Foxlane Cafe in Aberdeenshire

Over priced cafe £2.50 for the smallest pot of tea I have ever seen I know they have overheads but how much does it cost to make a cuppa

It was friendly enough customer service but the horrific plastic packaged scones were terrible. Why buy in crap when Tesco’s is nearby ???🤔 The scones are dry and solid Apart from that it was pleasant enough. Not sure how many people know this exists could do with a good bit of marketing and a general refurb.

Everything was nicely presented and the scones and cakes were individually wrapped, which is a good idea as I always get a bit worried about baking uncovered at this time of year. The scones were reasonably priced at £1.50, but we were a bit surprised to find ourselves charged 12p each for the wee wrapped butter portions. “Wow,” remarked my partner, “good job we didn’t want jam, too!” However, it was all clean and quick, with a nice outlook over the fence to the tree line. Good place for a cuppa while finding stock for the garden.

A lovely place to visit with very friendly staff you should definitely visit and go to the cafe even on a wet day out in Aberdeen

Good coffee and scones. Not many customers but that may have been the time of day. Only a small place assoviated to a garden centre.

Foxlane Cafe fue realmente agradable y proporcionó buenos pasteles y bebidas en un entorno agradable con buenas vistas. El personal era bueno. Este es también un buen centro de jardinería y cuenta con buenos arbustos y plantas de cama también. También tienen buenos suministros de jardinería de herramientas, fertilizantes, etc.

Hemos traído un montón de plantas de ellos, y tuvimos una visita a su cafetería al salir. También sentimos que el personal era muy amable y cordial si necesitabas ayuda. Gran lugar para todas las edades.

we went to Foxlane to buy some plants and had a cup of tea and a cake as part of the visit. The cafe was warm and comfortable and the tea refreshing and the cake good to eat.

When out plant shopping stop and have a lovely coffee in their cafe. also the views are lovely. So your Garden centre experience will be wonderful.

Honest it is well worth a visit and it is never that too busy. The staff are friendly and make you very welcome. The garden centre is also worth a visit.

Foxlane is a family run garden centre that primarily grow and sell plants and they're very good at it. The cafe is a coffee shop that provides great Coffee and a fair selection of snacks. Great seating with stunning views of the carnie woods. Staff are friendly and courteous. I would say don't go in expecting a grand lifestyle centre restaurant, this is the bonus coffee and cakes you get when you've gone shopping for the best bedding plants in town.

Went for lunch as we were intending buying plants (Nursery is fantastic with a great range of home grown bedding plants). Disappointed to find that it was just pre-wrapped sandwiches and cakes and nothing very exciting. Had a 'small' scone which was okay but a bit dry but the coffee was lukewarm at best. We appreciate that it is a social enterprise but they could try a bit harder.

We pop in here every few weeks to have a cup of tea and 'home' bake, which are really cheap. Its usually quite quiet, but we enjoy it that way without children screeching or running around. Lovely ginger slice with raisins in it that I love, and he gets a scone. They are individually wrapped so are lovely and fresh. There is not too much choice but that doesnt bother us. There are plenty of parking spaces.

The Foxlane cafe is in the Foxlane Garden Centre, and serves a limited range of snacks, cakes, etc. However it's keenly priced, and has a great view across to the woods of Northside, with several bar stool seats positioned by the windows to take full advantage. There are also a small number of tables outside. It's open seven days a week in summer, for slightly shorter hours than the garden centre itself (which has a huge greenhouse, worth seeing) - and is only open at weekends in winter.