The Deli Next Door in Moray

We had visited before and enjoyed it and this visit was no different. Small cafe with a nice atmosphere. First come first served kinda deal. The coffee is decent and so are the different types of homemade sausage rolls. There was also pasties and pork pies! It also has some lovely cheeses and is clearly a well stocked deli. Reasonable prices and we liked it.

Been a few times when we come up, usually 2 or 3 times in the week, food and coffee both good. Went in today, blonde woman serving “ only 4 tables and we are full !” and turned her back on me, came back 20 mins later a darker haired woman very polite “ sorry we are full maybe try in 20 mins” . We did and the blonde one again snapped “ we’re full and everyone's got food” turned away again. I know there are only 4 tables, was willing to wait, even outside but no need to snap at people just because your having a busy day, wont be back 😡

A very happy group of well fed GP’s attending a conference. We ordered food for lunch and had a fabulous spread of mimi pies, filled rolls, and salads. Excellent service from ordering to collection and even had leftovers. Highly recommend

Stopped for a quick coffee - very good. Also stocked up on pork pies with chorizo. The food at the deli part was lovely; lots of variety and unusual food combinations. Not the cheapest - but worth it for the quality.

Lovely lunch, well priced and great tasting food. Good selection. Well worth a visit. The pork and chorizo pie was great.

We visited the Deli next Door - the new venture for Scribbles. We asked for gluten free cake option to go with our coffee. Our server didn't know what was gluten free so she asked a colleague who was serving someone else. She replied she thought the carrot cake was but couldn't be sure. They then both asked if we wanted them to check to which we replied yes please. Our server left to check but returned and said she couldn't find the packaging, but it should be OK - she was 99% certain it was gluten free. We said this was not really good enough and asked her to check again. She then went to the back of the shop and shouted through a door, apologizing to another colleague for disturbing her and asked again about gluten free cakes. This colleague didn't know either! We were asked if a 99% guess would be good enough! We decided not to risk it and had to settle for coffee with NO cake! I am sure it is a legal responsibility to provide allergen information to customers if they ask for it - this was not provided! Very poor service given that this could have resulted in a serious incident due to poor allergen awareness.