Edzell Tweed Warehouse in Angus - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Found this lovely cafe/gift shop in Edzell. Delicious cakes, nice coffee and friendly service. The wider menu looked interesting and all of the food observed appeared appetising. Some really nice gifts on sale too. Recommended.

Visited today with my two sons for lunch and the food was lovely! It was busy but we only waited 10mins for our food! I had a tuna and cheese toastie which was lovely! My husband had something off the specials board! The boys each had a hot filled roll and we had clean (lovely) plates all round! We’ll be back! Also loved the stuffed animals and pictures of edzell from the past!

£5.20 for 2 biscuits! Nice enough but seriously overpriced. We are travelling through on our bicycles and like to have a treat if we spot a local cafe. This has left us with a bit of a bad feeling about the place.

Stopped in for lunch on a recommendation. Really nice atmosphere, clean and well attentive staff. Tables are well spaced so you don't feel you are rating on top of other tables. Varied lunch menu and a great selection of cakes. Food was lovely and good value, definitely be back here.

Great we place , gift shop with cafe and they also do take away coffee if you want. Dog 🐕 friendly for both the shop and the cafe which is great when visiting the area for the numerous walks and bring your four legged friend. Definitely be back to visit. Ps love the carpet travel case we purchased. Many thanks Ian&Diane and Harris 🐾🐾

Service very slow. Waited for almost 20 mins for a sandwich, then had to ask waitress what had happened. Then waited another 5 mins before it eventually came. Our coffees where finished and no refill was offered.

This is a really good place if you're looking for something more than just a cafe, with great choice of food, lots of home baking, comfortable seating, and a really pleasant atmosphere, particularly when it's busy-ish (which it often is). The staff are friendly, welcoming, and attentive, and the service very good overall.

We popped in for soup and cakes. Soup was lovely and the selections were great. Mum had a scone after and I had carrot cake. Only criticism was the carrot cake was very small! Other than that I couldn’t fault it

Always a good choice of food on menu whether meals or coffee and cakes, service is good, staff attentive.

First time visit and not the last . Can thoroughly recommend the mushroom soup was delicious.The sandwich was lovely and fresh , coffee was very good quality and scone was to die for . Will defo be back

Very clean and welcoming , with first call service, and the Scottish Menu was most inviting, very reasonable , Excellent food I had Haggis and Neeps my friend had Coronation chicken , and we finished up with finest dessert off Clootie wae custard all in all a wonderful experience, for someone who lives in the South West off England hope to return before I go back

One of those places thats always fine for a coffee and 'fine piece' or soup - all the soups are home made and vary with seasonal availability, of whatever's leftover! Great relaxed service and wide selection of eats - traybakes and 'fancy' cakes too. Ideal venue for maiden aunts and grandparents too... and a shop with loads to tartan 'tat' and come very nice things too....

Un sitio curioso que parecía bastante popular entre lo habitantes del pueblo: un "salón de té" dentro de un gran tienda de regalos y recuerdos. Tomamos un sabroso almuerzo: ensalada de queso de cabra y un panini de cerdo.

Good homely food with friendly service. Always enjoy a lunch here. Good choice of sandwiches, wraps and soup.

Have stopped here a few times for snacks, meals, coffee & cake and always enjoy every bit of it! Their...

On holiday again in Angus we simply had to return to the Tweedie. Marvellous selection of always excellent soups,we had...

Stopped off here twice during a recent Edzell trip. Once for lunch - jacket potatoes, plus once for afternoon cake....

Fuimos para el almuerzo con mi marido. Él tenía un rollo de huevo y tocino encantador. Yo tenía una quiche con ensalada y patatas, que es uno de mis favoritos. Por desgracia la porción quiche parece haber disminuido y las patatas eran negros y yo no podía comer. Cuando la chica tomó los platos me quejé pero nada fue dicho por el propietario o hecho. Café y pastel bonito como de costumbre. Espero que esto era sólo una pequeña interrupción, normalmente este es un buen lugar para comer.

Fab little shop to buy gifts we didn't get to use the coffee shop area as dogs aren't allowed :/ and didn't quite fancy tiring a pedigree dog up out back where I couldn't see him so really could do with a outside seating area

Un montón de regalos de calidad para la mayoría de los gustos y el personal es muy amable y servicial, el restaurante también tienen una tetería/gran selección de golosinas caseras

My wife and I met up with a nice friend from Sydney Australia , we all had a nice bowl of real lentil soup and a nice sandwich to go with it . A nice place to go out for a light lunch or a cup of tea or coffee and to have a natter with your friends .

A very pleasant place to visit for lunch or just a coffee and sandwich. The service is first class,friendly and efficient. The food is excellent,and very good portions.

Went for breakfast last week and it was simply stunning. Loved it and so beautifully cooked. Coffee also delicious. After eating enjoyed looking around the shop and came away with a tartan highland cow to adorn my camper van. Fabulous visit to Edzell. I ll be back.

What a lovely little shop and cafe. Amazing full breakfast, charming staff and great atmosphere. We will be back!

We went out for a drive about ended up in Edzell just wanting a spot of lunch so popped in. It's a bit dated with the table cloths but the menu had a really good choice of soups sandwiches toasties baked potatoes with various fillings. My sandwich was well filled compared to most places served with side salad crisps and coleslaw. Service was friendly and quick the place was quite busy and there was a good selection of baked goods although we didn't try any. The gift shop is nice but a bit expensive.

The shop had lots of interesting items to view going in and out.The Coffee side was very busy, with a good range of Sandwiches, Toasties, Wraps, Soup and Baked Potatoes.If you enjoy Haggis or Black Pudding, try their toasties with these two items, linked with Onion Marmalade, fabulous.Being constantly busy, says a great deal about popularity.

Yummy homemade soup and the cheese scones with salad and relish were delicious , finished with hot chocolate and marshmallows , really lovely and very reasonable price , place was very busy , we had a short wait before being seated at table , we had a look round shop , lots of gifts and bought some cake etc from farm shop . Well worth a visit

Thoroughly enjoyed soup & sandwich at Tweedie last week, 3 varieties of soup to choose from & beautiful fresh sandwiches served with salad & crisps, great value for money.

In the posh town of edzelLovely shop for little bits n pieces.Sells clothes, bags, Scottish goodies, bits n pieces, little farm shop too and a cafe Friendly staff Great little place for taking a few photos of the lovely archway and nice houses etc..Only one little street with a couple of shops and a post office etc

We all had homemade soup with cheese scones. Absolutely delicious. This is a busy place for lunch but service is good and the homemade fare is very good indeed. Nice gift shop

Been several times and the food is delicious! Homemade soup and oatcakes were fantastic today! Service always good, friendly staff, very accommodating and every time a table vacated it was filled again! All homemade and hearty portions! Recommend if in the area!

I have visited here several times & have always enjoyed the friendly service & lovely pot of tea & a scone. Sadly the toilets leave a lot to be desired. Toilet & wash hand basin always spotless but as for the rest, just filthy! Thick with dust! I just hope the kitchen isn't like this! Such a shame as it is in a prime spot in Edzell & always relatively busy when I have been there.

We have visited here before. First time was great, last time a disappointment but decided to give it another chance.the food as always was excellent but the service ! The waiting staff seem totally clueless and couldn't have moved slower if they tried. We waited nearly 20 minutes for 2 bowls of soup. The soups were actually ready but the waiting staff left them sitting on the counter for ages before condescending to bring them to us. Just as well the soup was really hot when first put in the bowls.The attached shop is of the typically over priced souvenir type - nice to look at but far too expensive.

Food was ok... didnt like the plastic table cloths... but try cleaning your toilets especially the skirting they looked like the had never been cleaned all year!!!

Although empty our dog was banned. Could there be a corelation between their anti dog policy and their unpopularity.

Although we stopped for coffee and lovely home made cakes, there was an extensive home cooked meal menu, the gift shop had country type clothing and general gifts and a well stocked farm shop with local produce

Pleasant atmosphere, helpful staff, friendly efficient service and not expensive.Accommodating for children needing high chairs.Good quality food.

Enjoyed a lunch with my family, food all fresh, hot and homemade. Enjoyed a browse in the shop afterwards. Will look forward to a return visit

Nestled in delightful Edzell, well worth a detour off the A90, is Edzell. Nestled in Edzell is this delightful eaterie and gift shop.Mince, tatties n' peas on a cold autumn day. Huge portion and very prompt service. Very friendly service. Absolutely delicious washed down with a soft drink. Companion had tea and a scone. Home made soups, baked spuds and baking all looked fantastic.@£12 for all of the foregoing and well worth a £2 tip.

Recently in Edzell and looking for a coffee and snack about 4.30 pm. Didn't think there would be anything open that late in the afternoon but then discovered this cafe. It was quite busy with several tables occupied. The staff were very friendly and service was fast. We ordered one of the specials which was Goats Cheese and Aubergine toastie served with Fig Relish, salad, and crisps. It was very tasty and reasonable prices. The gift shop was really interesting too, with a good range of quality clothing and other gift items. Very impressed. Hopefully will be able to return next time we are in the area.

Lovely place for quick bite to eat, staff are great and quick service. Great with kids also, my 5 year old boy loved his sandwich and ice cream and my sandwich and wife's soup was great

Have now been going here for a number of years now, have to say best soup ever, soup and sandwich deals are great, food is great. Choice is excellent, always something different. Word must be spreading as its definitely getting busier and can sometimes be difficult to get a seat, but will be worth the wait.Highly recommended.

Went here for lunch with family and the food was fabulous, very fresh and homemade. Service was at times a little slow, but the waiter was very polite. Would definitely recommend for lunch. It can get busy so best to book.

My wife and I have often popped into the "Tweedie"as it is known by the locals for a lovely bowl of their home made soups and this visit was just as pleasant ! The service is very good and all the waitress 's work as a very good team . There is always a choice of at least 3 home made soups with lots of home baking ( scones ,cakes and tray bakes ) . Don't go to the Tweedie expecting a t bone steak etc they cater for a more a snack style lunch of soup sandwich or panini etc. The food is very good and well priced and the service is excellent !

Been here many times. You would have to dig very deep to fault the Tweedie. I had the Haggis and red onion marmalade toastie (a brilliant combination) and my wife had the Smoked haddock and leek fish cakes, both pronounced excellent.Excellent service, despite the fact that every table was full, (booking advisable)Delicious coffee and tray bakes as well

Always a lovely visit to The Tweedy! One of my favourite places.Always a warm welcome, such a cosy, wholesome place.A large selection of tray bakes and scones which sometimes include Apple and cinnamon, raspberry, ginger etc and the favourite cheese scones are the best around!On this visit I had the chicken and rice soup with soda bread, absolutely beautiful, a large bowl of soup with warm bread, it was deeevine! Such a lovey place set in a beautiful village

We only discovered 'The Tweedie' as it is known locally about a year ago but have been back several times since. The food is varied and always excellent, the staff are very friendly and there is also a small shop area with some interesting things to buy. If you are in this area there really is no need to look for anywhere else. I have been slightly reluctant to post this as we wanted to keep it as our secret!

Go here for lunch and usually have the soup which there are choices changed most days and cheesy scones which are soooo tasty with the soup.

Visited today and can honestly say the best soup and sandwich combo I've ever had. Normally with the combos I've had the sandwich comes minus the side things but here a very nice side of salad and crisps. No room for a cake after so had a scone and caramel slice to takeaway and both were excellent . Will most definitely be back . Very busy best to reserve before you go.

Stopped by with my mum and had a soup and sandwich combination. The soup was excellent and combined with the sandwich was more than enough for lunch. I had no room for dessert but the selection of cakes and tray bakes looked wonderful........ Next time!!! Enjoyed the store too.

We spent several days in Edzell and stopped in for lunch before a bit of hiking. The shop is nice for browsing and the tables are comfortably set on one side of the shop. There are several sandwich and baked potato options. The cheese scone with savory cheese hit the spot with a pot of tea. Good choice for lunch!

Per chi ha visto qualche volta un serial alla Miss Marple, entrando in questo locale non potrà fare a meno di sentirsi un po' come quella simpatica vecchietta tutta discreta e macchinosa.Il locale è delizioso, con toni delicati e l'arredamento così "british", con un menù degno di tale nomea. Ci sono stata per un caffé del pomeriggio e una fetta di dolce, che ne sono valsi proprio la pena!Aggiungo che il gift shop è assolutamente adorabile... pieno di cose inutilissime e bellissime!

Nice little restaurant within a shop. Expensive but homemade. Nice atmosphere. Nice shop but expensive for what you get

We often visit the Tweedie for lunch or, just for the superb coffee and to die for tray-bakes.The menu is always varied with great combinations of different foods. Add in the always friendly and helpful staff, the atmosphere and location and you have a real quality, eatery that is a pleasure to visit

I can hardly add to the other excellent reviews except the puddings/traybakes are to die for .I had rocky road cheese cake with ice cream! Bliss!There was a line of customers waiting a table at 1 pm on Saturday so book

It never fails to impress, from tasty bowls of soup, big plates of macaroni cheese, toasters, sandwiches, and lovely cakes and scones. A visit after a nice walk earns you the pick of the menu. Nice coffee too! We always find something to spend our money on in the shop too. The best in the area!

Yet anther brilliant lunch at the Tweedy. If you have not already been you should go. Service, attention to detail , friendly staff and amazing food including the best home baking in the area are what you can look forward to. The shop also offers local produce and a great selection of other goods for saleThe Tweedy offers a quaint setting with easy access. Not too many tables so you may want to phone ahead if you are making a special journey.

Popped in for a coffee and a scone. Excellent place great drinks and food. Very friendly staff. Will go back for lunch to try the homemade soup. Definitely worth a visit.

Atmosphere and setting is perfect for a nice hearty lunch.Serve a range of items from cooked breakfasts, coffee & home baking, Soup, panini, sandwich, baked potato and a range of deserts.NOT forgetting a great selection of specials each day.You should not be disappointed visiting here.

Edsel is a regular meeting up place for my family, we live in different parts of Scotland. We usually go for a walk and end up here of lunch or and afternoon tea or coffee. We have been visiting here for 5 or more years and have never been disappointed. True honest Scottish home cooking at its very best. Our last visit was on Hogmanay and to give you a taste of the menu we had carrot and tomato soup, parsnip sage and honey soup, backed camenberg with sautéed mushrooms and prawn marie rose toastie. All absolutely faultless in taste and deliciousness. I see from other reviews that this place has changed hands, if the standard remains the same as we got yesterday we will continue to eat here for years to come! A delightful, honest, friendly establishment. Thank you to all staff!

I have known the Tweed Warehouse for several decades, as far back as when it was owned by well-known and well-liked Edzell family - the Callegaris.. It has changed hands, and having sampled lunch there a number of times since, I am delighted to report that the Callegaris would be delighted to know that the quality of the food, the chatty staff and excellent service, has not in any way declined. The adjoining gift and clothes shop also continue to offer great choice for Xmas and birthday presents. Everything I'm told is home-baked on the premises and I have never had any reason to doubt that - the cabinet of tasty cakes offering a fantastic selection of mouth-watering goodies, ample in size, so much so that on an earlier visit I asked Holly to cut the tray bake in two - it was so big and I was thinking of my lunch companion's midriff!!! We ate in the Tweedy again on Thursday when Holly suggested that this time we should have one tray-bake each - we succumbed! The visit brought to mind a story I'd heard in London many years ago about what the old Jew suggested we should do to achieve success - Feed the Public, Clothe the Public and Entertain the Public - the first two will guarantee success and I guess it can be said that the staff are certainly entertaining and I'm always delighted when the staff take time for a wee "blether." Fellow customers often don't get a mention and speaking with an old pal from Glenesk and Pitlochry days I was informed that the lady had lunch there every day - now that's a recommendation.

We had lunch here. The Mushroom soup was beautiful. A totally unexpectedly nice meal in a warehouse shop.

We came across this ecclectic mix of coffee shop/cafe.farm shop/gift shop/tweed shop after doing the Blue Door Walk. It's on a corner on the main road as you go in to town.Just about everything looked delicious, but as we had dinner booked, I went for a plain coffee with a peanut crunch, which was home-made. Absolutely lovely!

We stopped here on the recommendation of the Edzell Castle guide as we were just looking for a light meal to hold us over to dinner.The cafe is actually in the back of a small shop. There were several lunch type meals on the menu, including home made soup, as well as cakes and sweets.We decided to have a Scone with Cream and jam and share a pot of tea.What was presented to us was amazing! I have to say that I am convinced that this was absolutely the BEST scone with clotted cream and jam that I have had while visiting Scotland, and, believe me, I've tried dozens throughout the years.The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming.If you are in Edzell, you really must stop in and treat yourself. You will not regret it!

It is always worth a visit and even better since they have opened the cafe.very pleasant atmosphere. Lots of interesting gifts. A good selection of Scottish Good quality

Frequented by locals with homemade soups, lovely coffees and local organic produce being sold at the back.

Staff are always friendly and attentive, very good with families, young children etc.Food is always fresh, tasty and very good value. All made in their own kitchen.Recommend the soups, with some unusual but very tasty combinations of ingredients.Dont forget to to leave room for the home baking, cakes and scones are first class,

Have visited several time recently. Always a high standard with quick friendly service.On our latest visit we tried the Red Pepper, Sweet Potato and Coconut Soup ( which was delicious) while my wife had the Quiche, I ate the Lamb Sausage and Mint Toastie, both served with a generous salad.The traybakes and coffee afterwards were an indulgence but, well worth having

I eat in the Edzell Tweedie most weeks. It is one of the Best eating places in the Area. All their produce is local, & ALL homemade on the premises. Their soup is very tasty & unusual flavours, their cakes are very good, delicious. It is a friendly atmosphere & a great place to meet friends. They also have a great range of lovely clothes ,jackets,jumpers,handbags,napkins, great choice of cards,some by local artists. It is definitely worth a visit, in our lovely village of Edzell.

First time here. I was a bit worried because the clientele were at least 30 years older than us (we are in our 40s) but our lunch of a Brie, bacon and redcurrant panini and a chilli baked potato were both substantial and tasty. Will come back again.

Good honest, fresh delicious food. The soup was tasty and the pate on a toasted scone was a nice twist. Topped off with a browse round the shop and a few unusual pieces bought. We will be back.

Been here a few times and enjoy each experience. The Warehouse stocks an adequate selection of Scottish gifts and foodstuffs so the opportunity to browse is another attraction! Its snug café area is spacious and the menu is suitably extensive for the type of eatery it is. A selection of hot foods are served as well as snacks e.g. tray bakes and scones; emphasis being on homemade offerings. Staff are attentive and friendly with prices being very reasonable. certainly worth a visit whilst in Edzell.

A spacious café that shares space with a tweed and tartan shop.The welcome was warm, we were promptly seated and served, the tray bakes were as good as they looked, would certainly recommend this café.

Great selection of Scottish gifts and foods. They have a cafe there as well. Also have fresh local foods to.purchase.. Must stop in and visit.

The Tweedie is absolutely the best cafe in the village. Specials menu every day, homemade soup is always delicious and I can honestly say in 10 yrs I've never had a bad lunch . Waitresses pleasant and helpful and prices won't leave you needing oxygen when you get the bill. Can't recommend highly enough.

Enjoy light snacks, cakes and scones are lovely here. A lovely comfortable and warm atmosphere - great for a coffee and light snack.

I arrived here about 3 looking for some lunch. It was very busy but I squeezed into a table for two which had a view out the window to the main road. Although there were some interesting choices on the specials board, I opted for an old favourite of baked potato with beans and cheese. It arrived quickly and was a generously sized potato with lots of filling and salad on the side. I was very satisfied with it. Afterwards I had a pot of tea and a piece of malteser slice which was also very nice. The total bill came to £10 which was very reasonable. There is a shop attached with plenty to browse around, and a farm shop with local vegetables. There seemed to be a lot of locals using it, which is always a good sign. Recommended.

Very good up market restaurant food in corner coffee/ tourist shop. My boys had pan fried pheasant on haggis mash, cider apple sauce. Us girls had yellow split pea and red pepper soup. What a generous helping we got as well for the money. Service was very excellent will be back soon.

Visited this for the first time and was surprised at the shop and the restaurant menu, the soup choices were amazing and totally different, I had parsnip and parmigiana, it was delicious, and then went on to have a lovely coronation chicken sandwich with side salad, great value and well worth the visit!

To have a different treat with your morning cuppa was always a surprise and most delicious too!!The staff and shopping was very delightful as well.

You will not be disappointed with food, service ,and a great welcome and price , My friends and eat here every week we have never had a bad meal

Visited this restaurant and was immediately impressed by the friendliness of the staff. Ordered a Panini & my wife ordered a Bacon Roll. Both arrived promptly and they were delicious. This is a great place because it is part of a gift shop and farm shop selling good Scottish items and produce. Although the restaurant was fairly busy there was no waiting around for your order. This restaurant is first class and well worth a visit.

Went in there for a sandwich & some tea. The sandwich was fine. However, the salad they served with the sandwich was well past its best. Despite the fact that some of the lettuce had perished & the rest was going brown the waitress to whom I complained obviously didn't think anything was wrong. This leads me to believe that they don't wash the salad or they surely would have noticed it wasn't fit to serve. Didn't even apologise!

I visited with a friend and our two children ,I was looking forward to going as its usually lovely. However on this occasion it was not good. We ordered milkshakes for the children, it was made with syrup and warm milk the after taste was awful, we had to return these. I then ordered a coronation chicken sandwich , when it came I said oh I didn't order tuna mayo, this is what it looked like, then the waitress told me oh they used roast chicken for it so it was like gravy chicken with mayo and curry powder, the salad on my plate was rotten round the edges I did show the waitress and told the lady at the till but can you believe I was chArged for that plate of food. This place used to be fab , shame that they are using cheap and old products to make money....That's nit the reason I used to love this place so much . Please go back to your old standards!

This is a hidden gem. A great shop with a fantastic range of Scottish and country products. The best lunch in the area. Will be back. Thank you.

Always excellent food and variety of good yet unusual soups.Firm favourite of mine to meet friends.

Having experienced this restaurant at least annually for nearly thirty years, and though adequate and convenient I feel the change of ownership has been a massive step in the right direction. We now use it at least monthly. The service is friendly, personal, and prompt, considering lots of the plates are individual. Variable menu, with some interesting soups. Fresh scones to win awards.

Homemade Scottish fare at its best with charming smiles all round.Wide selection of savoury snacks with a mouthwatering selection of treats to satisfy the sweetest tooth!

Popped in at half ten on the way up to "The Blue Door" walk along the Esk Burn, damp and drizzly, but we were warmed up by a lovely straight from the oven scone and a terrific Cappucino. Coffee quality is definitely getting better wherever you seem to go but ultimately the result is determined by the blend of beans used, and these suited our palates perfectly, goof hot milk too, something that often fails in a Cappucino!

I have now visited this little coffee shop twice and have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the cakes, etc. as I was only passing through, I have not had a meal there, but it has always been full to capacity. Coffee is a little on the strong side, but that has not deterred from the fact that the scones, were wonderful.

We have visited the tweedie quite a few times, too browse around the shop, they have a great selection of tartans and other things nik knacks, candles and many more to mention, then we had a bowl of soup and a sandwich witch was lovely but getting a bit pricey, the staff were friendly and helpful,

Visited on a bank holiday Monday. Decent coffee and cake were well served and noted still serving food after 1600 so well done!

I popped into The Tweedie today for a warm up in this horrid weather. After a quick look around the store I plonked myself down in the coffee shop and enjoyed a delicious hot chocolate with marshmallows and a slice of tray bake. The staff seemed very friendly and I found the atmosphere very warming and comfortable. After my refreshments I tried on several lovely coats, jackets, hats and scarves before bidding farewell to the friendly staff before heading out to brave the weather.

As a regular visitor to the establishment I have been greatly disappointed by the attitude and service by the new owners. They are lucky to have retained some of the existing staff - I feel without this that they would be lucky to retain custom. Inflated prices (including charging 50p for tap water!) and aloof patronising attitude given by woman at till upon payment is not appreciated. They need to realise that they are now working in the service industry, they are there to provide the service for the paying customer rather than the customer being made to feel that they should be appreciative for having been in the establishment! Thankfully the old staff members are there to create a buffer for this appalling new team. They could learn a thing or two from them - a great place to start is 'the customer is always right'......

Great place to eat! food all cooked on the premise fresh every day, and at a good price i think ,I go there at least twice a week or more sometimes, to meet friends have a lunch or just a Coffee with a scone or home made cake love them,The staff there are so friendly and will take time to chat to you if and when possible.Don't just take my word for it try it for your self i know you will not be disappointed...