The Coffee Pot in Moray

Le breakfast était parfait et la gérante était très gentille et bienveillante. Un très bon moment. Je conseille cet endroit si vous devez vous arrêter dans cette belle petite ville

Popped in for a coffee and decided to have lunch as well. Had the chicken nuggets and chips, and cripy chicken burger. The service was quick and friendly and the food was good. Nice place to eat in the town of Dufftown. Will return again..

Il locale si trova in centro a Dufftown, ha solo posto interno, carino , tipico, abbiamo mangiato dei sandwich

Good take away coffee served by a friendly server before heading out to whisky tasting. It did close at 3pm and does not open early so only had one the whole trip but it was good nonetheless.

Lovely clean and spacious Very friendly welcoming staf who direct us to a table. Full breakfast and scrambled eggs on toast were ordered well presented and tasty and warm . Tea and coffee very nice to. We would definitely visit again if In the area

We stopped off here mid-morning on a Wednesday, en route to Inverness. Received a warm and friendly welcome. Dufftown is definitely a sleepy village, and there were only two others in the cafe. I spied a table with a radiator beside and headed there to sit! We had a pot of tea and a cappuccino, a delicious Lemon and Coconut Slice and a massive Brownie, which was definitely double the size most places offer. The tray bakes were delicious. This is a very welcoming place to stop, and they have a super menu. Just sorry we aren't in the area all that often.

We were staying at the Hillside Heaven Pods for a couple days and we popped into The Coffee Pot for some early lunch, lovely little cafe with very friendly staff. The food was really nice, I would recommend a visit if you are in the area

We've often stopped here on our way to or back from holiday. The food is always good but the wait is long. I think they could be doing with another member of staff. The lass who was serving is very efficient and knows how to multitask and is rushed off her feet! Whatever they are paying her it's not enough!

COVID-19 procedures 100% very clean and felt very safe. Staff lovely, helpful and friendly. Food delicious. Pleased we stopped by. Thankyou.

Super wee coffee shop where we stopped for lunch. Opted for a breakfast-style lunch as we were midway between both and we were impressed by the quality of the food and the service which was exemplary. The friendly waitress was meticulous in the way she dealt with distancing and hygiene requirements, and very fair in the way she balanced these vital tasks with service. There were tables with hand sanitiser on the way in and out of both premises and toilets and this new way of eating out safely seemed to have caught on among relaxed, cheerful locals and visitors alike.We were offered our tea while we waited, or later when the food arrived, which was a nice touch especially for my companion who usually finds his has gone lukewarm by the time the meal is served. This wasn't quite our first meal out since lockdown, but it was the first far beyond our home patch and we thought the intelligent, thoughtful service made it extra special for us.One hint is to look at the back of the single-use menus. We were too busy chatting to notice there was more on the other side. Still would have chosen the same.Only passing through, but there was enough in Dufftown to make us stop for a wee walk and be determined to go back there one day.

On the 24/07/2020 had a takeaway fish supper, £7. Decided to drive to a quiet layby to have my meal. On opening the polystyrene package, I discovered that the chips are of the frozen variety and the fish was one half of a whole one. Perhaps as I am a pensioners, they may have thought that I could not manage a whole one. I know that times are hard just now, but cutting back on portions is not good for business. Don't be lazy either and get real chips. Not impressed by your Highland hospitality.

Had my daughter with me on a wee jaunt so we were both a little peckish, stopped at the coffee pot in dufftown, walked into the cafe was impressed with the cleanliness of the place,nice we gift shop and a lovely seating area, staff were nice and friendly service was very good and the food was cooked to perfection, one of the best breakfast I've had in a long time, and reasonably priced. Thanks coffee pot, see you soon

So I can unequivocally say the food was delicious! The one young lady working was so sweet but poor young lady was all by herself which made the wait long. They definately need better staffing even the locals were leaving upset. It is also one of the only places in Dufftown that serves breakfast. So arrive extra early.

My wife and I dropped in for lunch. The cafe is new , very clean with efficient and friendly staff. The coffee is very good. They serve baked potatoes, paninis, sandwiches etc. They also have cakes and scones. It is an ideal stop for a light lunch or just a coffee and cake. For breakfast they serve filled rolls, toast etc. The prices are reasonable. The only downside is lack of parking. The location will be very handy for Moray Council employees whose offices are very close by.

We stopped here for a coffee and cake mid morning and it was a nice little cafe with homemade cake and a nice coffee. Plenty of space and the staff were nice.

Stopped off in Dufftown for some grub and refreshment to keep us going on our road trip across Scotland. Stumbled upon The Coffee Pot - Fantastic cooked breakfast, great selection of food and hot drinks on menu, greeted and waited on by a pleasant member of staff, speedy service, ample parking on the street outside! We will definitely make a point of revisiting if passing through again at some point in the future!

The food was excellent and the service was as well. We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast and coffee before touring the area.

We ended up here due to lack of alternatives - as it was off season, there was almost no other restaurant open. But the coffee and the cake / scones were very nice, the service also.

I was completing a 12 mile walk around the area and with an early start and 5 miles in, the Coffee Pot was a great time to stop.I only had a Lorne sausage sandwich and coffee, but both were freshly made and welcoming. The two girls were really friendly and accommodating. Even the locals from Dufftown in the cafe were chatty. A great chance pick.

We often stop in Dufftown. It is such a quaint little town, but with this huge wide road through it, but so often just like a ghost town. There are not many choices of places to have a snack or lunch at all as many have closed down and others are closed. On this occasion we headed for The Coffee Pot. My husband had a very nice panini - bacon and cheese, followed by an Ice Cream Sundae. The dessert contained nice ice cream, but no fruit, or the flake and wafer mentioned on the menu - rather overpriced at £5.50 for what it was. As I cannot eat for health reasons I just had a latte.There is a nice bakery adjoining, and an ice cream freezer, and some nice little bits and pieces for sale. I have to say that the service was a bit slow to start with, as the waitress seemed more intend on cleared 2 or 3 tables and cleaned them than taking our order. We tried for ages to catch her eye, before she actually finally came across. Thereafter it was okay service, but certainly not fast, even though there were only three other people eating at the time.

Breakfast stop with a group of friends - great choice of menu and small breakfast one of the best I have had, all freshly cooked to order and great value for money. Staff very welcoming and friendly and definitely a place I would recommend. Well worth a visit.

Six of us visited for breakfast today on our way through Dufftown. Friendly staff and all had a very nice breakfast with coffees and teas. Well worth a visit.

Lovely little cafe. Highly recommend. Pleasant staff and a smashing breakfast, reasonably priced too.

On driving through this place stopped for coffee late on afternoon. Staff were lovely and provided lovely coffee. Great art displayed by a local artist

We’re commuting to Stephens Hospital in Dufftown every day and it’s been a blessing to know there’s somewhere with great service, good wholesome food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere- especially when the Scottish summer is cold and wet!

Fick tips om att ära här. Menyn var inte så stor och enligt mig för mycket snabb mat. Detta är mer ett café än en restaurang.

We are here several times during our 3 night 4 days in Dufftown. Friendly staff and make your order when you order it, good prices for good food.

We stopped here for something to eat before we went to Glenfiddoch Distillery . Three of us had the big breakfast , one had the smaller breakfast and one had tea and cake. Every thing was served in good time and cooked to perfection . It was very clean and had plenty room around the tables, the toilets were clean as well.The staff very friendly. Very reasonably priced ,We all left very happy and looking foreward to the whisky tasting.

We stayed at the apartment above the restaurant. The apartment itself was great! Really large, great location, nice place! We popped down in the mornings for breakfast at the Coffee Pot. Great full breakfast, good eggs, delicious desserts! The service was great every morning and we were happy that we were so close to our breakfasts!!

Visited the coffee pot today in Dufftown. Well what can I say. The staff were absolutely brilliant. Nothing was too much bother. Very friendly. We were there with two people ( one in a wheelchair ) we look after and both of them were made very welcome getting chatted to even though one of the guys has no speech. We had the big all day breakfast and all we can say is wow! It was amazing. Clean plates all round. We had travelled a fair bit as was just out for a run in the car. Will definitely be back. Thank you so much again.

don't bother going to this café any where else would be better. As I was eating my food I wanted a napkin and there was no one staff around to ask to get me one so I went and got a napkin from the side where they were at (bearing in mind the was just a shelf that has napkins and cutlery on it and wasn't in the kitchen or anywhere out of sight) but as I was helping myself to the napkin the woman came into the seating area and was offended and started making sarcastic comments saying I was making myself at home, after that I sat down continued eating my food in shock debating just leaving then they came back up to the table again and made comments, didn't realise it was such a big deal getting a napkin

Lovely breakfasts and a busy wee place. Family atmosphere and always a great conversation out of the lady who runs / serves there. Always made to feel welcome when visiting and great local coffee too!!

We popped into this cafe hoping to get a quick lunch before a tour we had booked at Glenfiddich Distillery. We ordered a soup, chips and two sandwiches and waited an hour. A waitress apologised and told us the food would be ten more minutes due to a mixup: it arrived almost half an hour after that. The cafe was almost empty, we have no idea how such simple food could possibly take so long to prepare. We had to ask for it to be packaged to go, and eat it while rushing to get to the distillery. It really doesn't make sense!

My boyfriend and I stopped at the Coffee Pot after visiting Balvenie Castle. The food - a sandwich and soup for me, and a club sandwich and chips for my boyfriend - took over an hour to arrive. While we took note of the sign that says all food is cooked fresh and will take more time to be served, that length was far too long for what we ordered. The food was also of average quality.

This is our second visit this week. As we are on holiday you don't always feel like cooking so we popped in to the Coffee Pot. We had a big breakfast and a wee breakfast. The cups of tea arrived very quickly the staff are young and very helpful. The breakfasts arrived within minutes and were very tasty. I have to say the raspberry crumble is to die for. Many thanks keep doing what your doing. We will certainly be back on our next trip.

The Coffee Pot cafe in Dufftown is a lovely friendly place with wonderful food. But this is not a review of the cafe.

Our party consisted of three old age pensioners.just happened to drop into the Coffee Pot.

Very clean, excellent service, serving De-Caf drinks if required, Food homemade, eat inside or out, good quantity and quality.

Visited it here for lunch, food good at a reasonable price, surroundings clean & tidy the staff were very pleasant look forward to visiting again

Called in for a scotch broth and a lentil soup. Both very good Shop also large range other meals for lunch plus pastries and cakes Very busy on our visit

We dropped into this cafe today before visiting the Glenfiddich distillery. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food, the friendly service & the great value for money. The cafe was clean & at 6 pounds the wee breakfast was excellent. I would not hesitate to recommend this place for a quick bite to eat whilst touring.

We were looking for somewhere to have a lunch and my step-daughter suggested the Coffee Pot as she had been there before. Am I glad she did. The food was excellent and beautifully presented, the service was amazing and the staff were so friendly. I cannot say enough good things about this place.

Ein "Familienrestaurant" mit wirklich gutem Kuchen. Wir haben hier Tee getrunken und Kuchen gegessen, man kann aber auch richtig speisen. Allerdings , ich glaue, nur bis 16 oder 17 Uhr. Sehr nette Bedienugen und gute Preise!

Stayed in the apartment above for 4 days, and this was a conveniant place for breakfast. The large full English was one of the best I've had at a coffee shop, and will keep you going for the day.

Popped in for soup and sandwich as the heavens opened and snow and hail fell

We stopped in for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. Good soup and sandwich with cheerful and prompt service.

Arrived just before 2 pm and the cafe was very busy with just two tables left. We ordered a baked tattie with tuna and cheese and a panini with chicken and bacon both with salad. Took a wee while to arrive but we expected that as everything is freshly cooked to order. We both had coffees which were piping hot. Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch but didn’t have room left for a cake. We maybe need a visit just for coffee and cake next time! Top marks for food and service!

The Coffee Pot in Dufftown is one of those places that offer so much-and deliver it all!

I had a good breakfast here recently. There was the option for a smaller breakfast or a larger one - I opted for the smaller one which was well cooked and was plenty big enough. The only bit I wondered about was that it came with half a Lorne sausage - found it strange that anyone would think of serving just half of it! I wished it had been the whole one and thought that was going just a bit too far. But otherwise, it was delicious and a good portion size. The cappuccino was good, too. Pleasant service and it didn't take very long to be served. The dining area felt a bit sterile but at least clean and spacious. I would return, and can recommend the breakfast.

Stopped here for a brew while on a wee road trip. I asked for Earl Grey tea and was served Tetley tea, I was expecting something better. Cakes were ok but nothing to shout about. The wife said the coffee was good though.

Busy place with nice atmosphere. Great choice of lunches and snacks. Lovely staff, nothing was too much trouble

Just after a little snack on our way through. Had my first proper cappuccino in days here - very nice coffees! The sandwiches were well filled and the bread was very very soft! The soup was very hot and tasty! Lovely staff and clean surroundings. The scones looked excellent, we were just too full!

We had the capucino and breakfast rolls. Best I have had since my last rip to Florence. Many thanks. Highly recommend it. The price was very fair. Next time I will try the full breakfast.

Acaba de salir con amigos a probar de cafetera, el desayuno era muy bueno y la izquierda 3 placas limpias, el personal es amable y servicial, probarlo y ver por ti mismo.

Pequeño desayuno / almuerzo decente para conseguir un lugar y aperitivos taza cuando pasábamos por. Pequeña Ciudad así opciones de café eran limitadas. El servicio era bueno, la comida era promedio, costo un poco caro

Teníamos el desayuno aquí varias veces en nuestras recientes vacaciones. La comida era genial, sin duda, relación calidad-precio. El personal era muy amable y servicial, recomiendo este café.

Estábamos de paso y desaparecer un par de panecillos para el almuerzo. El lugar parecía muy limpio, las tartas y las dos chicas que sirve eran muy agradables. Sin embargo, todo lo que queríamos eran dos rollos de jamón ensalada de llevar a cabo. Lo que nos dieron eran dos panes, una pieza de jamón cocido en cada una, una pequeña cantidad de sosa lechuga y una rebanada de tomate, además de algunas patatas fritas en el lado (nos dijo que no a la col) pero en 4 libras un doble no fue una buena relación calidad-precio! Una botella de coca cola y un trozo de tarta de limón y llegó a más de 12 libras. Creo que es necesario una revisión de precios.

A few afternoons, I came here to enjoy a really excellent pot of coffee. There is always a cosy atmosphere and having a coffee or afternoon tea to your liking

It was long travel day and got to feeling a wee bit hungry near Dufftown. Stopped at information and asked about a spot for a light lunch. They suggested The Coffee Pot and what a winner. Homemade soup and desserts..perfect for the day. Staff was very pleasant, quick and efficient. Food was, 'I want more'. Another nice quirk was that the town was twinned with a Canadian town in Saskatchewan I believe. If you are ever ther..try it.

Abbiamo avuto il piacere di assaggiare i buonissimi dolci di questo locale, durante una pausa caffè di una fredda mattina. Locale arredato con cura e servizio davvero gentile. Se passate da Dufftown e avete voglia di riscaldarvi con un caffè, questo è il posto giusto! Il locale fa anche da tavola calda ma non avendo pranzato o cenato, il mio giudizio si può limitare solo ai dessert.

Had lunch here and won't rush back. We felt the service was lacking....it wasn't bad but just wasn't good either. I had the cheese burger and found it too simple and hard but two friends had the big brekkie and both liked it. The place was easy to find and location good but atmosphere inside was lacking, even though it was clean and simple. Pricing was good which was the main thing stopping me from giving it a two.

This is just what Dufftown wanted - a good cafe, serving good food at good prices.The staff are friendly and helpful. The food is served freshly prepared and is very good.We are very glad that this cafe has opened. Thank you.

A group of us were delighted to find this cafe yesterday after we had climbed Ben Rinnes. We were ready for a coffee, and to our delight, this place was open. We popped in and were cheerfully shown to a table. We all had drinks and shared a couple of pieces of Rocky Road (yum!) Definitely recommend this cafe to all. Lovely mix of people in there from Motorcyclists, walkers and locals. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. We'll definitely be back.We also managed to misplace a phone whilst we were there. I phoned and the cafe was thoroughly checked and the lady even went out to check where we had parked. Thankfully we found the phone later in the car but I was really touched when Lorraine phoned me this morning to see if it was still lost. Great service from lovely people. Thank you x

New owner, upgraded business, breakfast good, friend had big breakfast, I had sausages in a roll and latte, very tentative staff, finding there feet very well, will be visiting again.

My initial choice of eatery was closed in the offseason, but had passed the Coffee Pot many times as I travel through Dufftown on the way home. All I wanted was a quick easy snack, and this place delivered. My cheese, tomato and ham toastie with chips may not be haute cuisine, but the toastie was delicious. With my tea I could not resist going back for a tray bake which appears to be home made. Service was quick and friendly. I happened to visit during a busy period, but the lady serving was polite and efficient to all her customers. Yes, there are plastic chairs and the decor is from the 1970's but that's all part of the charm. Even down to the cup and saucer, everything was from a different age, but the place is clean and welcoming. I overheard the lady running it is retiring. I cannot believe previous reviews about unfriendly service as she was always smiling. If you want cheap, basic and good food, give this place a try while you still can. You will not regret it.

It didn't cost much but I didn't get much. Chili seemed canned. Price was very reasonable though. Not worth a stop unless you're hungry on a budget.

Found the Coffee Pot very homely with a great choice of food items and friendly service. True Scottish hospitality shines through at this tiny little cafe.

Stopped here going to and from thunder in glen, aviemore. Great value for money, no rip off prices, staff always try and make you feel welcome and obviously a popular place for bikers stopping too, lovely coffee and cakes - especially the carrot cake.

Stopped here in this lovely cafe on our way to Lairg. The full breakfast was really nice, tasty and very filling. it was peaceful in the cafe too although there were a few people in having soups, toasties and other snacks. At just over £5 per person for the meal with plenty tea and toast included we will certainly be back!..

I really am ashamed at our highland hotels and coffee shops with their extremely dated decor.. poor food.. at my visit here we got awful coffee in two different mugs.. watched visitors getting toasted sandwiches on plates that were smaller than the slices of bread with absolutely no presentation... other foreign tourists ordered fish fingers and OMG that's what she got.. kids fish fingersPlastic table cloths.. dated wallpaper and ceiling lights and horrid serving area finished the ambience

Lots of tables , plastic chairs and plastic tablecloths . Very clean . Lentil soup was made with ham cubes , no bacon so cost very little to make n doesn't justify the price I paid also the bread given was a tiny square of white thin bread. Fry up was ok one sachet of ketchup ! but don't dare ask for more Ketchup or the lady who works there will huff and puff and produce one sachet by thumping it down on the table in front of you . We are grown adults and made to feel like naughty children for daring to ask for more ketchup to accompany the fry up. Not a nice feeling while eating out The food wasn't expensive by no means so I guess u get what u pay for . Maybe they were having a bad day while we were in. The place was busy and other reviewers have had good experiences eating here . Would I return ? Possibly , but only if armed with my own ketchup

Impressive - when we were there, there was only one Scottish lady working - seating people, taking orders, cooking, serving and tending the till. She was amazing! We had a spot of tea and coffee - fine - and some grilled cheese sandwiches on white bread - very much nostalgia from childhood. I ordered mine with pickles which was awesome! It's a small place but a quick way to get a bite and have a sit down while exploring Dufftown.

If you are driving thru the highland Speyside area and need a cup of very good coffee and snack, this is your place. Centrally located and inexpensive. Service was very good.

The title tells most of the story. We had visited a couple of the castles in the area on a winter morning, and we stopped in here for "a pot of coffee," literally because there was no place else open in Dufftown. Average, but I can say that the lady running the place was extremely friendly and it was cheap.

The Coffee Pot is a tiny café for locals and tourists alike. It's basic and great for a quick nibble or to linger and chat with your cup of tea. Their menu is full of simple toasties and baking. Having visited the UK 20 years ago, I was on the hunt for cheese and pickle toasty, and the one I got from the Coffee Pot made my day. The service is takeaway from the counter and to the point without being rude or fussy. I wouldn't hesitate to return.

Delightful experience! Quaint, small and very friendly!The pastries were delicious and we also enjoyed the display of jewelry and other arts done by locals.

Soup of the day is recommended for a quick meal. Assorted traditional baked goods are available as well. Also serves great tea.

Myself and partner were heading to aviemore we decided to get some lunch ordered a soup and sandwich and a bacon roll from the girl behind the counter said they would bring everything over!!! well about 3 other tables came in after us and all of them got there food before us, i had to go up to counter 3 times to ask where our bacon roll was i never got my soup so i asked for my money back and the older woman behind the counter was huffing and puffing about it. Never been to a place that is so unwelcoming never go back.

Not much choice in Dufftown. However good service, food, clean and tidy. Busy but only one person doing everything. She was run off feet ensuring their standards met. Def be back... Well worth a stop for lunch or coffee etc.

There's not really much choice during the day in Dufftown and we chose the coffee pot as the best of what is available. It's not fancy, and the food is plain, but the staff were very friendly, giving us directions for our next stop.

Stopped in whilst on a cycle trip. Had a generously filled baked potato at a very reasonable price. People moaning about what it looked like when it's clean, does nice cafe food and is cheap. What more do you want. Would definitely go back.

Restaurant traditionnel et familial (mais je n'en suis pas sûr ) qui sert de bons plats, rapide et pas cher! Très bon accueil.

The Coffee Pot is a favourite cafe stop for Elgin Cycling Club on our Sunday Club Runs.The Coffee Pot has been awarded our "Best Carrot Cake in Moray Award" for the last 3years.Friendly staff make this a firm favourite with us.

popped in on a saturday lunch time - it was like a step back in time.....plastic chairs & plastic table cloths (hahaha) but there was a few folk in the small cafe (about 10 tables).1 plate of LOVELY HOME MADE lentil soup , 1 cheese & tuna toastie , 1 portion of chips , pot of tea for 1 & a tin of IRN BRU for under £11 - COULDN'T complain !friendly , polite staff.

We got in for a quick lunch, some soup of the day and coffee with a sandwich. Good quality for a reasonable price.

We popped in for breakfast on our way North, full breakfast for £5.25 inc. tea or coffee. Not a bad price but there's a reason that it's that price . 2 sausages (not great & a bit over cooked), 2 bits of bacon (fatty & bland), an egg which was passable & 2 slices of white toast . Not a full breakfast by any means ! The place itself if clean & tidy with pleasant staff. Ok for what it is , just don't expect gourmet for a fiver.

Every time we visit Dufftown, we always make a bee-line for the Coffee Pot. The food is always what you want, served by very friendly staff - always happy to give you a bit of chatter while they whizz round serving everyone. Always a good feed at a good price, just what we look for in a cafe like this. Genuine staff, real food, and a perfect pit-stop for busy tourists.

Its not the poshest place but for an all day breakfast, toastie or other cafe food its perfect. VERY good prices and friendly staff.

Food was poor, the cheese toasty was very greasy and repeated on my friend for 24hrs. My burgher arrived with one mean sachet of tomato sauce, you would have though I had sworn at them when asked if I could have more... All the furniture the cheap plastic cheap patio type that garden centres have on offer ever year... They are obviously aiming at one off tourist visits because nobody in their right mind would go back!

We called in here while we were waiting for a tour to start at the local Glenfiddich distillery, my guests who wanted to do the tour fancied a cooked breakfast and we came across The Coffee Pot.On entering we discovered a nice little cafe with home bakes and a decent menu, cooked breakfast being one of the options. Altogether we had 3 coffees, a cooked breakfast and a rock cake which came to about £9 in all. The staff were very friendly, the atmosphere was pleasant and the food was good quality. There is on street parking, a small step down into the cafe but I would say it's pushchair and wheel chair friendly. All in all a lovely little place to call in for a coffee or light snack, a decent breakfast too.

Daily soup was hot and sandwiches very white bread, the place appears to be a place for locals. Okay for quick lunch.

Great homemade lentil soup and good toasties and very reasonably priced. The decor is dated, the facilities are basic but spotlessly clean, but if you want good honest homely snacks for lunch look no further!

Been twice, yes its a bit old fashioned with wax table cloths.But look past that & enjoy freshly cooked food at great prices.I had an all day breakfast at 4.30, two slices of toast & butter, poached egg, two sausages, two huge thick bits of bacon, plus a coffee.Price £5.25 in 2014, great value.Ok its not highly decorated, last time i was there it was a bitty cold inside, but the food & staff more than made up for it.Only complaint, i had to ask for a napkin, & only got one thin one .Still great value..You want posh, eat elsewhere, you need hot good tasting food at a good price, its your place to be

Pat's coffee shop is excellent. She is more like a friend than a coffee shop owner. Always has the latest news about Dufftown. Food is always good.

Oh lordy, we were stopped by the lady servers before we could escape. The decor is lost in the 80s and the menu is that of a cafe/greasy spoon, with tiny traybakes.We ended up with toasties which was si greasy I could barely keep down.The 'coffee' was like the weakest cheap instant and tasted more of the liuttke milk added.Every other customer looked miserable too, there was just no where else open.*We later learnt the Glenfiddich distillery cafe is open to people not even doing tours - go there!!!*

The place was freezing and I had to keep my jacket on. The coffee was black or white and the bacon roll I had was certainly not the best I.ve ever eaten. I think the roll was old as it had been toasted to within an inch of its life and fell apart as I tried to eat it. While I was there 2 couples put their heads through the door and went back out- wish I had done! Take my advice walk a few minutes further on and go to the Glassworks for great coffee and cakes.

Food & service excellent by a lovely lady.We visit Dufftown even although not staying just to have a visit to coffee pot. The shop is full of lovley gifts for tourists to take home.

We had soup and a sandwich and a cuppa. Good fresh grub and decent prices. The staff were attentive and friendly.

Had a lovely light lunch here, tasty homemade soup. The two ladies serving were chatty and cheerful. Basic cafe, but we have been a few times and have not been disappointed. We would certainly pop in again!

Came here as a small family looking for lunch on a dreich day. A grumpy looking middle-aged woman stood near the till reading something and didn't even bother to look up upon our arrival. This was surprising as the place was empty.Stood at the till for a minute before coughing to get her attention. Weren't given a menu but when requested what the soup of the day was we were met with a 'what?' and then 'oh, that's....'.We settled for a quick cuppa before leaving and finding somewhere else. Even the tea was what could be described as 'bottom end of the market' stuff.Like another reviewer has said, there is something old-fashioned about this place but not in a good way. How it survives, I don't know.