Terrace Cafe in Scottish Borders

Plenty of outside seating in addition to the spacious interior area. We were seated quickly and were led to our table where we were served promptly. The menu gave a good range of options and plenty of home baking. Wasp traps helped and dog walkers and the disabled can enter the outside area directly. Staff were friendly and well organised.

Booked in advance for 5 adults. We were greeted by friendly staff and seated at a table in a lovely covered area outside. Nice options on the menu, everyone found something they liked. One of my party had particular food requirements which were dealt with efficiently. I chose the club sandwich, followed by a fruit scone with jam and cream. All delicious, generous and nicely presented. Service was speedy and efficient. We appreciated that the staff we encountered were cheery and helpful, despite being busy and having to wear masks on a hot day, even outside. Prices were reasonable, setting was lovely, plenty of parking available. Will definitely return!

I had one of the absolutely worst lunches I have ever had here yesterday. Service and food was dreadful. I accept that it was a Bank Holiday,but they would have known that in advance and should have prepared better. I had booked for myself and visiting family two weeks ago; when we arrived, there were six staff milling around at the counter, not doing much at all, while we were ignored and a queue was building up behind us. Eventually we were shown to our table and I asked the waitress specifically what was available as gluten-free options as I am coeliac and can't risk even a trace of gluten. I was told 'our gluten free options are marked on the menu'All that was marked on the menu was kedgeree and a ham salad (so if you're coeliac and vegetarian, forget it). When the waitress came back to take our order, I double-checked that those were the only two options available (because really, how hard can it be to get some gluten free bread/baps in and offer gluten-free sandwiches or burgers?) But no,'our gluten-free options are marked on the menu' was the response again. As a coeliac, I am sick to the back teeth of having to have a salad, so I ordered the kedgeree. We had to wait just over half an hour for our order and when we asked for tap water, we were pressed repeatedly to order bottled water. When the kedgeree arrived, it was DREADFUL, nothing short of a disaster. Whatever it was, it wasn't kedgeree. It was a small bowl of extremely oily rice, I picked out four bones from the smoked haddock and no seasoning whatsoever. No curry spices at all, no butter or cream stirred through.Just greasy rice, a boiled egg and haddock with bones in. If this had been a small cafe in a less popular location, I could maybe have understood. But not at establishment like this. Kedgeree is not hard to get right, even for only mildly competent home cooks. I couldn't really complain while we were eating as there was no sign of any staff; no one came to check if we were happy with our food.Of course, I was still hungry afterwards, so although none of the desserts or cakes were marked as gluten-free, I double=checked with the waitress who said they had a lemon=drizzle cake which was gluten-free, so I ordered some. The icing was actually very good, but the cake was another disaster; it was like crumbs of cardboard. Even my dog turned his nose up it and he will eat ANYTHING. If the chef/kitchen staff aren't capable of baking a decent gluten-free cake, there are plenty of pre-mixed cake ingredients you can buy now, even from the local Sainsbury's. Perhaps this particular chef should spend a bit more time shopping for convenience mixes and less time cooking. Because their cooking is dire.And as I said before, there was nothing at all available for vegetarians who have to be gluten-free.This experience reminds me of why I very rarely eat out now and I shall not be returning, ever. Which is a shame and I'm local, it would otherwise be a lovely place to bring visitors.

Visited today for the first time since the beginning of lockdown almost 2 years ago. Had an excellent club sandwich and scone with jam and cream. Enough to share between us. Lovely friendly staff made it a very pleasant interlude.

Called in for a snack lunch whilst visiting the castle and we weren't dissapointed. The food was fantastic along with the service that we received. We will go back in the future - Thank you

Lovely food served with a certain amount of incompetence, but that is due to no or very little training. At the time the Covid cleaning was well below par, but that doesn't matter now. Still, a good place for a lunch brake.

My wife, myself and four friends popped in to the café on a visit to Floors Castle, and we all really enjoyed the experience. The food and drink is very reasonably priced and everything tasted great, so just a great place to stop of for some sustenance whilst visiting the castle.

Lovely trip to Floors Castle and visited the Terrace tea rooms.Service good but disappointed with the quality of the fare we ordered flat white coffee which was more like a latte and served lukewarm .think it was press a button and get a coffee instead of proper coffee makerLooked forward to a cream tea but a small scone arrived ,no butter ,then a pack of clotted cream and to my horror packs of jam,not a seed or chunk .What a disappointment !All the lovely lovely jams on sale and famous local raspberries ,come on please !

Limited menu. I am on no carb diet. The only viable choice was out of stock. They didnt try to flex to accommodate. Just try would be nice so I ended sitting and watching others eat. My family loved the burgers, I think food is food. Grounds beautiful.

We visited Floors Castle whilst on holiday in Seahouses, it took over 1 hour to get there so after looking around the castle and grounds were more than ready for lunch, we turned up at the Terrace restaurant and queued only to be told when we got to the door that there wasn't a table and we should have reserved one. There were tables free with reserved notices on them, they may have been reserved for an hour after we were there so they lost our business and we ate at a lovely hotel in Kelso.

Delighted that china cups and plates are back in action at the Terrace Cafe. i had a delicious brownie with great tasting coffee. A real pleasure to be in such beautiful tranquil surroundings. Floors is an oasis in a difficult time.

Totally agree with the two recent reviews. COVID safety is no excuse for providing such a soulless experience. Spiced lamb sausage roll was not available hot, so eating it involved chewing through a cold solid lump of minced lamb covered by cold pastry, which was as unappetising as it sounds at a cost of £5.50. A small paper cup of tea, not refillable, was priced at £1.80. Walnut and coffee cake was good. Indoors was just as cold as outside because the exit door was left permanently open. They are clearly getting customers but I suggest they look again at whether they are providing a good enough experience for the prices being charged.

Come here quite often but so disappointed after our first visit back after the lockdown. Brought a guest with us promising great things and felt embarrassed. There really is no need for these extreme measures like using cardboard cups, boxes and horrible wooden cutlery. It’s like a cheap self service cafe now (but not with the cheap prices - which I don’t normally mind). Covid doesn’t mean you can’t use your nice crockery, sit in at nice tables or have table service. Just not a nice experience

Is it really necessary even at this strange time we live in to be served on paper plates and cardboard containers in a restaurant. Always come to this excellent cafe when visiting locally. No hot options except soup (delicious) but in a cardboard cup! Homemade sausage rolls and quiche but not hot surely that defeats any logic. Yes you can sit outside picnic style but not when it’s raining. The ladies are lovely as always. Trying to do their best in the situation. Even basic cafes can do cutlery and crockery. Expected better from Floors. Winter will be coming and the customers won’t be there if no tables and no hot food.

Well organised and decent lunch options. Looks like a reduced menu just now due to the restrictions. Good coffe and we managed to sit outside with the dog

Booked a timed slot for entry to the terrace cafe and walled gardens. Delightful staff, friendly and helpful. Freshly prepared sandwiches and baguettes were very tasty and it was lovely to enjoy them at a table overlooking the gorgeous blue Agapanthus and the walled garden.

Good Selection of food available,varied menu. We opted for the Soup (which was beautiful) and the Bread in a flowerpot.Place is kept spotlessly clean and Staff are friendly and attentive.

Since the last visit there is new management and I thought it could not get better but I was wrong. This cafe is one of Britains best . Great staff and fantastic food. I was meant to be on a diet but popped in everyday as it was just too good to miss. I even took cakes away. Spent too much in the shop for Christmas presents. All high quality products.

The Terrace Cafe at Floors Castle is a. definite must aa we had difficult choices to make because there so many interesting items.but what we had was as good as anything we have had in a cafe and the cakes were also top class.

The icing on the cake, a good day visiting the Castle topped off with a visit to this very nice cafe, T for two an two scones, great

Shocking staff in here. Myself & husband had taken his parents in as a treat, we hadn't booked a table and it was busy, but the treatment we received from the black haired woman (Wednesday 21st August - 1pm) was absolutely disgusting. She snapped at us saying they was full, couldn't eat outside because of the bees, a table instantly became available, I asked if we could possibly have that one, again she snapped WE ARE FULL & HAVE BOOKINGS while screwing her face up at us. My poor mother & father in law desperately needed a rest so we walked round and sat down behind the cafe. Then we witnessed another waitress take new customers to be seated outside to eat. Scroll down to see similar complaints.Will NEVER return to the cafe or grounds again after this treatment.Vile woman with zero job satisfaction.On a brighter note, upon our arrival earlier that day we had refreshments in the cafe next to the actual castle. Lovely lady serving, as we entered she was carrying box's behind the counter, we got a friendly 'Hello & smile' before she had even put her box down. Couldn't help us enough, she's a little gem, excellent customer service, she needs to go kick the others up the bum.

The soup here was excellent flavour with chunky bread and the sandwich too was good, and needed on a rainy summer's day. Unusually for The Borders during our week's stay where the service had been exemplary this was tardy and people standing talking when they could have been actively serving. Good valueThis is a good place for dogs with plenty of room to sit outside.

We had lunch here when we were visiting the castle. The kedgeree and the salmon fish cakes were both delicious. If you have a dog with you, there are allocated tables outside on the terrace but unfortunately this area is plagued by wasps at the moment.

super place for lunch or morning coffee.the soup is always great and the cakes an added pleasure. staff are friendly and efficient.

Overpriced food for what it was. Staff were rather short with the table next to us who only wanted drinks, but at the prices this place charges for food- you could forgive people for not eating surely?!

This used to be a regular haunt but has really gone off the boil. Today 3 of us had lunch there. Food was mediocre ( with one awful artichoke pasta which was disgusting). The low light was the need to comment on a waitress who was happily digging out the contents of her nose, examining it then wiping it on her apron.We did complain and insisted she did not serve our food - but she stayed on duty, didn't go and wash her hands, and that said it all.We won't be back.

We hadn't been to Floors Castle for a while after a not very nice experience, but decided to give it another go. Till then we had been regular visitors to the cafe and the plant shop for a number of years.My mum is 92, registered blind, walks with sticks, she is housebound unless she is taken out by people who can drive, so when she is at home she goes weeks without stepping outsider her prison. She is down visiting us so we try to get her out and about as much as we can.We decided to go to the cafe for tea and cakes, visit the shop, maybe buy some plants. No disabled spots available. As she needed to visit the loo and can't walk far, we parked at the toilet entrance, on the delivery bay - at 1430 on a sunday with the place due to close at 4pm, hardly going to get anything delivered. My mum has to be careful with trip hazards due to her sight so the safest place was to park there and then take her across the tarmac to the toilets.A member of staff who was parked in a staff parking space next to us - which could have been used by the delivery vehicle....told us to move. As a concession, we could let mum out but then move the car - no spots near the toilets of course. So she would have had to walk a distance.So we just turned around and left. We would have spent £30-50 today but decided not to. The reason we hadn't been back for a while was last time we took some american visitors for lunch, we had 10 minutes before we had to leave to get them to their train. We asked if they could have a peek at the walled garden - which used to be accessed for free from the cafe. No, we had to pay the full entrance fee. Which we did through gritted teeth.Staffed by a load of rude jobsworths. I hope the member of staff who was so unhelpful doesn't get old, lose her sight and need to spend a penny. At least we didn't spend our pennies there either.

Another visit and great food and service again. Interesting soup with poached eggs, Moroccan meatballs were delicious and eclair good as always. Not many cafes in this price bracket make their own bread/eclairs etc. They now do sandwiches, very reasonably priced. In fact prices are too low across the board. Our favourite place to visit in Kelso, never had a bad meal.

Nach einem Schlossbesuch und der Gartenbesichtigung haben wir uns hier bei einem Cappuchino und Tee die leckeren Scones schmecken lassen. Bei der großen Auswahl fiel die Entscheidung uns schwer. Es wurden zum Kauf im netten Lädchen auch nette Mitbringsel aus Konditorei und Küche angeboten, auf die wir leider aufgrund des bereits schweren Fluggepäcks verzichten mußten

Savoury dishes full of flavour. Fabulous Bakewell tart with pouring cream. Large pot of tea. Attentive service. Good value.

Back again on the first day of opening after xmas break. Flower pot bread was good. The pheasant casserole was outstanding, excellent value as well. Eclair was the best Ive had, guessing freshly baked as pastry was perfectly crisp. They try to use a lot of game from the estate. The prices haven't been increased for years and now represent excellent value for well cooked food with high quality produce. Thanks for great lunch.

We had lunch here and enjoyed it thoroughly. Service excellent and very friendly. Food gorgeous and served freshly made on hot plates. One of our favourite places to eat.

We would have loved to sample the wonderful looking food at the cafe during our visit on Saturday afternoon 24th November. The cafe looked fresh and inviting, however the three staff on duty were not and studiously ignored us while we stood at the “ Please Wait Here to be Seated” sign for several minutes. There were only four tables occupied, the cafe was not busy and we were the ONLY customers waiting. If the customers already seated and served noticed us, why didn’t any staff member at least make eye contact and say they’d be with us asap? It’s dreadful customer service to be ignored (I work with the public and it’s NEVER ok, even if really busy!) It was only as we turned to leave that a waitress actually said “ Was it a table for two you wanted?” . I think that was a reaction to my lifting a couple of your feedback questionnaires! May I suggest a customer care refresher course? We were staying at a hotel in Peebles where the mostly young staff members were first class!

Had lunch here today and although we only had starters, they were of sufficient size to be enough for lunch, and were very good value. A modern, appealling and healthy menu that was difficult to choose from, but what we did choose was delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful, and it was so nice to go into a cafe that wasn’t full of dogs! We wouldn’t hesitate to go back.

Where does one start? The welcome is just amazing. The restaurant is spotlessly clean and fresh. The staff are smart and efficient. The loos are exceptionally clean. The gardens outside are beyond expectations. The food is just out of this world. After eating here for almost a week at different times I should know. The catering manager is just brilliant at her job. The only problem here is choosing something as it is all first class. Soup is real soup,mains are hearty and home cooked, and the puddings are to die for. The National Trust could learn something from here!!!! THANK YOU ALL

Typical of the cafes found in stately homes ,although not as eye wateringly expensive as some,like Chatsworth for instance. It's a nice place to relax,next to the beautiful gardens.

We stopped here as it had a lovely view of the fantastic walled garden at Floors castle. Great variety of cakes, teas, coffees and snacks. Small shop with tasteful food oriented gifts. Recommend.

We enjoyed some tea and scones during our visit to the castle. Sitting outside enjoying the beautiful view of the garden was a wonderful experience!

The staff were efficient and friendly. The food was excellent and varied, from cakes, salads, quiche jacket potatoes all are reasonable prices.

Food ok. Staff v friendly. My father unfortunately had a rare beef sandwich which he found too thoughts eat (age related) was given free piece of cake.

Visited for lunch today. Building is lovely and nice atmosphere. However spoiled by very slow service. Waited ages for order to be taken, not provided with cutlery and food was very average. Pity because I was expecting so much more. Bought some excellent baking to take away though (as compensation.....)

Coffee and scones here again today all freshly baked and beautifully served. Some of the dishes are available at the deli counter too? I would recommend the lunch menu too!l

I had a pleasant surprise when I visited the Terrace Cafe at Floors. It leads out to the walled gardens of Floors Castle which made the meal taste terriffic on a sunny afternoon

Well trained staff, lovely flowerpot baked bread. The roast beef and ham salads are fantastic. The very best meat sourced locally. Eclairs were delicious. Suggestion: maybe add extra salad to dishes.

We stopped for a light lunch after visiting Floors Castle. The terrace is a 3 or 4 minute drive across the grounds and overlooks the walled garden. We opted to sit outside in the sunshine, service was quick, friendly and polite. The food was delicious and just the right portion size for a mid-day break. Prices were reasonable, we paid about £16 (US$20) for two platedmeals and a two soft drinks. It's well worth a visit.

nice restaurant and Deli shop with all fresh and local food. we had a nice sunday lunch from varied menu which was served well by a pleasant waitress.

Stopped off for a cuppa before doing the walled garden ( see castle post) nice pot of tea for partner & mother in law along with some cake. I had coffee & I must say that it was lovely my coffee cake had no flavour to it. Still can't have everything.

We had a great lunch here after the visit to the gardens. We sat outside enjoying the sunshine. The food was very nice & the staff were quick with the service & advice.

We stopped off here to have an afternoon tea. It was divine. A place Thais easily missed as it is in centre of the village which means you have to turn off the main road to get there but worth it.

Stopped off here for lunch during our visit to the castle. The staff were very welcoming and pleasant. We had coronation chicken salad and roast beef salad for lunch, both of which were very good indeed. Followed by carrot cake and scone which were very yummy. A lovely lunch in a beautiful setting, will return.

We visited the wonderful Floors Castle, and decided to have a light lunch in the Terrace Cafe. Service was really good, and our cream of broccoli soups arrived quickly. We both thoroughly enjoyed it. We don't often have more than one course, but desserts were pretty reasonable, so we ordered flapjacks. Golly, they were big pieces, and helped keep our energy up for the afternoon. Very pleased we visited.

I had the fish pie which I considered stingy portion-wise at £11.95. It was creamy and flavoursome ( one criticism is that smoked haddock was a bit stiff, as if it had been stirred in separately after cooking). There was a side of peas which were slightly under cooked. The fish pie was in a small ramekin and that was it, no potatoes. When I asked I was told I could order them as a side. My 2 year old had a fishcake and beans and potato wedges, actually more on her plate than mine. So, I was able to just eat enough by eating half of hers. The staff were pleasant and attentive and the ambience good. This is a delicate and twee venue for those who want to nibble on small portions. 4 stars if they had included a few potatoes.

Visit every year with our dog, have a walk around the gardens and then in for a coffee and cake, plenty of space to sit outside with the dog and friendly staff

We loved the red spotted tea pots, soup with the bread made in a flower pot..nice little deli as well.

There are two catering outlets at Floors. The Terrace which aims more at meals and is open all year,and the courtyard, which is open when the house is and is more snacky. Floors chefs produce wonderful cakes and sandwiches at one, bigger meals at the Terrace. Terrace has a small deli where apart from other deli bits and pieces, you can pick up frozen meals as well!

We came to visit the gardens at Floors Castle and decided to lunch here. We couldn't believe how busy the cafe was considering the gardens were quiet - obviously a destination.

Good selection fresh food and drinks. Very clean and the staff are welcoming helpful and friendly. We had morning coffee then lunch here and it was busy. It caters for folk with limited mobility very well and is spacious even when busy.

Good home prepared fresh food although the service was a bit slow. It was good to sit in the sun and admire the beautiful walled garden.

Visitamos aquí queriendo comer con mi anciana madre. Una bienvenida muy pobre, todas las mesas fueron tomadas y nadie nos acercamos para ver si podíamos esperar sin/o darnos un tiempo para sentarse. Después de esperar por más de cinco minutos [mucho tiempo para mi madre que permanecer] y todavía no había interacción con personal que nos fuimos y nos fuimos a La Smokery para el almuerzo. Formación de personal pobre.

I had the pea and watercress soup with the pot bread - in a flower pot - lovely! Coronation chicken sandwich also very tasty if a little pricey.

Un hermoso lugar para almorzar. El servicio es excelente y la comida muy fresca y sabrosa. Por los precios que las raciones eran un poco pequeñas, pero la calidad no podía ser criticada.

Comida deliciosa y fresca, muy bien cocinado con inusuales combinaciones. Terraza con vistas impresionantes de estar en las fronteras herbáceas. Un jardinero delicia!

Que eran asiduos aquí y desde el menú de verano parece como si venía diseñado para estafar al turismo. Las raciones eran minúsculas de cantidad así como la calidad de los productos mucho más inferior. Se necesita un apretón hasta convencerte de que volviéramos. También...

Fuimos en un frío y lluvioso día, la selección de la comida era excelente. Se sirve recién preparado y un sabor delicioso. Amable y atento personal. El único inconveniente era queeste formulario había postres caliente.

The place was very clean, well presented and the food was nice. You have a choice of sitting outside to view the walled garden area, or inside. They also sell various tourist items and small local produce. We were also happy with the service we received. There is a medium sized car park right out front of the cafe.

Ideal on a nice day to sit out on the terrace rather than in the narrow cafe. Indoors has a relaxed almost cheap and cheerful appearance. The staff are welcoming and my experince is that they are also efficient and knowledgable about other aspects of the Estate, visiting the gardens, becoming a 'friend' or going to the big house. At the Terrace I'd usually go for the home-made bread and soup of the day; have occasionally been disappointed by a rather dry and tasteless savoury tart but if there hasn't been a run on the baking there is usually something tempting. The shop is always good to browse and if you were in a holiday let you might find something to take home for supper.

Arrived via a manicured route passing tidy estate houses and cottages. Seeing the car park was full I thought we were likely to be turned away, however a word with the staff resulted in a an outdoor table being found to accommodate us and the canines ( who couldn't be left in the car on a day with 25 degree temperatures) The service was 5 star - friendly attentive and informed staff and a menu to suit most tastes. Really tasty fayre arrived and we weren't disappointed. Not cheap, but not overly pricey - worth another nosebag id say.

My husband has complex dietary intolerances and today we could not have had more helpful of compassionate service from anywhere. The young lady obviously saw it as a challenge to work out how they could provide a suitable meal for him and 'thought outside the box'. Wonderful. Very pleasant place to eat by the gardens and very prompt service.

Lunch here is always very good! Superbly presented and gorgeous flavours. I lovely the home made salmon fish cakes but recently enjoyed the minted lamb with tender stem and fondant potatoes.Good service from friendly staff who bring the freshly cooked food with a smile.

good coffee, well served by pleasant staff, with nice cakes and lots of nick nacks to buy, nice and quiet midweek

We had lunch here recently, the food is very well prepared it is made with excellent ingredients and the quality of the food is first rate. The roast beef salad was very tasty, the kedgeree my husband ate was very good, one of the best he has tasted. There is a deli at one end of the restaurant and it sells ready meals, we took one home with us and we were impressed with the taste and quality. As locals it's really nice to find a restaurant of this quality so close to home. 10/10

Stopped for a break from driving and found this fantastic spot. Had tea and the best eclair I have ever eaten (and I have eaten a few!). The eclairs are made on the premises and you have a choice of white or dark chocolate. I opted for dark. It was unbelievable! My partner had a cream scone which was excellent. Great location, friendly staff and lovely food. Highly recommend a visit.

Popped in on a rainy day, and Castle not open but Terrace Cafe was.Coffee lovely, as was Bacon and Cheese toastie. My Eclair was scrummy ! Pretty decor, and full menu looked interesting.Customer Service first class !!! Well priced too. It would be fab on a sunny dry day, as the gardens from Terrace would be lovely.

We visited for the recent Snowdrop weekend and had a lovely lunch at the Terrace Cafe at Floors Castle. The menu was more like a restaurant's than a cafe and absolutely delicious!

Visited for a quick lunch, the soup and flowerpot bread was very tasty. Quite a good menu with a good variety of light food. The room is a bit twee, a mixture of good quality products let down by plastic table covers !! We would visit if we were in the area again though.

Had a light lunch and a glass of wine each on our way to Tillmouth Park. Easy menu with a good choice of food. My wife had terrine and a glass of Rose. I had a beef sandwich and a glass of Malbec. We both really enjoyed the quality of the food. The beef was splendid. Nice surroundings and a well stocked Deli. Very good. Ideal for children also.

Had a3 course meal with my family was disappointed there were no potatoes served with main meals. The mealsveryvery small portions and the total bill for 4 was very expensive too.The toilets still were not clean.

In a second attempt to give the duke and duchess another chance to redeem themselves we visited their premises once again. This time we were even more disappointed than the first. Not only the portions are ridiculously small but the quality, moderately good in the past, had gone from bad to worse. I can say without hesitation, that the Terrace is no place to visit for a meal.

Decided to visitand have the Soup and Bread for Lunch and was not disappointed with either,Bread is best I have ever eaten.Staff were very friendly and helpful.Good selection of Products in adjoining Shop also had a good walk around the walled Gardens.

Had lunch at the cafe after walking the blue route around the castle/house. I had soup and a coronation chicken sandwich and my girlfriend had a ham and cheese toast washed down with tea and latte. Good food and friendly service.

The food and service are excellent at the Terrace Cafe with freshly cooked food and a varied menu.The deli and shop is also worth a mooch around for picking up an apple pie or some scrummy ginger biscuits to take home.

Fabulous lunch with exellent staff. The food was delicious home-cooked and the friendly staff very welcoming.

We though the Terrace Cafe was worth a visit after a wonderful tour round the castle. The Flower Pot bread was absolutely delicious as was the Cottage Pie. Disappointingly they had run out of duck. The chicken was nicely cooked but ordinary served with kale and herbed lentils. The cost of potatoes was extra which was surprising. Pasta and meatballs were ok. All food was locally sourced and cooked from fresh. Good selection of cakes. Quite expensive in general. Worth a visit to tie in with the castle.

The Terrace cafe is a super cafe in the grounds of Floors Castle. The staff are friendly and the food really good. You can drop in for coffee/tea and homemade cakes/snacks or have a bigger lunch, the choice is yours. The food is all sourced locally. The cafe has an outdoor seating area as well which is dog friendly. Entrance to the beautiful walled garden is also via the cafe. Very nice and relaxing little spot.

When we arrived after visiting the castle we could see it was busy. However a waitress said we could book a table and return in 15 mins.We did this and were seated. Only to be ignored for the next 15 mins whilst waitresses walked up & down to kitchen. Not even an offer of getting us a drink or further acknowledgment. Prices were above average so did not stay to pay for poor service. We ended up buying a cold drink & cake from the attached shop with still no further comment of why not served. Shameful.

Trying to fit too many people in, food trying to be high end, needs to review its menu and offer more acceptable dishes for the normal visitors, often people want simple sandwiches and cakes with a nice coffee or tea not overpriced bistro wannabe food.

Return visit for delicious lunch in beautiful surroundings. Never disappointed here. Food good friendly happy staff. Thank you.

During our visit to Floors, felt the need for sustenance, so called in at the Terrace cafe at the walled gardens.A bowl of homemade vegetable soup, with a bread roll, very tasty and very definitely homemade. Very filling and enough to keep a hungry man(me) happy.Pot of tea for 2 job sorted.

This cafe overlooks the splendid walled gardens at Floors Castle. Service is excellent and the staff are really friendly.

Its a few years since we visited so I was looking forward to the delicious sweets and cakes as before but alas, only small strawberry tarts and doughnuts on offer. Seating was cramped and it was offputting to have one of the large tables in the centre of the room taken over by a lady carrying out staff assessments just next to diners, surely the castlet could provide a private area for this!

Delightful setting sitting outside looking over the Walled Garden on an unusually sunny day. Good choice of menu at reasonable prices served by cheerful staff. You could eat inside if preferred.

Nice what we had but pricey and no atmosphere. Hammering on roof when we visited disturbing our meal.

This was a very clean and busy café in the grounds of floors castleFood was excellent and the staff were helpful and friendly.We had the sole goujons salad potatoes.There is a kitchen gift shop and deli counter.Toilet facitities clean an modern.

Dog friendly outside which always gets a big thumbs up from me but the cakes where amazing too. The outside tables overlook the walled garden of Floors castle so its a beautiful setting. The service was very polite and friendly and the cakes and coffee worth trying if you are this way. You can access the café without actually visiting the castle or you can add it into your visit round the castle, either way its worth a visit.

Unfortunately ran out of scones.Had a wonderful raspberry tart.Obviously have very good bakers.Serving staff a little under stress but lovely attitude.

What can I say - all you expect and more! Lovely friendly staff. Lovely tasting food. The carrot cake was out of this world. Reasonable priced.

It's always very pleasant to drive into the castle grounds past the Duke's thoroughbred race horses and enjoy having a nice coffee with tasty cakes.

Cheese scone was amazing, husband had cherry scone, both were out of this world very fresh and tasty

Food ambience and staff make this a special place to eat. (Can go to this café without paying to access castle and gardens.) Well worth a visit...I wish I lived nearer.

Good for lunch or coffee/tea and cakes. Lovely menu and great service. Food available to purchase next to cafe. Plenty parking spaces available.