Otterburn Mill in Northumberland

We were passing the Mill and decided to give restaurant a try - wasn’t sure what to expect ….. it was fantastic! Really good breakfast rolls, scones and coffee. Tidy, clean, friendly and cosy. Lots of interesting information about the history. Really surpassed our expectations!

A great venue for industrial archaeologists with the Cornish boiler, water turbine, etc. A spacious cafe with a good selection of baking and fair prices. Plenty of parking and tourist information. The clothes outletis next door.

Great full English breakfast. Very filling and Very tasty for £11.50 Recommend this if you enjoy this kind of breakfast.

Stopped off for breakfast on the way home. Really nice environment and the breakfast was stunning. Best full English I’ve had in a very long time. Excellent value for money costing £11.50 which included 2 sausages, 2 rashers of bacon, 2 hash browns, tomato, beans, black pudding and toast. Everything was really well cooked and super tasty. It was bought to our table in less than 10 minutes, was hot and fresh. Would definitely go back for breakfast. The cakes here also looked amazing, perhaps next time I’m passing it’ll be cake time!

This applies to the cafe, not the shop which is invariably good. Ignored for 10 minutes at the counter by several members of staff until a queue behind us formed at which point someone offered to serve the person behind us!! No basic politeness or good manners. The food was ok which is the only reason for 2 instead of 1 star. Maybe it’s just Saturday staff, but there’s definitely a need for decent management. Won’t be back.

Not impressed - stopped on the way north and popped in for a hot drink - Hot chocolate and snack ordered - the hot chocolate was terrible - the lady serving took ages and didn’t seem very interested in customer service - we waited ages - then scoops of choc powder mixed with milk which was cold when it arrived - Will not be back

Excellent home cooked mains with a selection of vegetables, chips etc. Helpful friendly service and for January and February you can get a main meal and hot drink for £9.95 which is good value. Would have given 5 stars but the coffee wasn’t too good.

The positives as I see them. The coffee is good. As is the hot chocolate. And the cake that mam and I had was pretty nice too. The less than positives as I see them. The decor is badly in need to some TLC. Think they’ve just had a flood, but I’m talking about the fixtures and fittings as much as the painting and decorating. I also thought £15 was a bit steep for what we had. And I’m used to tipping over in SE1, fam. There was a few homemade dishes available on the hot plate. Veg lasagne, steak pie, veg curry, corned beef pie and so on. Looked decent. I’d rather give 3.5 out of 5 if that was an option. But it’s not.

We went to the cafe looking forward to a meal but unfortunately the selection was limited unless you like a sad looking Lasagne, Liver and Onions which was more onions than liver. Next you could have Cornedbeef pie which was more potatoes than Cornedbeef and finally there was Cottage pie which looked reasonable. ( There was a mystery dish but as there was no description as to what it was... your guess is as good as mine ) To accompany these dishes there was dried up potatoes with their skins left on or chips ( 5 only ), vegetables you'd need a magnifying glass to find and the cost of this rare treat.... Main meal £12 Cup of Coffee £3-20 A Scone. £3-60 My wife normally has a Jacket Potato but at £9-50 with little or no salad, we decided to do without. It used to be good but sadly with the new owners and of course the new prices it is no longer value for money.

I haven't been here for some years. We were in Corbridge and decided to come here for a look and a drink. The shop is basically a no frills shed selling clothing - mainly outdoor clothing of mixed quality including some very expensive high end items. There are reductions on mainly lower quality goods as far as I could see. If I wanted to buy Barbour for instance I would head to the factory shop at South Shields. We then went to the cafe for a very nice pot of tea and piece of fruitcake. The hot food looks excellent.

Called in here as we were attending a family wedding nearby. Cafe was like a tardis - huge. Cakes looked amazing (although didn't try any) & plenty hot food to choose from. Menu looked quite extensive from cakes, sandwiches to hot food. We went for the soup of the day (cream of mushroom) omg it was amazing & a pastry to fill us up. Good value, decent portions & all round good food. Nice touch walking through the old mill (although the stuffed sheep gave me quite a shock haha). Nice idea having a shop on the same site which had massive range of outdoor gear, shoes, wellies, coats & dog bits n bobs. Definitely worth a visit.

Cafe staff were all really pleasant, food choice, quality & cost were all very good. Shame about the one member of staff working in the clothing shop, who was very loud & quite abrasive/rude.

What a fabulous find! So good we had to come again today! All home cooked food, both the the meat pie and the meringue were to die for! My husband even said better than his mums! And she was renowned for her pastry and cooking. Very friendly helpful staff, who went out of there way to chat and help. All at very reasonably prices. We just wish we had found it at the start of our holidays not the end.

We first went into the shop as I wanted a cardigan, it was very disappointing as there was virtually no knit wear it was all fleeces and outdoors clothing. The cafe was pleasant and we had a drink and a snack

This is a distinctly average coffee shop next to a outdoors clothing emporium. The service was average, the scone stodgy and hot chocolate a tad unpleasant and cloying. There was a distinctly off vibe to the place , all in all it was just well average.. There's plenty of parking outside All in all not recommended.

Shopping area good & well laid out. Restaurant offers good menu & was pleasant. Bad points: Gent’s toilet- 1 cubicle had a broken lock & toilet paper was empty in one & shredded in the other. The area had obviously not been checked for some time.

Lovely home cooked food, generous portions, reasonably priced, and friendly staff. Nice clothing shop attached, good selection.

Stayed in Otterburn for a few days and walked to Otterburn Mill at the bottom of our road for a cuppa and cake. Lovely warm welcome on arrival and I asked about the gluten free cake selection and was shown what was available, all homemade and all looked delicious! I had gf carrot cake and hubby (non gf) had a huge cream and jam scone. Good selection of herbal teas too. Dogs are made welcome too. We got a window seat with a lovely view, but most of the seats have great views anyway. Would recommend a visit to this cafe and a wander round the retail outlet.

Much better than it's initial outside appearance. Inside was lovely, outside seating with fabulous views. Super friendly staff, good home cooked style food, even offered Yorkshire pudding with shepherd's pie and steak pie, great cheese scone, cakes looked fabulous, shame we were too full to try. What a great find on our journey home. Would highly recommend.

Great place, friendly staff, good choice of pastries and cakes. A Beautiful summer day when we visited which always helps but an interesting and welcoming coffee shop with a good selection of discounted clothing in the mill shop.

Had time to kill so dropped in here rather than our usual sandwich in the car. A great decision, well repaid by the excellent surroundings of the historic mill and the great food and service. There was a large variety of hot meals on offer along with plenty of sandwiches and cakes. Several different seating areas including outdoors. Good service. Recommended.

Hier gibt es gute Kuchen und Scones. Ein typischer englischer Teeshop. Man sieht noch einiges von den alten Produktionseinrichtungen.

Rena's Country Kitchen at Otterburn Mill has great food and specifically a wide choice. I called for a light lunch and was confronted with such an array that I found it difficult to choose. Eventually it was to be lasagne with chicken and basil with a cheese topping. There were potatoes, chips, carrots etc as accompanyments but I decided just carrots, which was just as well as I like to have a dessert. Again a great choice. Narrowed it down to cheesecake .... except there were two cheesecakes!! Which one? Eventually it was the one served in a large cup. Finished the meal off beautifully!!

The best coffee shop in miles the meals are a treat freshly made and service is always with a smile. Would definitely recommend a visit here

Stopped off to have a look at the otterburn at life shop, and had a coffee one way in and out. Not to many cakes and sundries to choose from as lunch was in full swing. Some samples of the cloth made. No longer a working mill. Unless another bit to it we did not see

Have eaten twice at Otterburn Mill. Nice day, able to sit in the garden both times. Delicious Sunday roast…and no stinking on the portions. Helpful service. Definitely a find. Will go again and recommend to others.

Cafe could not serve us savoury items yet could for the next family. Had a banana cake. OK. Mill shop items overpriced even with sale reductions.

Try the toasties. Lovely cafe, the toasted sandwiches were amazing. Lovely staff. Nice setting in a lovely village. We stopped off for a late lunch.

We were on our way home to the Borders from the Lakes and decided to stop off for a quick lunch. The ladies behind the counter were very nice and the food was tasty. My husband really enjoyed the home made sausage roll and the kids polished off their paninis. May I just say that the spring vegetable soup was delicious - hats off to whoever made that. Same goes for the fruit scone - fresh and tasty! We were able to sit outside in the fresh air which feels like the best option in COVID times!

Stopped here for lunch when staying in the area, food was nice and service was fast. It was also dog friendly which was a bonus!

We visited on a Sunday. Excellent choice of meals and the food is really very tasty. Couldn’t rate the food any higher. Very friendly and welcoming staff. We thought very reasonably priced for a family meal. We were able to sit outside on a beautiful day with gorgeous scenery and there are pleasant walks nearby. Shop has nice range of clothing and pleasant staff. We will definitely be making another trip. Nice day out.

The shop was full of clothing as expected ranging widely to dress from hiking. The cafe was excellent - served byt a great memeber of staff who told us all about each of the main course meals on offer. Oh I wanted to eat all of them and the one I chose was excellent. Good coffee also. The staff were really nice so I felt really good about the place. Set in a great location and with outside seating.

Went here and it was so good we went back the next day. The home cooked “main menu” is amazing. The best steak pie I have ever had. Bar none. Freshly cooked - and the chips were amazing. Go here. Nothing else to say!

Called into coffee shop and hubby and I had a bacon sandwich each and cappuccino..absolutely delicious. Lovley thick bacon and chunky bread, all for less than £12..lovley!! Like to add the staff are all so nice too!!

Good choice of very nice snacks and meals , friendly service and appeared to be very covid organised

Called in for a quick coffee... Ended up with a full dinner and pudding!! It was so good! Good old fashioned dinner hot and satisfying. And fabulous value

Was only in one part of the mill, where they sell clothes, forgive the pun very tun of the mill, very small compared to other similar companies, a bit overpriced for my liking. I cannot say anything about the tea room, perhaps the next time we're down that way we'll take time for a cuppa.

Visited today had lovely meal shepherds pie with chips and veg good portion.very clean .friendly staff.bought a few things in shop.havnt been far recently due to virus felt very safe here.after shop went back to cafe for tea and Rockyroad cake.very nice.

Had a quick look around the shop lots of nice jackets etc at decent prices, was able to look around at our leisure and no hassling by sales staff which I liked

We only stopped for coffee sadly as meals looked very good and dog friendly site all round Service was fine and good toilets Covid aware

shop only sells clothing, I am sure it used to sell gift stuff as well. The cafe was nice, reasonable prices.

Visited the cafe this afternoon. Extremely friendly staff, reasonable prices food, excellent service. Tasty great food (sausage rolls are amazing) lovely and clean. Looks forward to going back.

The mill shop is well worth a visit, there is a good choice of outdoor clothing and footwear for both ladies and gents at very good prices. Well laid out considering social distancing etc. Although it is a good distance away by car, if your in the area I would recommend a stop off. They have a nice coffee shop attached also with a good choice of food etc. We would return.

Good place to stop after a long ride. Nice large pot of tea and lovely big sausage roll at very reasonable price.

Was a little hesitant going as mixed reviews, but we all had a delicious hot and good sized breakfast. Beautiful bacon and local produce Staff were really friendly and gave us some great local tips! Going back tomorrow

The shop doesn't have the most efficient layout but it does currently have some good offers on for quality clothing and accessories. My partner and I were happy to walk away with two new tops yesterday. The car park wasn't full but it does need the spaces painting again.

We stopped at Otterburn Mill for lunch today and the shepherd's pie was amazing. The staff are so friendly and nothing is too much trouble. Thankyou all so much. Can't wait to go back!!

Would just like to say that I visited Otterburn mill today and was just about to put on a good review on the quality of the food and the efficiency and loveliness of the staff when I came across the previous comments. Can I just say that I was witness to what had occurred and from where I was sitting it was a group of what I can only describe as ‘full of themselves’ young men that were not shouting but saying things just loud enough about the waitresses as they were going about their work and they weren’t nice comments so the lady who came out, who I can only assume was their boss, told them not to be so rude and disrespectful to her staff. And with good reason from what I witnessed!!

Turned in at 3.20 after a morning at kielder , 4 of us ordered paninis to hear muttering in the kitchen that they’ve turned the machine off already, which then made us feel unwanted, once the food came out one of the paninis wasn’t brung and when asked about it words were mumbled yet once again, then we are sat in the beer garden and the woman that seems to think she’s amazing with her purple hair comes out fuming just because she has had to turn the machine back on and makes up that we said something to the waiters but in all honesty the waiter was brilliant with us, spent about £70 on food which will cover one of your staffs wages, speak to your customers with respect , your finish time is 4 hunny, made us feel so small. Lucky to get one star

Called with family.....scones were nice but Coffee was awful....wasnt too busy as it was our first time out since lockdown eased....good layout and more than happy to sit in garden

Called in for a snack after a visit to Kielder Water. Cafe is quite big inside with plenty of tables in 3 different sections. Good choice of cakes and scones but sandwich choices were a bit basic. Hot Food did look a little bit like school dinners but there was a god choice. Ham sandwich came on really nice white bread (as requested) and a nice side salad. Cheese scone seemed home made. Staff were very pleasant and tables were all quickly cleared and cleaned.

Very tasty lunch, with excellent choice and really friendly staff. Will definitely come back when we are in the area.

Visited the mill whilst having a break in Otterburn. The shop is very impressive with a good range of clothing with some great bargains available.The cafe is also very good with tasty home made food.All staff are friendly and helpful.

What a surprise! During a walk we decided to drop in and peruse the on site shop housed in the old mill buildings. We were pleasantly surprised to find an on-site cafe/ restaurant also housed in another one of the mill buildingsBoth shop and restaurant both have keep signs of the past by keeping old associated machines to the mill/ weaving industry along with brief potted history.The restaurant/ cafe sells a good range of quality foods produced on site all at affordable prices and I think I’m right in saying special oap meals Give it a try if you’re passing you’ll be fed and educated all in the same place

Superb venue, relaxed. Helpfull chatty staff. Quality items at reasonable prices. Shopping is not my thing, bieng a non consumer, but I ended up buying several things.

We stopped off at Otterburn Mill on a rainy morning when sightseeing elsewhere had to be put on hold. We were aware of the Mill as we had stayed in Otterburn for a holiday some six years ago.The Mill works well on a number of levels. Weaver's Coffee Shop in the meal provides excellent 'homemade' meals. Good hot and cold food menu available as well as cakes, scones and drinks. The steak pie and the vegetable lasagne were particularly good, and the accompanying chips were delicious. One half of the coffee shop is dog-friendly.The Mill makes much of its heritage as a mill and there is a small exhibition of the old mill equipment including a horizontal water turbine.The retail part of the Mill provides an extensive range of outdoor leisure clothing with good discounts.The down part of going to Otterburn Mill for us was that we popped in for a quick drink and bite to eat and spent £100+ on outdoor clothing.

Such a lovely place with very helpful staff and a great range of outdoor clothing, great coffee shop too

Both historic and good shopping with excellent food. The mill’s history is amazing and the cafe had a vast selection of hot and cold food. The shopping outlet area had some excellent bargains too, as my purse will confirm.

If you enjoy good wholesome home made food served by friendly staff, then I would definitely recommend a visit to the cafe here. There is also the clothes shop and some history of the workings of this Northumbrian woolen mill.

Three fifty for bacon roll, latte was cold by the time bun came. Only one person serving and working the till at same time. Not very warm in cafe.

Unfortunately the mill suffered flood damage but the affected stock has been greatly reduced. A vast range of outdoor wear for sale including outdoor wear for the dog as well.

In reality this is a regatta outlet store with a cafe tagged on within an old mill/weavers shop.

We called for a cuppa and something to eat, very nice anything from a full meal to a snack , we went into the shop and purchased items at reasonable prices, well worth it .

Arrived here at 5 o'clock and they were just closing but still had time to make us a cup tea and the place had been flooded the previous day. thank you ladies

Staff in cafe very friendly, food a bit ‘school dinners’ for me.

Living in the village I often visit Otterburn Mill, alone or with friends, for coffee or a meal. I visited yesterday with two friends. There were two vegetarian options on offer. I had Vegetable Crumble with vegetables and a portion of chips. It was excellent. One of my friends also had the other vegetarian option, a pasta bake, which she much enjoyed. On all my recent visits, the vegetarian options have more than met my expectations. I also sometimes pop in for a take away. I am Impressed with the quality and choice available for vegetarians at Otterburn Mill which I feel happy to recommend.

Have visited here several times before and the food is lovely.

Really should have read the leaflet more closely but went on the name - 'Mill' - which it no longer is - it is just a retail shopping experience with a very small exhibition about weaving. The attached café Weavers Café is OK, fairly expensive for what it is - wife had a cheese scone which was good, I had the last piece of fruit cake which was a little dry.

Stop off on way to Scotland. Have been before for a tea but today decided to have something more so ended up with a bacon sandwich and a cuppa. Lovely fresh bread loads of bacon and a pot of tea. Best bacon sandwich for a while. Reasonably priced and lovely scenery what more could you want.

Det var helt tilfældigt vi kom forbi dette hyggelige sted til frokost tid.

Otterburn Mill has been one of our favourite stopping off points for over forty years now and seeing as we were in the vicinity, we stopped there today, Saturday, 22nd June, 2019. We've ALWAYS loved having a sausage sarnie in there but they've had to change their supplier due to one reason or another, so Lisa (the Manageress) cooked the wife and I two of the most delicious BACON sarnies we've ever had! They were magnificent and no mistake! Fabulous bread buns too by the way Lisa so we'll be back again very soon to sample them again! Ten out of ten and no mistake!

On this occasion we visited Otterburn Mill in May. There is adequate parking with a circular footpath starting from the car park. The mill is now a retail store selling casual clothing and accessories with a good price range to cover most pockets plus it is dog friendly! You can take your dog in the shop and the cafe which is helpful for people like us holidaying with their dog. The staff are very helpful and friendly and the location is beautiful. Those interested in the weaving history of the mill can see the original tenterhooks beside the building as well as machinery displayed in the cafe area.

During regular return trips from Arbroath to Nottingham, my hubby and I make a point of stopping off at Otterburn Mill. The full English breakfast freshly prepared in the café is first class and keeps us going through the day. The staff both in the café and the shop are always warm and welcoming. If you don't fancy a fried breakfast there are alternatives all prepared fresh. There is a pet friendly area, where your dog can join you and enjoy a drink of water. There's an excellent play area for children. In the surrounding fields you can view grazing sheep or enjoy a walk in the wooded area that hides a water route that probably fed the mill in it's hey day. If you do get the chance to call in at Otterburn Mill, I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

We ordered the Full English breakfast and it was very greasy and badly presented (As can be seen in the photo) My Mother didn't even find her egg under the pile of beans. Probably just as well she didn't as the white of mine was mostly black and inedible. I have given a 2 only because my husband was very happy with his pasty and chips.

As a previous review, we were misled by the tourist information on this place. It is quite small and expensive. The staff in the cafe were quite frosty, the scone was dry and the tea weak. We won’t be rushing back anytime soon.

Not a very big Mill Shop option therefore a bit dissapointing (would not have been happy if this was the intended destination as it was we were passing through).

The coffee shop was not busy when we visited however we waited 30 minutes for a panini and a bacon sandwich. The bacon sandwich consisted of 2 small rashers of bacon and cost £3.50. Panini wss good. Drinks were cold by the time we got food. I then asked what the hot dessert was and was told there was none despite it being clearly advertised. 5 minutes after I purchased a piece of cake the board was amended to show the hot dessert was apple crumble. Not amused .

Last year we had a bad experience when we visited Otterburn Mill this year what a difference. the ladies in the shop were so polite and helpful and I love the jackets that we purchased then we decided to brave the Cafe after last year being told we couldn't take our dog in. I have to say totally different and the sausage rolls ,cheese scones the size and value for money ,worth every penny and everybody had a laugh at pooch who wasn't too sure about the sheep even though he is a sheep dog,we said we wouldn't go back after last year but I am so pleased we did ,thank you for such a nice experience

Thank to the lovely staff member who popped back home to get me sunblock- yesterday was a beautiful day but being out for hours on the bike with only an application in the morning not so good! Really appreciated your help!

We just happened to be ready for a drink and a toilet stop on our journey to Warkworth Castle when we came upon this place. Perfect. Excellent toilets and such a good cafe. So good that many people had gone there for their lunch. There was even an outside seating area and a small play area for children. The shop was good also with the goods on sale quite reasonably priced. My wife bought a few items.

Popped in yesterday after staying in Otterburn with friends. Had tea n the biggest meatiest sausage roll. Decided to come back for lunch and can recommend the steak pie if it’s on the menu. All the food looked fabulous and all home cooked. If your staying in the lodges you can ring ahead and get carry outs. Delicious !

Called here whilst travelling North. Excellent free parking. Really friendly cafe staff. Food smelt lovely but we only wanted cake which was as good as it looked. Definitely a good place to stop.Great selection of clothes in the shop. Mainly outdoor stuff like Regatta etc but also Wierd fish. Good prices including children’s and shoes and boots. Also pet accessories. What’s not to like.

We visited the shop as usual and decided to visit the coffee shop. During our stay in Northumberland we had visited several coffee shops and restaurants so had high expectations. We were badly let down by the unpleasant rather old stainless steel teapot etc and the canteen crockery. Yes the food, scones etc looked excellent, however we were just there for coffee/tea. Husbands tea was he said ok, however my Americano was absolutely tasteless. The coffee shop and the toilets were immaculate, however the coffee and crockery certainly lets it down. Time for some replacements and certainly ones more in keeping with their theme.

When touring the area this is a good stop off point. Picnic area available, nice little cafe and a good value shop for any kind of walking gear.

We often stop here en route to Scotland and are never disappointed. Food is fresh and portions are plentiful. Part of the cafe is dog friendly and is spacious enough to accommodate our two greyhounds. Staff are friendly and helpful too. The breakfast sandwiches are top notch!

We stopped for a quick bite on the way home. The service was fast and friendly. The fare was simple but really good. It was also made interesting by the inclusion of a history on weaving and spinning. With a verticals turbine and other relics and samples scattered around.

Lovely club Christmas sandwich, highly recommended. Tasty and very filling. Well worth a visit. Mince pies beautiful also

repas copieux, ingrédients frais et goûteux, cuisine locale simple (snack) omelettes, corned-beef tomates, prix raisonnables

The Mill Shop has some beautiful gifts, blankets and clothing for sale. They also had some good bargains. We had a good spend which also included some beautiful Christmas presents.

We have stopped here several times on our way up to northern Northumberland, good honest plate full of food, served by good honest people. Highly recommend

Fabulous Sunday lunch, we all had the chicken which was beautiful, served with the tastiest cauliflower cheese. Fairly large portions. Would def recommend

Friday 24 August 18, After visiting Black Middens Bastle House, my husband and I were in need of refreshments by now, so we drove to Otterburn, to visit the Otterburn Mill, which encompasses a retail outlet, country coffee shop, restaurant and Tourist Information Hub.

I would endorse previous comments. Our food (one chicken panini and one fish and chips) was edible but not well made. Loads of greasy cheese in the panini and the fish was likewise greasy. Also the overall ambiance is dated and tired. Won’t be going back unless there’s a big improvement. It’s a bit sad as I have fond memories of visiting in years gone by. Also little for vegetarians and nothing at all for vegans.

Reading through some of the other reviews, I would have to agree that the furnishings were uninspiring & tired, as was much of the food! Badly in need of an update & rethink as to the flow of queuing for one’s meal. Factory shop has seen better days.

Stopped on our way to our holiday accommodation. The restaurant looked very dated but didn’t eat there. There is a tourist information with lots of leaflets to help yourself to. This room had an awful smell which was something like stale cigarettes. Couldn’t wait to get back out into the fresh air. The country store clothes shop was very good and had lots of bargains

My wife & I decided to take a little trip "Over the Hills" whilst we were staying at Clennell Hall as we'd been to Rothbury the previous day we thought a visit to Otterburn would be rather good. We called in to Otterburn Mills for a "Coffee & Scone" and it hit the spot as the saying goes. There is plenty history of the Mill if you are into that kind of thing. There is also an outlet shop that you can browse if you have a mind to. On the way back to Clennell Hall we stopped for a while in The Tea Shop at Elsdon. Elsdon is known for its Jibbet where rouges were hung in days gone bye.

We come to Otterburn every 6 or 7 years and always visit the mill to particularly check out the shop as we (used to) like the blankets and other stuff they had made.

Lovely wee place. Shop, cafe and a wee museum. Too hot to leave dogs in the car so why not take them with us. Shop prices decent, museum and displays interesting and the walks lovely in the sunshine. The cafe even has a dog friendly area that was nice and cool.

We had a little weekday trip away to otterburn lodges and popped into otterburn mill for a spot of outdoor clothes shopping. I got a fantastic jacket for myself and my little girl, staff were lovely we will definitely be back again soon!

An excellent stop off for us en route to/from Edinburgh. Food always good and reasonably priced and if ,like us, you are lucky to have warm weather to be able to sit outside in the garden to eat while enjoying the beautiful views it is even better. Always browse in the shop for deals and always buy something. Some good quality at good prices.