join the long queue at the counter to order our drinks. When she saw the look on my face she quickly changed her mind and took our tea order. Five minutes later, three cake stands were plonked on the table. No explanation, no request for sandwich preferences. Our relative doesn’t eat chicken but one of the three small finger sandwiches was chicken so we had to swap around. There was NO hot savouries as shown on the photo above and NO sponge cakes.. instead we each got a Tunnocks tea cake and a quarter each of two traybakes, one of which was mint, which I don’t eat. Again no choice. The single scone was large and more of a sponge consistency. Again no choice of a fruit scone or jam flavour. The server did not return at all and my husband had to go to the counter for extra hot water when our tea ran out. Then 8 people took the table (for 4) right next to us and squeezed in all around it. They were nice but noisy and spilled over into our space and the staff made no attempt to help us out. Surely if you pay for afternoon tea as a special treat, some attempt should be made to keep a nice corner of the place for that purpose. It was clear the table next to us needed more space and we left a little earlier than planned. I then went into the queue to pay the £37.50 for the three of us. Only to be advised by the woman on the checkout that she didn’t know how to process it and I’d have to take a seat and wait for the manager - that took another 5 minutes. She did ask how it went and I told her it was poor and very disappointing. She said she would tell the chef and they couldn’t do much more because they have such a tiny kitchen! Then DON’T offer afternoon tea. My elderly relative was clearly disappointed but we made the best of it. The views ARE amazing, but this is just a cafe stop and the afternoon tea is a disgrace. Before you book, please compare my photo of it with one promoted above. There is NO comparison.

Nice view of Saint Andrews golf course and good menu with sandwiches, main dishes and cakes. And most of the menu is gluten free available.

Classic Austrian cafe. A bit pricey, but well worth it. Had breakfast sitting outside, so good went back the next day. Service good, as is the quality.

What a superb cafe, very spacious and very clean. My husband and I had a bacon sandwich and cup of tea followed by a scone about an hour and a half later with another cup of tea.

Went here with work colleagues. Great views from the cafe, although food that tried was very average. Others in group tried macaroni cheese which was said to be good. Nice place to use for meetings or tea/coffee and cake as nice relaxed atmosphere.

A lovely spacious cafe looking out over the golf club and out to the sea - reasonably priced and hospitable service

Lovely friendly cafe with nice fresh food very reasonably priced. The views over the golf couse and beach are amazing

Only had a cup of tea and scone but saw food being served to other tables and was quite amazed.Will definately being returning soon to sample it.The views are just stunning.Service was good and friendly.Scone was fantastic.

I had lunch here today and it was very tasty. I had the spiced bean burger with potato wedges and salad and it was delicious. The burger was full of flavour and enhanced with a garlic mayonnaise. The wedges were crispy on the outside and beautifully fluffy on the inside they were not greasy at all. My husband had the spiced tomato soup and a cheese and ham toasted sandwich and he thoroughly enjoyed them. We shared a slice of salted caramel meringue roulade and it was to die for. The staff were friendly and helpful. Overall a great experience we will definitely be back

We popped in for a quick cuppa and was pleasantly surprised by the whole place the seating and views were great and the menu was great . Being previous owners off a coffee shop for 5 years this places in as good as 5 stars . We asked young staff member about a road outside (sorry can't remember your name) but your knowledge and manners and time you took with us was great customer service and I would loved you as one off my staff we will be back soon keep the good work up all staff and chef and don't change anything everything you're doing is fantastic.

Staff were very attentive and the views are excellent. Lovely food, great location at any time of year.

The cafe at the golf museum is a must if you love a great view looking out along the magnificent beach and the Old Course when having your morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea. Tasty food and lovely atmosphere. Might have to dodge all the US students though as they seem to hog the tables and hug their coffees.

The cafe is sited above the Golf Museum, there is a lift available, fabulous views over the golf courses and The famous West Sands that featured in Chariots of Fire and the coffee's good.

Had a delightful short visit & was impressed by friendliness os staff & cleanliness. Lovely cup of coffee & delicious piece of vanilla & raspberry cheesecake taken on the terrace with lovely views. Very reasonably priced considering the location. Well worth a visit.

The cafe is over the golf museum. Order at the counter. View the St Andrews greens. Food is mostly sandwiches, small drinks etc. Still tastes good Nice bathrooms for all ages.

What a great view you have of St. Andrews old course while you dine on soup, sandwiches, salads etc. Quick grab and go or sit down and stay a while on indoor or outdoor patio (outdoor not facing course). We all had Mac and cheese with garlic bread 8.95. Was very good.

Dropped in for a quick lunch when we were in St Andrews.

Went in here for a coffee and scone, friendliest service we had all week. Went back again could not fault the friendly service, cleanliness and quality!

Lovely coffee, cakes and snacks with amazing views across the golf course. Friendly staff, a must visit place

Visited here with my teenage son for lunch. The menu isn't huge but there is something for everyone and if it's just coffee and cake you're after, the traybakes & cake looked delicious.

tried the excellent cakes and high tea. about 15 GBP. worth it. their hot chocolate is delicious. the ambience is excellent.

Had lunch here. Food very good and table overlooked the first fairway. Great place for snack or lunch.

Five of us visited for lunch whilst travelling with work. Most of us had sandwiches which were served with tortilla chips and a garnish of dressed salad and one colleague chose nachos with chilli and soured cream. All of the portions were generous, represented good value for money and were served with a smile. Good coffee too. Would recommend and would definitely go back if ever in the area. Shoreline views are stunning.

This restaurant looked a stunning place to eat . There were four of us & a small baby . We selected our choice of food & then approached the counter to give our order . Unfortunately there was a notice on the till to say that as their card machine was out of order they could only accept cash . We pooled our resources but it clearly wasn’t enough for four meals . We asked if we might order the food whilst one of us ran into town to draw out the cash . Answer was simply «  No » . We left & ate in another restaurant where the staff were friendly , helpful & polite ..and their card machine worked .

We loved the views and the modern clean interior of this cafe. You don’t have to be a golf fan either to enjoy! The food was ok - average cheesecake and the drinks were as expected. The waitresses seemed to be trying their best to give good service too. But... you go here for the hill top views of the beach and the old course.

This is a stunning café with equally stunning views, the service was a bit slow, however this was due to a huge coach load of people arriving and that the rain had just started. The food was delicious and average pricing.

After having a wonderful experience back in Jan 2018 (see my raving review). We just recently returned to find it all changed. It is self serve now which although it is not what we had expected we were willing to give it a go. We arrived at 11:31am and were told we were too late for breakfast, they stopped serving at 11:30am. Okay, fair enough, so we start looking at the menu board, there was a sign that said 'ask to see full menu' so we did. The waitress told us the menu was on the board, I mentioned the sign, she said 'they must be on the tables' and walked away. At first I thought she had gone to get one, but no she just went in the back and never came out. So we chose things from the board. I went to the register to order and was told (by the same guy who said we were too late for breakfast) that they had stopped serving food until noon. Frustrated,we walked out. So disappointing after such wonderful earlier experiences, Wonder if management has changed hands again. Either way, that staff needs a talking to.

A parte de la maravillosa vista que te encuentras sobre el campo de golf y la playa, donde se filmó "Carros de fuego", poro tiene de especial el café.

Had a lovely lunch here today, pea soup was wonderful! Great setting with brilliant views. Friendly and accommodating staff! Would definitely recommend.

Us at the University of St Andrews Dance Club used the Golf Museum Cafe to host our annual end of year awards dinner for two years running and definitely would not hesitate to book again! The service was brilliant and the staff are all incredibly helpful and accommodating. The cafe was excellent in hosting our event, the food is delicious and all dietary requirements were expertly catered for. A fab experience and would 100% recommend to anyone looking to host a memorable event!

The Golf Museum Cafe has amazing food, amazing coffee, the best staff, and the best views! Being able to see both the Old Course and West Sands, whether it's a sunny or rainy day, is just the ideal place to be in St Andrews. I recommend it to anyone who comes for a visit!

Highly recommended when you have some time to kill during your visit. This cafe has the perfect view of the course and the beach. Food and beverage are not bad too.

Husband and I went for coffee at the Golf Museum cafe. Coffee was very nice and the scones were delicious. Staff very pleasant and helpful. Wonderful views over the Old Course and the West Sands. Definitely go again.

I have visited quite often over the time this cafe has been open, the food is always good, completely let down by the service. We have had place your own order, table service and now back to place your own order, however both options result in too long a wait for food.

Overall lack of management when I visited. We took our family for a coffee in the afternoon on a Sunday. The cafe changed to self service cafeteria style but this has translated to lack of structure, long lines, and ultimately confusion.

Clean, modern decor and friendly staff. Came with 5 friends and we were served quickly. Easy to pay at the end, even though there were a lot of us and we were all paying separately. Good opportunity to warm up after a freezing, windy and snowy walk round old course!

Sorry to be so negative but they served me with the worst cup on Latte I have ever had and my wife with the worst cup of cappucino she had ever had.

Two hit and miss visits here. The first they did drinks in take away cups so we could sit outside in the Sunday sunshine so no problems. The 2nd a few weeks later they didn’t (!) and we sat in. The table needed a good wipe down & 3 staff appeared from sitting us, to asking what we wanted, to eventually serving up 2 drinks - Waited as long as you would for a starter to arrive & I think if one has a particular area they will know who in their tables has or hasn’t yet been served.

St Andrews dates back a thousand years, but we'll keep this review to a short visit to observe the 18th Green of the famous "Old Course", buy a few gifts for golfer friends back home, and enjoy lunch at the Golf Museum's Café. The view was down the beach made famous by the opening scenes of the film, Chariots of Fire. The sandwich was creative and delicious, but the beer was unique. Included a picture, and it was as thick as the name implies!

A friend had told us about the café at the Golf Museum,so we decided to pay it a visit during our stay just outside St.Andrews.We were shown to a window table where the views were wonderful - we could have stayed for hours!The service was efficient and we found the food and value very good.We had a chat with the friendly manager who gave us some background onto the establishment.

I Popped in at lunch time on a beautiful warm day last week. I wanted to sit outside in the excellent outdoor area they have (which was empty).

It was a beautiful Autumn day here in Scotland and I wanted to go somewhere light and bright so that we could enjoy the day. I was struggling to think of a place that had all that I had in mind. I wanted nice cafe/ tea room atmosphere but with windows to enjoy the sunlight. I wanted nice but not too fancy food, I wanted nearby and not pricey! So I had a browse of tripadvisor and discovered a real gem! I have lived in the area for years and never knew about it. So we decided to give it a go, I am so glad we did.

Since we weren't able to get into the golf course restaurant, we asked someone on the course where we might get a quick bite to eat. He suggested the cafe at the museum. We were expecting counter service, but it was table service. It was a little slow in getting our food, but not bad considering the crowd. The staff was friendly and the soups were very good. With the right table, you clould get a good view of the old course.

Can't believe this place.. A location and views which are world-class and unique. A smart, modern space which makes the most of the location - see the images here. I've visited 4 times for breakfast or snacks and the food is good quality and well-presented.

Called in today at 13.50. Waited as instructed, to be seated, eventually approached by a member of staff and asked for a table for 4. We were asked if we wanted food or just drinks, to which we replied food and was told, sorry can't take any more orders as we stop serving food at 15.00 and we've already got 5 orders waiting to go out! Ah, but we only want soup or sandwiches, can you do that? A shrug of the shoulders and an answer of maybe or maybe not. Could you find out, we asked, only to be told, let's assume that we can't! Not the level of customer service I'm accustomed to! Having read others reviews, this is one place that someone needs to get a grip on and fast!

Surplombant le Royal & Ancient, club house mythique pour tous les golfeurs, avec une vue merveilleuse sur le premier fairway ... Alors après avoir visité le Musée du Golf (au rez-de-chaussée) qu'il ne faut surtout pas manquer, venir prendre un petit en-cas ici s'impose. En lus le service est particulièrement sympa et rapide.

We went in for lunch and got a table as it wasn't very busy. Waited to be served...and waited. A couple of people came in a while after us and sat at a nearby table. Still no service...

We ended up with tea. No food (after 3.30pm) on Sunday, (shut st 5pm). Four groups of foreign tourists came and went away a bit bemused "cake and biscuits available" - shame, nice staff trying hard and a bonny place overlooking the Home of Golf. If thought through they could open many more hours and add to the Old Course experience. Menu limited.... the couple of bits of cake leftover looked nice.

Terrible service or should say complete lack of service. Entered the tea room at 4.45pm last week and stood by waited to be seated sign for five minutes before deciding to sit at table. The staff were all standing together at the counter and seemed to be chatting to each other and totally ignoring us. I ended up having to go up and ask for a coffee and and cake and was only then told that they shut at 5.00pm. I said that we only wanted a quick coffee and was told they could give it in a take away cup! There were several other people sitting drinking coffee and beer in glasses at this time ( far from ready to leave ) . The staff had no customer service , were rude and had a very poor attitude. Would advise to go anywhere else. The staff at the Jigger Inn were polite, friendly and very attentive and the very reasonably priced food / drinks . The owners should look at carrying out secret shopper visits ( your losing money due to poor staff !! )

On a recent stay, we firstly had brunch at this cafe and then met up with friends the next day of lunch and although there were issues, we were more than satisfied with the service, food and cost. When we arrived on Saturday mid-morning, we hoped for a sea view but was told the table was reserved for midday...I explained that if their service was quick, we would be finished and gone by then, so they showed us to the table , which provided a super view of St Andrews Bay. Having ordered Eggs Benedict and Sausages and Egg rolls, we were surprised to be told a short time late, that the cafe was out of eggs....what at 11 o'clock on a busy saturday morning ?.....transpired that the days delivery of eggs had been dropped !

We arrived at The St Andrews golf course and had a lovely lunch at The Cafe at the Museum but... yes but... when we arrived it took them more than 10 min to seat us at a table, we then waited another 10 min before I had to get up and ask if anyone is going to serv us or do we have to go to the counter and order which their answer to me was oh we come too you to take the order you pay at the counter.... so they took our order and 15 min later brought it too us with no cutlery, serviettes or even a decent question of would you like some sauces with that... they just walked away! Again I had to get up and ask for these and what do they bring us?... a fork and serviettes... no knifes no sauces! Again I had to then help myself to sauces, knifes and fork from another table. Oh and not to forget the two teas that we orderred was just dumped on the table when they brought it to us. Overall I can not fault the lunch it was great so thank you and 10/10 to the chefs for a lovely lunch but service from the cafe staff is a 2/10.

As we entered this cafe we were met by the manager saying the coffee machine was broken and it would be a while... we persevered as I was with golf fans and the location/views are fantastic. It turned out that the view was the only redeeming quality. I was sorely disappointed . This place has the potential to be a thriving cafe but something major needs to change in the way it is run before that is a possibility!!

We stopped for lunch here given the attractive building and it's location, with amazing views over West sands.

This cafe has one of the best locations you could imagine and our window table overlooking the St Andrews Golf Course was just perfect. However, you could not say that about the service! Having been met at the door and asked whether we were having breakfast or just drinks, cakes etc we were shown to the table. The cafe did not seem overly busy and there was plenty of spare tables, but many had not been cleared. I overheard a member of staff great a party at the door and asked them how long they had got because service would be slow due to how busy they were!! This was incredible. Nobody came near us for over 15 minutes and eventually I managed to ask a member of staff who was clearing a table if we had to order at the counter and he stated no, we come to you and I will be back shortly. Another 10 minutes went by as I watched him doing something at the counter and chatting to other staff and then he disappeared into the kitchen. By this time people on the adjacent table who came in long after us had ordered and been served! Eventually he came to us, took our order for two hot drinks and a scone and went off to fetch them. The scone arrived within minutes, but the drinks were another ten minutes! Our order, when complete was fine. As I say this location is worth it just for the view, but I sincerely hope that the management take heed of my comments and dramatically improve service, otherwise this business will go downhill. Just because we are visitors to the city and may never return does not mean we should not warrant good service after all a customer is the most important person to walk through their doors! I am not the first to write a review commenting on poor service, so it was not a one off.

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We visited last week with family. Service is prompt, we managed to arrive at a very busy time! The food is very nice but maybe a bit expensive. Good venue

When we arrived in St. Andrews my husband wanted to visit the museum straight away but I needed a little sustenance. Usually I am a bit leery of onsite cafes but it looked so bright and cheery I decided to give it a go.

Visited the café recently for the first time. My wife and I each ordered a scone which was described in the menu as "scone, jam and clotted cream, £1.95". When the bill arrived, I queried the fact that the above had each been charged £1 more than the menu price and was told the extra was for the jam and clotted cream. I pointed out the menu did not make clear that these were extra and the waitress said a lot of people had queried it. However, no concession, very poor show. This is against the Trades Description Act but, rather than sweating the small stuff, we just won't go again.

Had morning coffee here overlooking the old course and R & A building. Coffee was good and the scones the biggest I have seen. Add the strawberry jam and cream, perfect. Service was fine and they quickly cleaned a table so we had a window seat.

Visited for a drink after visiting the museum. Great views over the beach and the old course with seating inside and out. Very windy so we sat inside Service is not great which is a shame as the rest of the town is very welcoming

On a day visit to St Andrews, we decided to have our morning coffee at the Cafe at the Museum. After following the signs to the cafe, and climbing up the outside steps, we were met by a member of staff who welcomed us and showed us to a table by the window, overlooking the Old Course. The waitress came & took our order very quickly. We both had Latte Coffees, accompanied by a scone with butter and jam. They came very quickly. The coffee was very hot and very good. The scone was quite large, but on cutting it open it was a very dry, even with the butter and jam on it. It was as if it had been frozen. Another cup of coffee would have helped, but not at the price! The tables were all very clean & tidy, but looking under some of them there were a lot of crumbs on the floor.

Great location of cafe and views amazing . Service was below average wasn't very welcoming lots of dirty tables they clearly weren't busy Girls were talking rather than clearing up. Cake was very Dry looked so tasty and was very disappointed as next table didn't eat there's either as was cut like a door step!!!

We stopped in for a drink and quick eat only to learn that "we close in 30 minutes" and we waited for 10 minutes before my husband went to find a server. By this time, all we had time for was a quick cup of coffee.

My wife and I visited yesterday for the first time. The venue has a lovely outlook and a nice open space seating area. We ordered from a waitress who didn't seem very helpful as when we asked what the soup choices were advised it was on the board. We decided to ordered the same choice of soup and my wife chose ham and I ordered chicken sandwiches. The food for one person arrived which was my wife's order. As there was no sign of my food I said to start without me. After about 5 minutes I managed to get another waitress to come over and asked her to check on my order. After another 5 minutes although I could see these waitresses wandering around. I had to go over to the payment area to query what was happening. The original waitress said she ordered a sandwich and you ordered soup. Although it all arrived on one plate. I didn't appreciate being told we had ordered something other than what we know we did or my wife being referred to as "she". We didn't even get an apology when we went to settle the bill. I would say on a more positive note that the food was very good.

Soup and a sandwich from local ingredients. Soup was good. Sandwich was stale and from a refrigerator. Basic mistake that should not occur. Not happy.

Magnifique vue sur le golf, un accueil très chaleureux. Pour une pause gourmande ou pour le "tea time " c'est vraiment bien.