The Coffee House in Angus

We’ve been to this cafe a few times now since moving to Montrose and it never disappoints. The service is always welcoming, friendly and efficient and the food is always nice. I also love the feel of the place-set inside an extremely old building, it’s a very historic and interesting setting to enjoy a cuppa. The only complaint I have about our most recent visit is that the bill was handed to us at the same time as our food, which I always think feels like you’re being rushed (my husband actually made a joke about the waitress having written ‘Get out’ on the bill.) This didn’t put us off at all and we didn’t feel rushed otherwise but just a bit of feedback.

Wonderful Café on Montrose High Street a bit tucked away but once you enter they are so friendly and welcoming excellent menu I had there breakfast delicious very tasty and hot coffee superb very clean and tidy worth a visit and I'll be back in the spring.

Always receive Excellent Service, Very friendly Staff Recommended+++ Just a great place to go.Welcoming

So- the coffee house shuts at 4 supposedly. But when we walked in at 3.30 it was clear that meant the staff fully intended to be out the door at 4. This is one of my absolute pet hates!!! Most of the restaurant was closed off for cleaning, the woman said you’ll have to sit in this area only -and then said actually you can only sit at that table - (tiny, stuck in a corner. )Oh and they weren’t doing any food now so just tea and coffee. After this welcome , we decided not to stay. Not sure why you bother to open at all if customers are such an inconvenience. And if you advertise you’re open til 4, you should be open and serving properly til then. Does the owner know you’re shutting everything down and stopping serving half an hour early for your convenience and losing custom and good will?

Lunch again today at our favourite Coffee House. Food (unbelievable cheesecake!), coffee and service excellent! Very friendly and welcoming staff in a great old and comfortable building. R and M Thompson

A lovely experience. This is a great little cafe in a historic building so well worth a visit. Coffees, paninis, jacket potatoes, soup, sandwiches and cakes - all excellent value. The service was very friendly and pleasant.

We came in and sat down waitress served people that came in after us first and asked for a ham and cheese panini to he replied with “no ham” so I just had a cheese panini no side salad or crisps served soup came out before the drinks and hadn’t even had my coffee my coffee came after everyone was finished eating there was also a tostie and sandwich ordered and we had to ask 5 minutes after food had been served for cutlery and a napkin will not be coming back in a rush waitress’s we’re just rude and clearly did not want to be working bread wasn’t even fresh it was pre frozen very disappointing

Taking a break in the Montrose area we popped into The Coffee House for an afternoon cuppie and cake. The place was full, spotless (including the facilities), and clearly popular with the locals - always a good sign. It is set in a building of historic origin ... never thought to ask! Apologies for that. All staff were lovely and welcoming - service with a smile. The coffee was made to a good strength and the Victoria sponge was beautifully fresh, moist and light (obviously no calories LOL! 😉 😄), delicious, and made by the owner, Fiona. We returned for another visit later that week and had some truly delicious carrot cake. Wow!! Really liked that one... We had such a lovely time there that, on leaving, (unbeknownst to my wonderful husband) I approached Fiona to ask about the possibility of making a Birthday cake for his forthcoming birthday. I was thrilled to learn that that would be absolutely possible. Fantastic news ... after a few ummmms, my husband chose the carrot cake option. A most excellent choice! So the birthday came. Fiona had kindly agreed to reserve a table for us and we had lunch: warming bowl of homemade soup & roll, and baked potato with side salad. Very reasonably priced and yummy. This was followed with The birthday cake of birthday cakes, and a very tuneful Happy Birthday chorus by All there! .. plus the obligatory coffee. Couldn't have asked for anything more!! Not one for a fuss, the Birthday Boy had the best time, and still talks about how special he had felt. All in all, we are absolutely delighted to write this review. Thank you Fiona and Team 😊 for making a special day even more special!! Exemplary service, exceptional cake (weighed a few pounds!! ... and took a few days to eat it all. Delicious!!) We will definitely be back when we next visit the area. For now, we wish you All the very best and continued Blessings of success! Stella and Eddie

Egnore the negative reviews I think these people think it’s the Ritz hotel it’s a coffee house and they are the most loveliest staff who will cater to all your needs it can be very busy at times and there is a wait sometimes but if u read the menu at the bottom it does tell you at busy periods you will have to wait just like u would do at a hotel or restaurant and u would wait longer there so if all you people who slate businesses would just take a minute to realise what goes into a business to make it successful and put yourself in there shoes then maybe u wouldn’t be so quick to judge my family have been going for years and have no problems at all

Having decided to stop for a spot of lunch we were mightily disappointed, we had hardly sat down and the waitress was at the table asking if we were ready, we asked for a few minutes, no sooner had we picked up the menu card she was back, we requested a few more minutes, however that was futile my order a baked potato with prawns, I a chicken mayo sandwich and two teas,, the waitress returned to advise they had no prawnsafter looking at the menu again the waitress advised they had no baked potatoes, she opted just for a tea, this should have been a sign, the chicken mayo sandwich, (and that is all that was on the plate) was dry, and unappealing, no side salad, or crisps that any normal cafe would serve, the waitress came acknowledge with the check. Drinking the tea was the highlight, leaving the poor sandwich, upon paying the check was challenged, Service and Food was poor. However that said the cafe was busy with locals, we had been here before a few yrs back and thought it wold be good, unfortunately it was disappointing Would we go back, I doubt it, but there is a Greg's not far away

The Coffee House The Coffee House, is the best in Montrose,, that's where I love to go, They do a fab Roll, with Tuna, it's real tasty that is so. I also have a Latte, an Pancake, an it all goes down a treat,yes to find some where that's like it would be very hard to beat. Helena.

Internally, the coffee house is very old and beautiful with walls of original stone. The service was excellent, but we were approached by six different girls asking what we wanted after we had already ordered. The menu is wide and varied with bacon rolls, baked potatoes, etc, but we opted for the home baking. The Victoria sponge was a delight : so light and fluffy. The caramel shortbread ( aka millionaires slice) was also very good. The black Americano coffee was nice, but my wife’s cappuccino coffee was very poor. It was served with the excuse that they had a new coffee machine but didn’t yet know how to use it. Not great. The cappuccino looked like a very poor flat white. No froth, no chocolate. Let’s hope they learn how to operate soon.

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday, only to be kept waiting for about fifteen minutes before anyone thought to ask for our order. Waited another fifteen minutes for it to appear, only to find our food was stone cold and hadn't even ben heated through properly. Really, how difficult can it be for a catering establishment to produce two acceptable ham and cheese paninis? Sent them back and left, but not before we were still charged for a lemon tea and hot chocolate. That'll be the last money we spend here though, that's a certainty

On a rainy day we visited for lunch and had soup and a sandwich and tea. The soup was lovely and we would certainly recommend this cafe. It is tucked away to the left of what we were told was the Town Hall. The service was quick and the interior was clean and pleasant Highly recommended.

Relaxed atmosphere. Friendly and efficient staff. Food average, nothing remarkable. Menu is fairly limited. Mostly lunch and afternoon tea items, nothing for breakfast. Pretty much sandwiches and cakes. Interesting building, I think it was a former stables. Tables are close together.

Enjoyable lunch for three recently. I called ahead and was told they do not take bookings. We arrived at peak lunch time service and were asked to find a table. Food arrived quickly and it was tasty enough. The place could certainly do with some...

Pretty standard coffee shop menu but all is freshly prepared. Excellent home baking and very efficient and friendly service. Stone walls, oak beams and old pews create a unique atmosphere. It was very busy when we visited. Covid guidance was clear but ventilation could have...

Friendly coffee shop in the centre of town. A very interesting historic looking building. Offers a nice selection of delicious cakes and other snacks. Hot snacks and light meals available also. Had coffee and Victoria sponge which was very nice indeed. Service is not so...

Lovely little place with old stone walls and lots of nooks and crannies Clear guidance for COVID safety We stopped for a coffee only but ended up with panini and cakes as well All were very good quality Staff and service very friendly and helpful...

The Coffee Shop, is the best in Town, and they have never let me down, their food is always very nice, an some times in a day I have been in twice. The Staff are friendly an we crack lots jokes, and if it's raining...

Have been coming to the Coffee House for more years than I care to remember. Always pop in when "back home" for a visit. Can't take away from the quality of the cakes and attentiveness of the staff however, on more than one occasion have...

This delightful little coffee house is a pleasure to visit. The service is warm and friendly and we're rarely kept waiting. The coffee is excellent and the cakes delicious. We always look forward to our weekly trip there. Lovely atmosphere!

Have been coming here for over 15 years. Each and every time the food is perfect. Coronation chicken sandwiches and rock buns are my particular favourites. Was gutted when the Mexican chicken was stopped a good few years ago, bring it back! Always my go...

A lovely little tearoom within a building with lots of history, just ask the staff. A lovely pot of tea and cakes. Lunches looked very tasty although we didn't have lunch on this visit.

We were weary and in need of refreshment.We came by this small Coffee House set inside an ancient building next to the Guildhall.A delightful young lady took our order and within minutes we were served.Not only was the good scrumptious,but the priced were delicious.This is...

Interesting venue as it looks like it could have been a jail at one point in time as there are thick stone walls and iron bar windows. Menu is rather basic with only a selection of sandwiches, baked potatoes with a range of fillings, soups...

The Coffee House is all you need: good coffee and deliciously moist cake, perfect for an afternoon brake/wake-up before heading off to the Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve. The Coffee House itself is rusticly unique and lovely. Making it all the better: just good food, cake...

I called in here after 4 one day, glad to find a place which hadn't closed. I wanted coffee and a cake, and I was perfectly content with both. It is a nice old building, with tables situated round nooks and crannies and open stonework...

You'd think having a name like "The Coffee House" would mean it's a veritable emporium purveying the finest of caffeinated delights .. however it was all very average, it had the taste and vibe of the sort of place that just sells "Coffee" - "made...

Visited this place for a coffee and something to eat. When me and my partner sat down at the table, there were 4 dead flys and a lightbulb sitting on the table, clearly from the light above. We ordered two lattes, chicken mayo roll and...

We were having a quiet lunch in our favourite coffee shop when our peace was interruption by a loud altercation between two very rude male customers who were verbally abusing the owner..and I see to my distress have posted their very misleading and derogatory review on this page. As a customer of thirty years I can totally revoke their unpleasant comments.

Previously been to this cafe before and enjoyed the quaint atmosphere, however after this experience as the owner suggested we shall never return.

Popped in today for a late lunch. I had a ham and cheese panini and a cup of tea, my sister had a ham and cheese toastie with hot chocolate. Service was amazingly quick and the bill only came to £9.70. Brilliant value for money. Our only complaint was we waited for someone to offer us something else, however no one came back to us, saved us heaps of calories though!

Spent an hour in here while waiting on the pub to open. Enjoyable a very good fruit scone and cappuccino and also the fact that most of the clientele were older than me which I cannot say very often !!

Not sure what the building was originally, perhaps part of the guild-house, but the nooks and crannies give it a bit of charm. We only had time for coffee and some of the excellent baking. Fruit loaf and rock cakes went down well. Staff were very friendly and efficient and not averse to a little bit of banter.

Popped in whilst in Montrose. A most interesting building with expose stone walls. Very busy on Saturday seems to be very popular Good choice of things on menu and very reasonable prices. If ever in Montrose I would return.

As much as I understand it is a cafe, the waitresses seem to have no clear sections and you can be asked several times if you’re ready to order which can be quite annoying. When food comes, I find the portions are inconsistent, sometimes there’s a very small portion of salad, other times plenty, sometimes you get a poor amount of sandwich/potato filler, again, other times plenty. Upon the clearing of plates it would maybe also be a good idea to ask the customer if they wish to have anything else as though in abundance, waiting staff can be elusive, and waving for them in a quaint cafe is not ideal. This may also be down to not have clearly divided sections. I have been a regular customer for years, it disappoints me that not much has changed

Lovely building with tons of atmosphere. Exposed stonework and ceiling beams giving plenty of character. Tables are simple, most with chairs, one or two with benches as well. The menu is great for a snack lunch: toasties/ soup/ baked tatty; lots of fine pieces. And, if your child wants beans on toast, they will oblige. Tea is brewed in teapots and hot water will be provided if you ask. Always smiles and always delicious. Nothing is too much bother. It is a regular haunt for local people, always a good sign. Someone will always pop over to make sure you have whatever you need and to check if you need anything else. You emerge fed and fortified against the winter cold

This place has so much character I love it! Small tables for two or larger tables all seem to be far enough away from the next table to give you privacy to talk. The service was super quick and we were asked if everything was okay a couple of times. The soup was amazing, as was the sandwiches - very well filled - and the cakes. Our bill was under what we had predicted so to us very reasonable for the amount and quality we got. I totally recommend this lovely coffee house, a place full of character, great friendly service , very tasty food with plenty to choose from.

Stopped in by for quick bite to eat, found menu to be dated but good selection. Coffee bit weak but both mine and wife’s panini good with nice small side salad. Kids hot dog was basic but 6yr old son ate the lot. Cakes and tray bakes as always very good.

You always get good, consistent, delicious food at The Coffee House whether you have lunch or just morning afternoon tea or coffee.

I visit frequently as I work in the town centre. Recent visit with my daughter was again very good. We both had paninis, chicken mayo & sweetcorn and brie and cranberry followed by a banoffe slice and a cheesecake (a must to try!) Food was well presented and tasty and service was good also.

Esperaba dar esta calificación de 5 estrellas, pero sólo ha conseguido apenas arañar un 3.

As a a drinker of decaf coffee I am aware that quality can be variable. However serving instant claiming to be americano is inexcusable. Worst tasting coffee ever. Invest in some decent ground decaf It can't be that difficult. Other coffee shops manage.

Ambos tuvimos cafés diferentes (moka y leche) y los dos estaban bien. Mi marido tenía un bollo de frutas y tuve una tortita. Ambos venían con mantequilla y mermelada. Fue muy agradable. Para ser recomendado.

He estado aquí muchas veces sigo volviendo. Porque tal personal. Un ambiente encantador son un servicio muy amable es insuperable, además hay una gran variedad de comida en el menú, hay algo para todo el mundo, venga y compruébelo. . .

Nosotros encontrar en el Burgh de Montrose, nos topamos a un café que habíamos utilizado antes, muy práctico y bien antigua mencionados conjunta. . Vis: el café..

Nice for Lunch or for coffee and a cake. The carrot cake is amazing. The gift shop has a lot of different gifts.

Fab place Lovely coffee and cake.However, the lady who served us should take a little more care when "placing" the cutlery down. I thought it was just our table but then the lady did the same at another 2 tables. Saying that, it won't put me off visiting again.

Busy little Cafe in an interesting very old building. A good sized Menu. Lots of nice tray bakes. Lovely homemade soup. Reasonable prices. Plenty of parking around, Worth a visit.

Tucked away in a corner, this lovely coffee shop could easily be overlooked, which would be a pity as it serves the best carrot cake I've had in a long time.Coffee is good, service is fast & friendly.

Nice cafe, food and drinks were good and reasonable priced. Have been in here a few times over the years and always seem to drift back as we know it is reliable.

Generally a meeting place for older females of Montrose as well as families and couples.Not a place for those seeking loud music.Usually busy there is generally a merry chatter in a warm and cosy atmosphere.The coffee is good I.e. not too bitter and there is a range of bites to go with your cuppa.The cakes and paninnis etc are good though I do offer a word of warning: If you are allergic to herbs or simply do not like herbs then be sure to ask before ordering. I had a paninni but the menu did not mention it came with herbs. I would not have ordered it had I known. Comfortable and easy to relax in with out of the way nooks to sit in.Perhaps a little expensive though.The service is fine but not especially attentive owing to being generally busy.Recommended.

Passed the cakes etc on way to the table and the scones looked good, so orderd one. When it came, it was completely different, barely an inch high and lopsided at that. Served with 'plastic' jam (at 15p extra) that had never seen a strawberry ! I thought I'd been mistaken by what I'd seen but on the way out, no there they were, the display scones ! Very disappointing. Tea & coffee okay, my husbands Smiddy Loaf was good.

I have been visiting this place for a very long time, probably twice a year for the past 8-10 yrs. The consistency of the hot chocolate/sandwiches etc have tasted the exact same whether it's 2006 or 2016 - this is something I really like about the place because I know what to expect and know what I like. It is usually always busy, especially at lunchtime. Sometimes I have to wait a while but it is always worth it.

Popped in with my husband for coffee and a cake late on a Saturday afternoon. Nice surroundings which were clean. Friendly and efficient staff. Fairly priced menu. Clean toilets. Scone and meringue were just ok. Meringue probably wasn't home baked and pretty small. Got cappuccinos and they looked nice and were a good temperature but they tasted pretty horrible. Worst cup of coffee in a long time. Tasted like a cheap instant coffee. Wouldn't rush back.

A place frequented by my family for decades. An atmospheric and cosy place to enjoy lovely coffee and great cakes. You get a real sense of stepping into the past as you sit in between thick stone walls steeped in history - my imagination runs away with me. Service is prompt and friendly without fuss.

This is a typical coffee shop - the coffee (and tea) is always fresh and good - the sandwiches and cakes too are of good quality (homebaking) - the fillings have been the same for years - nothing wrong with that! However, the baguettes are not baked - so not crusty - but rather doughy and soft - not recommended - we have been several times - always the same. The do have an oven - but apparently used for baked jacket potatoes only?!

My wife and I visited Montrose recently and were walking in High Street, and not familiar with the area, asked a passer-by, a local where we could get a nice coffee, he pointed down towards a building with arches and told us "the coffee house", we walked in the direction where he had pointed and couldn,t find it, so asked another passer-by, who also said "the coffee house over in the corner. We returned to the arched building and in the corner was illusive "The Coffee House", In we went, the menu was varied from filled rolls panini's etc to filled baked potato's and all reasonably pricedWe both had coffee, my wife having ginger and lime cake and I had the scone and cream. The home made cakes were fresh, the coffee was second to none and the service was excellent. The cafe has bags of character and frequented by the locals, well worth a visit

I've been coming here for 16 years now. Decor hasn't changed but that's what gives it it's character. Now my son loves this place and he asks to go for lunch here when given an option. Nice and cosy inside.Tasty soup/jacket potatoes/sandwiches/cakes etc. Service is quick and price is fair.

Ordered a baguette and it was very small, on its side with the filling falling out and very tasteless. Was put on the table with no apology. Overpriced.

We always have coffee and cake here when we visit Montrose, and are never disappointed. The surroundings are atmospheric, the staff pleasant and the food and drink good.

Despite my title for this review I always make a point in visiting this lovely old coffee shop every time I visit my family in Montrose. Partly for old times sake- I used to work here as a Saturday girl in the 1980s and partly because although the menu never changes the food and home baking are lovely and in recent years the staff are much more friendly than they were.

We have been to this cafe dozens of times of the years, but unfortunately the menu never changes. The building is so unique and with some imagination, the menu could match! Sandwiches are served without any garnish and look so boring on the plate.

This cafe has been on the go for well over 30 years and has always been popular with local residents and holidaymakers alike. We visit regularly, usually for a coffee and toasted sandwich (we're creatures of habit), but many other dishes are available including soups, a great selection of cakes, biscuits, sandwiches made to order, and so on. The decor is predominantly slate and stone, part of which is a section of the original 'city' wall. Due to it's popularity, we have occasionally had to wait for a table to come free, but never for more than a few minutes, and it has always been worth it. Give it a try - you won't be disappointed.

I have been here a few times and I always get the same thing because it's really nice and tasty. I would definitely recommend others to come to the Coffee House. The staff are very helpful and kind and the prices are reasonable too.

I never visit Montrose without visiting The Coffee House at least once. Always pleasant welcoming staff. Food is prepared to order. The soup is highly recommended on a chilly day.

To hide from the rain we popped into the coffee house and uncovered a gem for tea and cake! We all opted for the lovely looking Victoria sponge and weren't disappointed. It was a cosy little place with lots of hidden seats so it felt secluded! We would go again!

A nice place for a coffee and cake bit dark but good atmosphere a large selection of cakes to chose from

Located on the busy high street in Montrose, convenient if out shopping. I had lunch here, it was average, waitresses are not friendly. The lady who takes your money when you pay your bill is cheery. Nice touch of having a small gift shop in the cafe too. If like myself and you don't eat bread then you may struggle to find something on the menu.

A crowd of us were not impressed with this Coffee HouseAt first glance we thought ok it looks really nice and the further we stepped inside and sat down we then saw the whole picture of the place, drab, dusty and gone with the times.Looks like the place needs a good revamp, fresher looking appearance.There was a full table of us sitting down,we had not sat down long enough to look at the menu when a waitress asked if we were ready, too early M'dear not even chosen what we want yet, and off she trotted with a face on her enough to make milk turn sour.In fact most of the waitresses had the same looking miserable face on them, why on earth are these people in this line of work if they hate serving to the general public is beyond me. Not very people friendly at all.The salad looked limp and at our old age I think we have seen enough limp things in our time, we want fresh vibrant salads.Toasted selections well I believe one of our party hated the Chicken Mayo and said it tasted more of Chicken fat and grease than Chicken and Mayo.Coleslaw was lumpy big chunks when it should have been shredded better.Tuna Mayo looked like it had seen better days looked all mush.Soup not much flavour in itCoffee should have tasted richer not of staleness, perhaps filters need a good cleaning.Last of all the plates in which you brought our meal, all were gritty to the touch all over, better to check your dish washer M'dears and if you do not have a dish washer better to wash them properly as this is a concern for health reasons.A few in our group did order slices of cake, and one was a rather dry tasting carrot cake. not at all to the persons liking.Look forward to our next trip in a few years to see if things have changedService with a smile M'dears, service with a smile.

A visit to Montrose is not the same without a pop in here for a refreshing cuppie with a freshly made sarnie or a really fine "piece".Partner is a great fan of the homemade custard-creams whereas for me nothing beats their Victoria Sponge.Plus it's very purse-friendly and has to be about the most reasonable prices in Montrose for similar services, as well as being part of the charming historical continuity of the town.

Lovely busy small and quirky coffee shop. Idea for a quick snack and a chat with friends. Soups, sandwiches and cakes, all home made and tasty fare. Staff are efficient and polite.

The Coffee House is an interesting place to visit with its stone walls. The service is usually quick and the staff are helpful. I have had the home-made soups which are delicious. There is a good selection of sandwiches, tray bakes and cakes and all at a reasonable price. Well worth a visit.

Had a lovely coffee & custard cream - my wife had the peppermint square which was delicious.Very friendly & welcoming.

Visited here today for lunch with my mother. Menu is extremely basic, a range of fillings then a choice of what you want them in. I order a sandwich and that's what I got.. No crisps or coleslaw on the side.. Just a sandwich, a little disappointing. Cakes are all out and not covered at all, not sure how this is aloud as people are constantly walking passed and breathing over them!! Services was quick and waitresses friendly. Not sure I'll return in a hurry.

Just stopped in here after getting off the train and buffeted by an extremely strong which just about blew me right into the coffee shop !!Had a huge fruit scone with a decadent mug of hot chocolate. However did feel a bit out of place as the rest of the customers were even older than me !

This is an old stable block and is very quaint.Very friendly staff and lovely coffee. Very prompt service.Not our first visit and won't be the last.

I am a local to montrose but thoroughly love the coffee house! Specially their cakes! It's somewhere different but also cosey, and great atmosphere :)

Popped in for lunch.Delicious,home made soup and home baking available at reasonable prices.Obviously very popular with the locals as it was very busy,always a good sign when you're a stranger to the area.

Went into this Coffee Shop for a rest. We had a sandwich and scone with coffee. Staff friendly. Lovely atmosphere and cozy feeling. Welcome rest after looking around Montrose. Prices very good as well. All in all a success.

As the title says the food was awful, burnt cheese and black flakes on the bottom of one panini and it looked like it had been thrown together, another panini which was requested to not have mayonnaise or butter came out with mayonnaise on it, the roll was small and had the smallest amount of mushed up filling on it! We were not given cutlery until we asked for it!We spoke to a senior member of staff and she was extremely rude, raised her voice at us and should not work in customer facing role, we left and went somewhere else and we we'll definitely NOT be back !!

a small and cosy little cafe with a welcoming atmosphere, and good food..hidden but well worth finding

My parents live in Montrose so we often come here for lunch. The food is good as is the service. We normally have soup or a sandwhich and there cakes are nice to have with a cup of tea or coffee.

Maybe giving away my age but have been coming in here for a reviving cuppie and a homemadecake(love the Victoria Sponge),scone or freshly-made sandwich for around thirty years-so it'skind of a cosy habit to pop in here whilst in Montrose.And it's so handy for a welcome sitdownafter hitting the shops.Have always liked it's historical old-world charm,warm ambience and havealways found the staff to be very pleasant and cheery,and to top it all the prices are exceptionallyreasonable too.Little wonder it's got a loyal custom base and is always buzzing.Love noseyinground the interesting wee gift shop area where I've found lovely things to buy.Can't imagineMontrose without this treasured institution.

nice food and drinks at a good price, only small problem I have is that they only use one type of bread for sandwiches and toasties so you have no choice, the bread is ok but would sometimes prefer white or another type. service is always fast and staff are pleasant

I visit this Restaurant regularly ,my friends also visit with me often.Lovely setting to enjoy a meal or snack,Tea Coffee & soft drinks,also the great baking is delicious ,big choice very mouth watering.Friendly atmosphere with good service .

Staff are very attentive and service is excellent. Good variety of food and drinks too. This place is always busy, and has a warm, friendly atmosphere. Shop has a wide range of gift items and cards for sale with market value prices

There is always a relaxed atmosphere here and the staff are normally quick to serve. Food is as you could expect from a small cafe. Selection of food is very good.

We often pop in here for a coffee and sometimes lunch. Basic good food, with nice home bakes.Yes it's not a "Lyon's tea Shop", but when you want a nice cuppy and a wee something to eat, this delivers that. Most times you can walk in an get a seat no problem, but at peak times it gets busy, so what does that tell you of it's popularity?? Staff are friendly enough and always find time to have a bit of chat with regulars as well as the visitors.The rustic decor' of the location is fitting and is a nice feel to the place, as it gets visitors talking and taking a more detailed interest in the buildings of the High Street.Go one, treat yourself and pop in. You'll enjoy it.

Well laid out in this converted stable. Very rustic with plenty of regular customers with a good range of hot and cold meals at affordable prices.

Always very friendly staff and busy, food is great, maybe could do with a wee bit of a brighten up, overall nice and homely, will be back.

this coffee shop is tucked in the corner of the square. Nothing much to praise with our visit. Ordered a scone from the "home bake" section but it certainly did not look home baked. Got it already buttered which is odd. Not happy about that since I did not see who did it or how this was done.Will give this place a miss in future.

We went to the Coffee House about 6 times whilst there. Found the food and coffee great, and just loved the fruit slices. Some days it does get very busy as we found out!

I have been visiting Montrose a number of years and have always found the coffee house a great place to rest weary feet in a great surrounding and great food and home baking

Have visited the coffee house on many occasions and am always happy with the quality of the food on offer. My husband and I had a mixture of homemade soup which was very tasty and filled rolls which were lovely fresh bakers rolls.Service was very quick and the only criticism is that some of the staff are more friendlier than others so perhaps a smile now and again wouldn't go a miss.Total bill for a soup, 3 filled rolls and 2 soft drinks was under £10 so very good value.Lovely surroundings and nice fresh good, worth a visit if your in the area.

I was in this coffee house couple of weeks ago with my parents. mum ordered soup and I ordered coffee. both of them were terrible and tasteless. the coffee house environment is so nice however, the service is not good. mum asked for rolls with butter and they put butter on the bread with out asking you to do so. the same with scones. cream was also tasteless. I think we waste our money.