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5.0

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What an amazing find, they make all their own food including proper sourdough bakery goods and kombucha, perfect if you're trying to increase your microbiome or following ZOE. And, of course, all their food is delicious and it was the best coffee I've had in Ayr.

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Joyouspo . 2023-09-24

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I tried the Rooibos tea and had sourdough bread sandwich with hummus roasted veg and smoked salmon. It was delicious . Cant wait to go again

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barkin . 2022-12-08

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Narture Artisan Café is the new address for healthy food and especially; sourdough bread. All products are sourced locally. Sourdough bread is home made. I had a hand cut sandwich with hummus and roasted veggies/salad. I also enjoyed a cup of rooibos tea. Staff are working hard. Café is very cosy with a relaxing ambiance. Highly recommended for healthy food lover's.

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Lale B . 2022-11-20

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