The Corner Cafe in Scottish Borders

In heart of Jedburgh town centre sit a lovely cafe with one of the best coffees in the town the owner has a good selection of cake witch some are vegan too it also good selection of filling to put in your panini or toasties also a special board with soup of the day and hot local pies and sausage rolls Cafe also has a toilet.

Basic, but satisfactory coffee house. Really at the centre of town, so the few seats outside are great to people watch

We were greeted by no greeting, tried to engage in a bit of conversation with the woman behind the counter to no avail. The coffee was fine but we were handed a filthy glass for a cold drink and were passed another filthy glass, did not eat anything as there were flies in the glass cabinet and on a dirty cloth behind the counter. Only visit the loo if you’re desperate! Such a shame as in a prime spot in centre of town, could be a wee goldmine!

We popped in on a Monday afternoon, only three people in and the waitress, obviously all locals but all smiles so that was nice. We only ordered two teas and prices were average so no complaints there. Cleanliness, it was not clean! Tea cups and tea pot were all visibly stained, maybe they were clean and fresh out the dishwasher but they didn’t look it. The cafe itself looked like it needed a good clean, and it smelled very strongly of grease. The toilet! If nothing else please clean your toilet! It’s the main reason I’ve given only one star and it really isn’t a difficult thing to do to keep facilities clean. We won’t be back and it’s a real shame, cafe is in a lovely little spot and the menu of food available seemed good I just couldn’t bear to eat there.

We stopped here for lunch and had a really good Leek and Potato soup. My friend who is addicted to Lemon Meringue, also had a slice of theirs and pronounced it Very Good. In fact we stopped for Tea on the way back and he had another slice! Recommended.

I hate to give bad reviews but I came in on Saturday afternoon as it looks a lovely little place but just as I was about to order I saw how dirty the place was.Chopping board covered in all kinds, cleanly now being cleaned between use. Flys all over the place.Worst thing was the coffee & tea stained coffee & tea cups. Glass latte cups all stained and ready to be used.Totally discussing at the best of time but in the middle of a pandemic were everyone is more aware then something needs to be done. Coffee & tea cups needs to be rinsed before being put into a commercial dishwasher, if that isnt working then better quality chemicals or use of tannin powder .Also chopping boards need to be sanitised between use and not left all day with different food types.I looked about and made an excuse that I'd left my wallet in the car, couldn't get out fast enough.

First time we have used this coffee shop. The lady was lovely, we ordered two coffees and then we got our eyes on the carrots cake. We also ordered two. The lady said she would get two fresh ones out of the fridge. Everything was lovely. The coffee was £2.00 a cup and cakes £1.50 each not a bad price. We will go their again. L We enjoyed just sitting beside a monument having this.

Just a quick pitstop for a pot of tea and a bacon sarnie. Tasty and very reasonable price. The local craik was an added bonus.

Eten was heerlijk, hygiene stukje minder, zeer schappelijke prijs met een hele aardige eigenaresse.Wel wat moeilijk te verstaan, dat dan weer wel

A lovely little cafe with very friendly staff. Children are made to feel very welcome. The quiche is a must try, it's delicious.

We had a lovely day in Jedburgh and stopped off at Coffee corner as it looked nice from the outside.The coffee was ok, however had to listen to the women behind the counter while she sorted out her sons EBAY account that had apparently been hacked.The other thing which topped it off was the greasy smokey smell, which became so bad we left prematurely, guessing the extraction needs sorting out.

Regentado por dos señoras muy amables, el bar es súper bonito, agrsdable, acogedor. Para tomar un café, un refresco o comer algún tipo de pan. Muy barato para ser Escocia, un café y un refresco por 3,20 libras. Lo recomiendo. Tiene dos mesitas en la terraza.

A lovely little shop right in downtown. We bought a coffee and tea, along with two pastries: a lemony muffin with a luscious surprise filling and an iced sandwich biscuit with jam. Both were delicious and fresh-baked. The shopkeeper was friendly and helpful, too.

We called here on a lovely sunny late morning and managed to get one of the two outside tables. Pleasingly a real sun trap here and a nice place to watch the world go by for 15/20 minutes.We enjoyed our coffee and the local Empire biscuits. Good service from the owner.

Very friendly helpful staff. Chatty. Good value for money. Limited seating outside but quite a little sun trap considering the time of year.

I suppose things go wrong in all establishments and to a certain extent you should judge a place by the way they put things right.On the plus side the coffee was good, the prices fair and there was a nice friendly lady serving.I'll refrain from detailing what went wrong but the server blamed the supplier, replaced the item and made no charge for that part of the meal so well done for handling a tricky situation.

The perfect place to take a break while exploring the town centre. The Coffee Corner is small and weather-permitting has a couple of tables on the pavement outside. A fairly standard choice of cakes, cookies and sandwiches. Service is quick, friendly and welcoming. I might have rated it higher but this is a good average small town cafe, there was no 'sparkle dust' that made it stand out above the others. There are a couple of steps down into the cafe - perhaps difficult for wheelchair users.

We were staying in Jedburgh and decided to call here for a quick bite no one in except the owner she made our coffee l had a cheese scone and my husband had a toasted teacake, we both enjoyed the snack, she explained that there was a festival on at the bottom end of town that was why it was quiet in Jedburgh, she had only recently taken over the business we wish her well would definitely call again

Awful coffee, stale fruit scone. I could have made a point and complained but I was in a rush. Wont be going back. Looks like there are a few to choose from within a few hundred meters.

Good selection of cakes and freshly made sandwiches Friendly service Soup at lunchtime Good value for money Small but cosy

Lovely wee cafe amazing food and very friendly staff well worth a visit you will not be disappointed

Great coffee and hot choc. Even better prices and the surprise spearmint shortbread made my afternoon. Great service with a smile too. Would certainly suggest a stop

After visiting the Abbey, wondering round admiring the wonderful surroundings, we were tired, but climbed the hill to the Castle/Jail, only to find it was closed until Easter weekend!

In the heart of Jedburgh town centre. Lovely views. Tastey coffee scones and traybakes. Nice host job done.

Visitamos aquí el sábado pasado, la ciudad de Jedburgh al instante olvidable pero nos desesperado para un bocado para comer y una bebida caliente como habíamos estado viajando durante cuatro horas.

Lovely friendly place . Well worth visit .enjoyable home bakin.and snacks . Warm wellcome and will be back again soon

Fuimos buscando un aperitivo a mantenerte al entrar y tengo que decir que no estaba seguro de que parecía un poco sucia y había una enorme nube de humo ya que no tienen los ventiladores, pero tengo que decir que pasamos un bocadillo y bollos y todo estaba muy bien. Mi única crítica fue que me ofrecieron la mantequilla para mi bollo y dado barato margarina catering.

Paramos aquí para un tocino bocata rápido y taza de té de camino a Edimburgo. Personal amable y alegre y un tamaño realmente decente pot de té. El rollo de tocino era bueno sin ser memorable, pero recién cocinado. Buena selección de bandeja de pastas y bollos si llaman para el té de la tarde. Los precios son promedio para este tipo de establecimiento. Sin duda recomendaría este lugar si estás en Jedburgh.

Took my wife and son here for a brew and a quick bite to eat whilst killing some time in town. Cakes are varied and exceptional! Good selection of paninis / toasties etc. Will definitely come back. Owner Lesley is lovely.

Un pequeño café que ofrece buena comida deliciosa a la plaza principal de Jedburgh.lesley que dirige el café es muy bonito y acogedor y estaba bien tener un poco de maña. La cafetería tiene un ambiente encantador para disfrutar de un café o comer. Definitivamente volveré a usar la esquina de café.

It is a small but friendly café scones are well raised and the homemade table and cakes the owner named Lesley was very helpful and Amanda too

Si quieres un buen café, tartas caseras, almuerzos y bromas o de poco, este es el lugar para ir. Leslie ha clavado! Agradable y acogedor, buen café y ventana ideal para observar a la gente mientras disfruta de la hospitalidad.

Paramos para tomar una taza de café, se sirve en una encantadora dama llamada Lesley,sábado fuera de la luz del sol en una agradable calle encantadora llamada puerta del castillo. Buenos precios y deliciosos bollos. Muy recomendable.

Decent cafe with a basic menu. The scones looked good, coffees and teas were fine but cost a bit more than we expected.

I popped in here but the two women made me feel extremely unwelcome I just left. Having seen inside anyhow it wasn't were I wanted to be or eat. Thre was a low energy feel from here. I don't need or want to stay somewhere I'm not welcome. It's only a place.

Lovely place to have a coffee, cake lunch whatever, very friendly & relaxed atmosphere which is nice

The scones are superb. Get there early or you'll miss a treat.Staff look as if they've just left school.

we called in to this cafe for a cuppa and so glad we did hubby had a toastie and i had the most delicious tuna sandwich it was a meal in its self Amy who is the owner and a lovely young lady and hardworking should be so proud of herself along with the other lovely girl The service was excellent and it was so friendly and as it was our anniversary we had a lovely day thankyou girls

Some might say cosy but with 2 youngsters this was really was a pokey little cafe, although acceptable basic menu and home baking.

Called in here by chance while wandering through the town on holiday. Only two seats available as cafe busy but we thought that was a good sign so sat down. Pleasant waitress took our order and we didn't have to wait that long for our meals to arrive. The food (toasted sandwiches) was overflowing the plates and had plenty of variety in it. Excellent meals, good service and the bill was very, very reasonable. I would go as far to say that this was the best quality and value for money throughout our 5 weeks tour of the Borders & the Highlands.

We stopped briefly in Jedburgh whilst on an organised tour of the area. Having only time for a short refreshment break, we called in at the cafe.What a good choice, the coffee was good and very reasonably priced, whilst the cherry scones were just fantastic - fresh from the oven and delicious.I highly recommend this fine establishment.

Absolutely fantastic little gem of a place, if its morning coffee, a light lunch or a cup of refreshing tea in the afternoon, this is the place to go! Amy, who owns the café, makes the soup, cakes & scones fresh every morning, and I have to say the scones are just fabulous! Toasties, sandwiches, omelettes etc are all made fresh to order.Give this place a try, you will not be disappointed!

I always head there when i can, really good food scones are to die for, so yummy very friendly lass that runs it and always smiling, and so cheap.

we just had coffee but food looked good all home cooked. my sister left her handbag just as they were closing. when we discovered it missing ran back Amy the owner had already taken it to the police station. thanks again

Very clean. Very smartly decorated with matching curtains. Excellent soup, great cherry scone ,excellent menu with choice of home baking. Great service with friendly and polite staff. Centrally located in the square.

Went with friends, and as a local I can say this is the best cafe in jedburgh, amazing food and one of the best coffee's I have ever had. Cheapest cafe in the town by far, coffee less than two pound and bottled juice for a pound!, the young owner was very friendly and welcoming

Having visited many cafes, in Jedburgh this has to be the most welcoming. The young owner (now 17yrs old I believe) makes home made scones fresh every morning, soup and all manner of home baking and is very reasonable with her prices.The lady who complained about the price of the soft drinks in a previous review, perhaps should visit the opticians further down the road - maybe she was confused between a 0 and 8! Soft drinks are only £1.00. As for the tables being sticky, I agree it would appear that the bleach products used to clean the tables (which was done everytime the table was vacated) has an adverse effect with the varnish, something I believe Amy is trying to resolve. Give the young girl a break, having started this venture at 16 years of age, it says a great deal about her determination to succeed.I for one will definitely be returning for a steaming hot latte and a fantastic cherry scone!Well done young lady for making a go of it.

as a local we called here on a hot sunny day to be offered hot over over priced cola (£1.80), apparently they don't have a fridge !! I refused to accept it as I can purchase cold coke from the newsagents cheaper! Muffin was very dry and not the best we've had, tables were very sticky however I think that was what they were being cleaned with as they cleaned them again for us and they were still sticky..

I actually read of the Corner Cafe on Tripadvisor, and decided to give it a visit on my next stop in Jedburgh. I wasn't disappointed!!After visiting the Corner Cafe, I'll never again bother with the 2 downmarket smash and grab caffs masquerading as coffee shops on the main road..... The Corner Cafe is run ( owned ? ) by a very friendly young lady, who gave my colleague and I a warm welcome. The cafe was half full, pretty good for 11.30 on a wet Thursday morning in November.We both had coffee... EXCELLENT QUALITY!! and I tried the cheese scone, which was top notch. My colleague had the cherry scone which he much enjoyed, as he put it. We stayed here for longer than planned... and treated ourselves to more coffee, and I decided I couldn't pass on the cherry scone, being partial to home cooking especially of this calibre.The Corner Cafe is now the number one stop for me in Jedburgh, only 1 minute from the main road, easy parking and a friendly welcome.I also noticed that there were quite a few more people coming in from 12 noon for lunch, and a steady flow of people collecting take away sandwiches etc, also for lunch, I'd assume.Well worth the mini detour to visit here! You'll LOVE it!

Called in today (2/11/2012) completely on the off chance while passing through Jedburgh and stopping off for a break. I have to say I was served with the best latte I have had in a very long time.Way better than anything the well known international franchises serve. Creamy, hot and lots of flavour! I was so impressed I just had to ask the owner ( I think) what coffee beans she used. She even showed me a pack so I could obtain them myself if I wanted. If I'm in or near Jedburgh again I will definitely be calling in for another coffee.

Coffee Corner in Jedburgh is run by a young lady called Amy..............She provides a fantastic menu, from Cupcakes, Sandwiches, Salads and Toasties...........You just have to try the Haggis and Mozarella Panini!! First Class service..Many thanks Amy!

Decorating with color ~ The Corner Cafe, Jedburgh, Scotland. A small cafe on Market Place near the colorful town centre fountain~ Colorful little corner cafe painted with bold red and striking blue paints. Union Jack flags hanging in the bay window and door. Simple black tables and chairs encourage passerbys to stop for a relaxing cup of tea, cappuccino coffee and some sweet cakes.

We'd already spotted this small cafe on the corner of Market Place, but checked with a local shop-to be told it had only just opened, under new management!So, that's where we had our coffee break, on the way to Corbridge.A delicious smell of home baking pleased our noses, as we opened the door and all baked by sixteen year old Amy, who's been baking since she was a small girl.Freshly baked scones were being put on display as we approached the counter and we bought a couple for our onward journey. I had the cheese and onion and it was very tasty. Monika went for the sultana one, but she's a bit set in her ways.The coffee was very good and very hot.I've given a "Good" because I know this young lady is going to get better and better.What I suggest is painting the walls a rich pink and putting up some nice landscaapes-as well as serving hot drinks in pretty cups and saucers.Nice feminine touches and Amy and her Mum are on to a winner!What we did really like was the ferocious pursuit of a stray wasp with a fiercesome zapper!Do, please, call in on your way to Some Where. You'll get a warm welcome and great home baking!