Square Roots in Moray

Friendly staff, felt very welcome without being stifled. Lovely cafe with home cooked foods. We arrived in time for lunch service. Great selection for all. I had homemade Cullen Skink, best I have ever tasted! Ordered 2 children's meals too of chicken breast burger and Mac n Cheese. Deluxe hot chocolate was amazing, piled high in cream, Marsh mallows and chocolate. Very reasonable prices for home cooked food. Highly recommended. Busy place and rightly so!

Excellent food and service. Some of the specials are out of this world! I would particularly rate the Chicken fillets with macaroni & cheese.

We met up for a chat over lunch and were made very welcome. The food is yummy - I had the steak ciabatta and my friend fish and chips. We finished with coffee which was lovely - I had Victoria sponge and my friend millionaire shortbread - both were just amazing! Will definitely be back. Thank you.

Based on previous good visits, my friend and I came here after attending a Trade Show near Fochabers. Service was good, however, the Roots Burger was rancid smelling and tasted bitter and sharp, a good indication that the meat should not be eaten. I informed the waitress who apologised I did remark that the burger was too gamey and definitely should not have been served. Imagine my surprise at being charged for something that could have damaged my health. Again the waitress said sorry the Chef Patron wanted to charge me as the use by date was okay, oh yeah! Hence this poor review, for the cost of a Burger the cafe's reputation is brought into question, how dumb is that. I am a good home cook and have been for fifty years, I think by now I recognise inedible food and this was. Well done Chef Patron I will be dissing your place for years to come.

Very rude and shouty lady when we took a tiny chihuahua in to the shop. Advertised as dog friendly but this certainly isn’t . Avoid

Don't get me wrong ,we absolutely love Square roots! Staff are lovely , especially the lady who seems to always be there. We almost always have the "Trainwreck" it was just the best toastie ever,we have brought friends in for brunch and on our recommendation they have had them and loved them too.Sadly the menu is different now and our Trainwreck has been changed to a Ciabatta toastie instead It's filling of bacon ,cheese and caramelised onions is barely there at all ,it was lacking in any flavour at all.Please ,please bring back the old one we loved .Also the chocolate sprinkles on Cappuccinos have been replaced with bitter cocoa powder,it totally ruins the coffee. Can we just have things the way we were? Then we will return,or we will have to find somewhere else I guess

Not Dog Friendly although on Dog Friendly Google search. After searching on Dog Friendly site and seeing a dog sign outside we were told dogs not welcome.

As soon as you walk in the door they are rude. The woman continually shouts instead of talking normally. I think there is something wrong with her or maybe she's just a common piece. So we left and got a very sarcastic "bye" Surprised they have any customers.

Went to this cafe because according to its website it offers "quality produce, freshly prepared and presented with care", and that it works "closely with local farmers and producers, creating a range of dishes inspired by traditional farmhouse cooking with an occasional twist." I was hoping, then, for some nice breakfast options. Unfortunately, that was not to be. I tried to order avocado on toast, which was on the menu, but asked to add a couple of poached eggs, which I was told couldn't be done. I opted, then, for the vegetarian breakfast - which, when it arrived, featured tinned baked beans, frozen hash browns, and store bought veg sausages and white toast. Since the remaining items were fried mushrooms and a grilled tomato - neither of which, I would imagine, were grown locally - it's hard to fathom what was local or 'farmhouse' about this meal. It was, to me, completely tasteless. My son had the waffles with maple syrup, which were fine, but they were plain - they didn't come with any options, for e.g., like a fruit compote. This cafe also has, sadly, no ambience - we were regaled with a radio station blasting annoying chatter and the latest pop hits. Will be looking elsewhere for local breakfast options.

Had a lovely lunchtime meal at square roots. The cullen stink and chicken crispy burger was excellent. Good service, friend staff, not long to wait all added to good experience. Will definitely be back soon. Highly recommended.

Firstly, there is free parking not 100 metres away. Next there was a friendly greeting. The place was really clean, with rustic dark wood tables of varying sizes. The atmosphere was happy and friendly, just like the staff. We started with soup. A mistake as it was a main course portion. He naturally had Cullen Skink. Creamy, fishy potatoey- OOh. I had the special of the day, pea and ham. Gorgeous tasting, served with a big crunchy crouton in the middle. I have to remark on the bread, which really is my only negative. We got two half slices of white cut bread, and a little pat of very cold butter. Not my style really. For mains he went for dirty burger. A nice thick chilli burger with jalapeño, onion ring and salad stuff in a toasted bun. Served with a little basket of very moreish chips. I wanted to try something I'd not had before so went for buttermilk chicken on a waffle. We had homemade waffles at the hotel in Tombstone on our way to The OK Corral, and this one was nearly as good. The chicken was beautifully moist and the batter crispy and well seasoned. I ladled it with the maple syrup served with it- a mistake as it was too sweet for my taste, but hubby loved it. I wanted to stop at coffee, but him indoors approached the cake counter. Allways a mistake. He came back with two portions of millionaire's shorty. I tried hard but could only make it thru a third, but he finished mine as well. Lovely goey chocolatey fudgy biscuity calorie laden cake. Worth every inch on the hips! The coffee was maybe the best part of the meal, which is not a criticism of what we ate. The nicest coffee we have had, which includes those in US. And the price? with two bottles of fizzy water, less than £40

Excellent selection of home cooked cakes and delicious milkshakes. Lovely atmosphere inside but my 13 year old thought there could be more decorations like plants to make it more 'rooty'.

We had our first visit to Square Roots yesterday and were very impressed. Service by the receptionist/cashier/waitress Naomi was superb, friendly and very efficient, and she keeps the place spotless with table and floor cleaning after each customer group leaves. The food was excellent. My wife, Pat, had 'small portion' fish and chips but still could not eat it all and the batter on the fish was the best we had found anywhere. I had the Square Roots burger, which is BIG, and the whole thing was top class with the burger freshly made, thick, really tasty and great consistency. We shared a sticky toffee pudding for afters, 1 portion with 2 spoons and it was both delicious and totally adequate for the 2 of us. Prices are very reasonable. We will definitely be going to this restaurant again and taking family members when they visit.

The food was amazing. The presentation superb. The service was amazing and the ambience was just right. My family and I will definitely go back. Try out the chicken fillets - honestly just amazing.

Had our lunch here recently and thoroughly enjoyed it. Lovely little place, staff very friendly and food excellent, huge portions, reasonable prices. Obviously very popular with locals so that is a good sign. Planning on going back next time we are in the area

Excellent Quick Lunch. Visited in Aug, arrived just before it got really busy, the ladies behind the counter were friendly and welcoming, toasted sandwiches were delicious, service was speedy and efficient.

Four of us enjoyed two sessions in the pleasant and friendly Square Roots cafe during a day in the pretty Highland town of Keith. We enjoyed the wide choice of teas and coffees in mid-morning and returned for excellent sandwiches at lunchtime, washed down by Fentimans drinks. Well worth a visit to this location in an impressive square.

When I arrived at Square Roots it was very busy with only 2 tables free. Despite this all the staff were smiling, friendly and polite. The whole cafe was spotless and tables were cleared and cleaned as soon as they became free. I had 'King of the Coop ' which was lovely and fresh. All in all a first class service.

Had lunch here with family. I had to wait a wee while for my toastie and the coffee was yummy. Once I got said toastie, the bread was nice and thick and the side salad was yummy, with an interesting dressing which was tangy.

We had lunch here and the service could not be faulted. The Quiche was very good and the home baking was absolutely superb. Parking was plentiful and close to the cafe.

Great coffee and treat with nice service. Located centrally beside main street for shopping. Want to come back when I am hungry to try the halloumi fries.

I've been a few times and have always enjoyed it but today was very disappointing. The quality has gone downhill by quite a lot. The side salad was literally just lettuce and a wedge of tomato ( not how it used to be ) and...

We visited this place for breakfast with friends on several occasions whilst visiting Keith. Can’t fault it. Friendly service, good food and definitely value for money. Only “complaint” is it didn’t open until 11 am so had to give it a miss on our last...

Small very busy cafe Great menus very reasonable prices too Home baking was lovely too Owner was rushed if her feet but was coping very well with a full cage Well worth a visit

Noticeably gone down hill since my last visit. They have lost their licence. Mix up with reservation. Food was good but service left alot to be desired. Atmosphere has severely deteriorated. Wont be back.

We stopped in Keith for a wander and came across this cafe. It was so hot that we sat outside and enjoyed cold drinks and coffee. The food menu looked good so we might pop back.

In quiet Keith is a lovely coffee shop. Seats outside and in, lots of space, delicious coffee, interesting local soft drinks, great staff. A delight.

We stopped off at square roots on the way to Inverness. The food and drinks were absolutely delicious. We had the chicken burger and beef with onion sandwich. Hot chocolate at the cafe was the perfect way to warm up in the cold Scottish weather....

Very slow and quality of food much reduced on my last visit. As poor I will not be going back for a meal. None of our party of 5 thought the food was good.

Ace food, friendly staff, service can be a little slow but they get there. Home baking a lovely and they have a good selection of beverages too

Best breakfast I’ve had out. Quality sausages and bacon and a perfect runny fried egg nae covered in grease like you often get served when out. Fine pot of tea too

Visited for lunch on Thursday, had pre booked a table that morning. Service and food were excellent. Had the beer battered haddock & chips with tartar sauce. Batter was perfect - crispy and with just a hint of beer flavour! Finished off with millionaires shortbread...

Came here with my wife and 2 wee ones a few days ago. Lovely clean cafe, spotless well maintained toilets which is a welcome change for around here! Never often write a review but the service and quality of food & coffee was definately worth...

We arrived for afternoon tea around 2pm. Cafe was busy, food looked fab, although we just had tea and cake which was lush. Sad to say the poor waitress who gave the absolute best customer service she could was solely running around rushed off her...

Great place with amazingly tasty food and hot chocolate . Friendly helpful staff . . Will return very soon . Highly recommended

Was here today for lunch. 2 of us had the macaroni and 1 person the fish and chips. Everything was perfect. Lovely staff and delicious food. I highly recommend this restaurant. It gets 5 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ from me. Thank you.

Lets make this short and sweet.

We were in Keith and decided to give this place a try. The staff were lovely and attentive cannot fault them. The menu looked nice but a bit over priced. Husband ordered fish and I ordered a cheese and pickle toasted sandwich. Husbands fish was over cooked with thick greasy batter. My sandwich was a pickle sandwich with a small piece of cheese, I scrapped off at least 2 tablespoons of pickle before I could eat it. The coffee was nice but for the price and low quality of food we will not be back and will warn family and friends about our poor experience.

A delicious lunch, harvester salad, chicken and fries. We tried Scottish gins, lady was helpful with the different kinds knew what garnishes and mixers would enhance each one. We had laughs at seaside one. Keith is a small quaintly busy town.

We decided to visit Square Roots this Saturday 5th Oct. on our way to Aberdeen. We are so glad we did, we were taken to our table by a very attentive and smiling woman. ( Always an assist to a company) She made us feel very welcoming and gave us a menu whilst telling us about the specials. We ordered the fish ( more like a whale) haha and chips So tasty. The cakes on offer also looked delicious we will definitely be back to try them. The cafe itself was clean and tidy and staff were always on hand making sure tables were cleaned and customers were ok. It was very busy when we were there but nothing was to much for our waitress and the young girl who worked away happily. A very friendly and efficient run cafe.

We came here due to the good reviews. However we were let down, young lassie serving didn’t have a clue, took 15 minutes before we were asked what we wanted. Her attitude was something left to be desired couldn’t even crack a smile. Customers given food without cutlery, dirty tables and a lack of atmosphere really let this place down. Our food was delivered which was delicious however we still hadn’t got our coffee’s by this point and 40 minutes had passed. Absolute shambles, older woman apologised and said it was the younger girls first day however no excuse for such awful service. Won’t be back.

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Super coffee and pleasent services we are there 10min before close and lady had prepare us coffee...

Café delizioso gestito da giovani a pochi passi dalla famosa distilleria di Strathisla.

I've stopped in here a couple of times on East-West journeys recently and it's become a highlight of my trip. Lovely wee cafe/restaurant.

This place does not disappoint ! The service is very warm and welcoming and you are never rushed, even when they are full. One of the owners, Russell, will go out his way to make sure customers are very happy ! Small but surprisingly great selection of Italian and Slovenian wine !

We visited here twice during our recent holiday. Great coffee, excellent Cullen Skink, very accommodating staff.

We found a great coffee place after driving around from town to town. Really friendly staff and great coffee, and cakes.

Stopped here on our way to Nairn. We sat outside since we had our dog and it was a nice day. The lady serving us couldn't have been more helpful offering a dish with water for the dog and also took another table out so he could sit under it for some shade. Lunch was lovely, my little boy had the fish and chips from the kids menu and it was a very generous portion. I had the Square Roots burger and my partner had the crispy chicken fillets. Very reasonably priced and we also took a couple of tray bakes away. We would certainly visit again when in the area. Keep up the good work.

Lovely lunch with family; great sandwiches, I had a very tasty Cullen Skink soup, don't bother with the oat cakes though, salty and very mediocre.

Was very impressed by the prompt service, we got asked where we would like to sit and then shown to a table, we ordered Cullen Skink and a BLT and was very impressed.

Lovely lunch my wrap was very nice although i was slightly jealous of my friends chicken goujons lovely fresh chicken and chips coleslaw was nice too

Went in here for a sunday lunchtime soup n sandwich. Good experience overall. Food was good, coffee excellent. Staff are friendly but disorganised.

Very nice cosy cafe that was very welcome on a cold day. Being in Scotland I had a haggis and cheese toastie which was delicious. The food was excellent and the service friendly.

Had a lovely homemade quiche recently with a tasty dressing. They also sell fresh bread in the cafe - well worth a visit.

Passing through Keith and discovered this cafe. First of all thought it was a hairdressers (square roots) but realised as we drove closer was a cafe. Glad we investigated. Super atmosphere. Decor really fresh and nice bits here and there to buy. Staff friendly and very hardworking. (im sure a school kid/leaver would happily clear tables to alleviate the pressure)

Was in here on a lovely Sunday after a walk and was very appreciative of the quality of the food and coffee and the great service from the young staff , I had the bbq chicken and cheese grilled sandwich with a flat white which was excellent , very recommended when in Keith , we will stop here when driving north in the future.

Cracking plate home made soup,staff very polite and helpful, the only thing that could have been done to improve my meal would have been home made bread instead of tescos sliced ,but at price paid am probably asking to much ,

Fabulous food and service. Gluten free options available. Can see this becoming a regular feature. We sat outside in the sunshine where we saw them welcome dogs too with doggy treat and fresh water bowl.

A really amazing stop for lunch across the highlands. Highly recommended! They also have local beer which is really good

My husband and I visited here after hearing so many wonderful reviews. The cafe was busy so understandably staff were struggling to keep up. Staff led us to a table where we had to wait while they fetched a cloth to clear and clean the table. This itself wasn't an issue, but the table remained sticky afterwards. After about a 15 minute wait our order was taken. We each chose the BBQ Melt Chicken Burger and a plate of Philly Cheese Steak Fries to share. The Fries started off well but after a few we realised the plate was full of grease. My Husband found a hair on his burger, melted into the cheese. Staff took it away and offered to replace it but my Husband had lost his appetite by then. My burger was nice enough although the chicken was quite dry. Staff were apologetic about our meal and took the price of my Husbands burger off the bill which was appreciated. Overall, staff were professional and friendly but our general experience was disappointing and we're reluctant to try again. Hopefully this was an unfortunate one off incident.

Lovely cafe, staff are very friendly and brilliant food. I had the Venison Burger with Haggis which was very tasty. My partner had the Silverside Beef toasty which was also really nice. Service was prompt and friendly. Reasonably priced. The cream egg rocky road and millionaires were also very nice! We will be back!

Came here through a review from Happy Cow as we were looking for vegan/ gluten free food. Our first impressions looking at the menu were promising however it became clear that the staff didn’t really understand the vegan side of the menu. We had to ask about vegan spread for our toast and when our toast came (which was meant to be GF sourdough) it was just plain white bread. My husband is a GF vegan and this is a challenge for many cafes, some rise to the challenge and others don’t quite manage it - they offered two vegan cakes (fantastic) but the gluten free one wasn’t vegan. The cafe itself is lovely and the staff were great, very pleasant and helpful but until they get a grip with vegan/gf food I’m afraid we won’t be back

This nice little cafe made for a pleasant late afternoon stop after a day out exploring. Great coffee, ethically traded, and decent home made cake. Friendly greeting on arrival and friendly service throughout

A great-value, freshly-cooked lunch for six today. Nice range of menu options and blackboard specials. We enjoyed: Cullen Skink (traditional NE Scotland fish soup of smoked haddock, potatoes, onions, cream), curried carrot soup, venison burgers topped with haggis and cheese, carrot cake, lemon and ginger cheesecake. All were absolutely delicious. We were lucky to sit near enough the kitchen door to see all other dishes for diners come out, and they looked just as fantasti as our own. Staff were welcoming, caring, and respectful. Surroundings are rustic bistro. In Keith (town) square just off the A96, with plenty parking on the doorstep so easy to pop in. They also do breakfasts, “just” drinks/cakes, and afternoon tea. (Only criticism is that there is only one WC so at busy times you might have to wait a moment or two...)

Popped in with my wife for lunch today, had seen the renovation work done and been meaning to head over, glad we did. Lovely service, really nice coffee and home cooked food (chicken fillets and quiche if you're wondering), super speedy delivery - even though it was quite busy - and very reasonable prices. AND WE GOT A 50% OFF OUR NEXT VISIT VOUCHER. Winner! We'll be back, many thanks to all, cracking little find.

Food simple but very good./ Somewhat limited menu but service prompt. Would recommend particularly for snacks.

Tried here for lunch. Not a big menu tried the special which was macaroni and cheese which was tasty but scare of the cheese sauce Staff were pleasant service was quick

We visited Keith today and as we parked in the square we noticed the Square Roots cafe - on the spur went in and what a good decision.

Driving to Forres & stopped off for lunch at Square Roots. My friend & I both chose the macaroni & chips. Food was delicious. Staff were very friendly & helpful. Perhaps a wee bit pricey but that wont stop us returning.

Was driving through Keith today on our way to Forres and decided to stop here for breakfast after a friend recommended Square Roots. Was greeted by a lovely young woman who walked us though to the service area and let us choose our own table. My wife and I both got chatting to her and were asking questions about the place that she was eager to answer. Ordered food, we both had Square Root Scottish breakfasts and was delighted when told there was a deal of buy one get one half price ! Lovely atmosphere, great food, friendly staff and (myself and my wife were) happy customers. :-)

Popped in by about noon on a saturday ....not very busy....shown into a small room with half dozen tables....(a little noisy considering there was only 7 other diners in....noise seemed to echo a little) After a few mins browsing the menu the wife ordered the pulled beef bun (from the special board - see foto 1) & I chose the chicken goujons (see foto 2).... a wee while to wait (cooked from fresh probably)....both dishes were OK.....especially the goujons !

After reading all the reviews i was looking forward to stopping in for lunch, but after visiting i left disspaointed and hungry. Before I comment on the food I want to say the young lad who served us was very friendly and welcoming. The chips were frozen and tasted oily. The venison burger tasted like a cheap, thin steaklet burger, which was dry and tasted a bit funny. It was quite pricey for what it was. The ace was also freszing as the front door was open.

Nice little cafe, food was delicious and left feeling full. Staff very friendly and pleasant. Will definitely be back. 😁

The location is good, this cafe is nicely decorated but was not too impressed with the food or the prices.

Warm welcome cosy atmosphere. Good menu with locally sourced produce. Staff are helpful and attentive.

We found this place by chance as passing through Keith around lunchtime, and what a great find! Lovely atmosphere and very welcoming staff, friendly and fast service despite being busy. Interesting menu and very tasty food with generous servings, making good use of local and speciality produce. Will go back and would recommend.

Square roots is a good place with good standard Scottish food. The staff members were nice and efficient.

We thought we would be too late to have lunch but no problem We had a great lunch and were served by delightful friendly staff To top it off we were given a 15%discount not too sure why but turned a good value lunch into a great bargain Will make a point of returning

What a lovely experience we had yesterday at this lovely place. Staff were so pleasant made us feel very welcome. The furniture was unusual but just lovely and imaginative. The scones were to die for fresh and tasty. Home made blackcurrant jam superb with cream just a perfect treat. Coffee just right not too strong but plenty of flavour. All served with beautiful china and a smile. Just as important the toilet was spotless.

We followed the signs to the shopping area of the village. "Shopping area" was quite overrated, one bar, one cafe and then we were pointed to this very anonymous restaurant.

We popped in to Square Roots for lunch and a coffee, I had the King of the coop with sweet chilli sauce , massive bits of delicious chicken cooked to perfection, and my partner had the roast beef grilled sandwich, I couldn’t resist not trying it, it was excellent. Coffee was excellent also , staff were very polite , and the place has a very welcoming warm feel to the place. Am sure it will do very well. We will be back.

Stopped here for lunch on a day travelling around Speyside, looking for a coffee and a light bite. Delighted to discover that a lot of the menu could be adapted to suit Coeliacs, and our waitress was knowledgeable about which items contained gluten, and which could be adapted with gluten free alternatives. Overall, a great lunch, friendly service, and well worth coming back to.

Fantastic place to eat...it is clean and the staff are pleasant and helpful. The coffee is good,food tasty and all sourced local products. We are regulars for lunch or just coffee and cake. They do evening meals at the weekends, although haven't been for this as yet but have no reason to suspect that it would be similarly good. Would definitely recommend to anyone.

A delicious lunch with friends today,homemade tomato soup,quiche,falafel sandwich and panini all fresh and tasty. always a warm welcome and friendly staff.The coffee really is the best.Had to have the deliciously light strawberry prosecco cheesecake, best we've ever tasted!! And the carrot cake.A wee gem for Keith

A lunchtime visit for a quick bite to eat came as quite a surprise.

After touring Keith we landed here shortly before closing but still received a warm welcome.

First visit to this lovely place, visited with friends. Staff were friendly and patient as we spent time chatting not ordering! Decor is lovely and a good place for lunch and a romantic cosy meal at night. Highly recommend this eatery, will definitely return.

I had the square roots burger and we both had gluten free Brownies and ice cream. Almost everything in the menu can be made gluten free. Great flavour - all local produce and home made. Highly recommend.

We’ve just thoroughly enjoyed a fresh,tasty meal of asparagus risotto, dressed with salad leaves,sun dried tomatoes and garlic bread, then the most delicious of cheesecakes, homemade strawberry and prosecco . We chose a Keith lager each which was really refreshing and good to see a local brewery being promoted. The service was excellent with subtle tasteful decor, good music and a place we’ll certainly visit again. Great location and a perfect addition to Keith.

Had a wonderful meal at Square Roots tonight. For starters we had Tempura Prawns and Smoked chicken and black pudding terrine. Main courses of Herb crumbed haddock with cheese and chive mash and fillet of beef medallions with dauphinois potatoes, both served with a side of cauliflower, broccoli and carrot batons. Every thing was cooked to perfection and tangled the taste buds! All the flavours complimented each other perfectly. We washed it all down with a lovely fruity Merlot. Too full for pudding but managed an espresso and some ice cream. Friendly and attentive staff in ambient surroundings. Highly recommend.

We visited Square Roots last night. The decor is very tasteful and it immediately strikes you as being very fresh and clean, The lady who was welcoming and took us to our table. The menu had a good choice of dishes, the king prawns were large and succulent, the herbed crumbed haddock was very good. All the dishes we tried were fresh and tasty. The bottle of Pinot Gritot was very smooth. The waitress was very attentive but not overwhelming. We will be returning when we visit Keith again.

Nice to see a new restaurant in Keith,its right on the square, nicely decorated, and also liked the outdoor seating.

I’ve been here quite a few times, breakfast, lunch, coffee and dinner! It has been great every time, good menu (and good drinks menu), really good quality food and good service! We had an early evening meal with our toddler who loved her scampi & chips followed by ice cream and she ate for free!!

Visited with a friend. Panini was well filled served with good chips. Enjoyed carrot cake. Lovely & moist. Wee bit pricy but nice surroundings & friendly staff

Had burgers and coffee with wife.

Complementries to the chef, excellent food and presentation was to a high standard, very tasty, highly recommend.

Came here with my daughters and grandchildren a few weeks ago. Easily accessible for me on my wheelchair and plenty well cleaned highchairs for the kids. Parking right at the door too! Ordered the Veg Lasagne off the specials board and was delicious. Friendly, helpful staff with a wide range of tasty dishes to choose from. Finished off with a slice of carrot cake and one of their coffees, and was delicious. Homebaked carrot cake reminded me of the ones my mum baked Love the traditional vibe they have gone for with decor, suits the town well. Will definitely be back

Have visited the cafe a few times now and never disappoints! Staff are always welcoming and attentive.

Stumbled across this place out for an evening drive, stopped for dinner. Was greeted by lovely staff at the door. The ambiance was casual and relaxing. Had a local beer followed by an exceptional ribeye steak with peppercorn sauce, followed by a sticky toffee pudding which can never go a miss. Highly recommend this place, and I will be coming by for lunch one day with my family. Was even greeted by the chef himself (David) which was a nice touch.