The Maltings Kitchen in Northumberland

Really great coffee and delicious cake (raspberry and white chocolate, since you ask!) Service friendly and view from the perching stools and tables at the end of the cafe rather lovely across Berwick’s rooftops. Good place for coffee before or after the Lowry exhibition!

I think if you're local this may be fine, but as tourists we were treated like the proverbial **** in a lift. Disinterested staff, very unhelpful. Walk a little further and some lovely accommodating places.

Visited after reading great reviews and we’d booked panto tickets later. Nice looking menu but seemed a little pricey, didn’t mind that if the food was going to be outstanding. Hard to read the specials on the wall and our children found it difficult to choose something from the main menu. We were finally given a kids menu but the selection was limited and expensive. The food was fine, just fine. £6.95 for a cheese sandwich seemed excessive as it was just a bun and a tiny amount of wilted mixed lettuce with a couple of beansprouts in for some reason. £3.25 for a plastic bowl of chips! Staff members were exactly pleasant but maybe they’re just sick of working over the festive period. We left with full tummies but I wouldn’t recommend as there’s far nicer places.

I was recommended by Deniy delli who was closed for refurbishment unfortunately as I wanted to treat my mam to a lovely experience. Upon arrival was greeted at the entrance and shown to a table with such amazing view of the city Berwick-upon-Tweed. I had already reviewed the menu online and my mam chose at the table . I struggle to eat at present due to illness, but I enjoyed the meal that much I ate everything on my plate it was absolutely lovely. I had read a few reviews beforehand and wow the reviews were spot on. Even changed my train times to spend a bit more time there. This was such a lovely place ,food and staff are 5 star.i recommended this this place to anyone wether be a small bite or dining it's a must for me we were there for well over an hour as it was so relaxing and enjoying so glad I went. My mam said she couldn't of had a better day out. Thank so much to the staff. Even the prices were very good. Definitely visit here☆☆☆☆☆

A beautiful view over town. Excellent service. The food is unbelivably tasty. Love the specials. Cannot wait to return.

Lovely warm greeting on arrival and I was led to a window seat (often as a solo diner you are hidden away in a corner). It is well laid out with plenty of space between the tables, and everywhere is immaculately clean. There is a great choice of menu with lots of specials, and service seemed to be good whether you were having a coffee or a full meal. I had the fishcakes, which were lovely - with a drink and coffee the bill came to around £19. A great choice if in Berwick

We all had lovely food there as always. The staff are very friendly and efficient and will be happy to adjust any meal to your preference.

All staff were very polite & professional. Atmosphere was cosy. Prices was great. All food was homemade & absolutely beautiful!! Especially the sticky toffee pudding ooh my!! 100% recommend this hidden gem of a cafe!!

From the lovely staff to the amazing home made & home cooked food & the best coffee around this place is just amazing

Chips are tricky, as finding good ones that actually started with a potato in the kitchen and arrives on your plate piping hot, crisp and not greasy is seemingly a big ask in many establishments. But not so here. Their chips were perfect, the best I've had in years. The battered cod goujons with chips, coleslaw, a neat salad garnish and homemade tartar sauce were all simply devine. Faultless in fact.I've eaten here previously and the standards have steadily improved, this visit was perfection. The staff are friendly and attentive, the service is prompt, the interior is clean and has a lovely ambiance, so all-in-all a winner. And the pricing is very very reasonable too.VERY highly recommended.

It’s back to how it was after changing hand the food is great as are the staff. They are very knowledgeable on the meals and helpful

Great view over the rooftops to the river tweed. Super place for coffee and cake or lunch. Open in the evenings for certain performances / showings at The Maltings Theatre and the evening menu is just as good as the lunchtime menu.

Here for the Panto and needed a coffee and a bite to at before the show as we had travelled down from Edinburgh Area. The coffee was great but only food available was “Pringles” ? O.K. It was Sunday but what a shame we thought, the place is really nice and the people were so helpful even a biscuit or shortbread would have been welcome.

Such a nice relaxed atmosphere in here, lovely views too. Great menu, plenty of choice. Opted for the belly pork sandwich which was really good. Staff were really nice too.

Just had an evening out here with a group of workmates. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal and my cheese soufflé and Indian chicken & mango salad was delicious. Excellent, friendly service.

We go there almost every week and always get a lovely meal. I do not do burgers usually but have had beef, venison and pork there recently and all have been lovely.

We’ve eating here for lunch many times and the food is simply consistently very good. The food off the menu provides great choice and we’ve tried many of the dishes all of which have been lovely but the Indian chicken with mango salad is just gorgeous. The daily specials board offers great variety, my wife tried the smoked salmon with beetroot salad which she really enjoyed. The service is always friendly and efficient and the views over the roof tops onto the river Tweed just add to a lovely relaxing place to go and enjoy.

Buzzing and attractively located, the Café Bar proved a good place to meet family members for lunch. We both had the Cullen Skink which was good.

We had an excellent lunch here today. The cheese suffle, the goatcheese sallad, the almond cake all topclass! Pleasant service! Thank you!

we were recommended this cafe by a shop owner in Berwick we were not disappointed we had a cheese scone and apple and raspberry scone they were absolutely delicious

Still the place to go for lunch in Berwick. The change of chef at the Maltings has not really changed a successful operation and the food choices, quality and value are as good as ever. Usually a very busy lunch service and some great views over the roof tops and the river.

This is a lovely airy cafe, perched high up above the river Tweed. Simple good food and friendly service.

Although under new management, the Maltings cafe has hardly changed, including the menu - a great place for a main meal, snack or fantastic cake and coffee! This is all against a stunning backdrop of rooftop views right over the Tweed with trains whizzing by on the horizon. Fast, helpful, friendly service and great, character interior design and ambience.Tucked off the beaten track, this place is in the heart of Berwick and should not be missed!

Tucked away from the main streets in the Maltings Arts Complex, this is one of my top 5 places to eat in Berwick.

I was very impressed with this delightful eatery slightly hidden away inside The Maltings. The menu read very well and there was something for most tastes on it. I went for the cod goujons with chips and salad and it was superb. The chips clearly started with a potato in the kitchen and were perfectly served with the fish... all piping hot and non greasy. The portions are generous so sadly I didn't have room for a pudding, maybe next time I'll have the quiche with a salad, that should allow me to enjoy the very good looking sweets and cakes.

Pleased to find that the standards have been maintained . The food is excellent and caters for most dietary needs. Very good cakes and coffee, nice variety of sandwiches and light lunch dishes. The service is really good and the staff helpful. A good pre Theatre place for food and drinks. As always a tremendous view.

A lovely lunch with all the old favourites and some exciting new options. Love the Maltings cafe- worth the trip from Edinburgh always a friendly welcome a relaxed atmosphere great views and super food

Went in today for coffee, as usual. We were there an hour and the place was nearly empty. Since David Foxton left, so have the customers !! Well, he was a superb chef. One thing has stayed the same. They still charge 20p for a bit of cream to add to your coffee !! Disappointing.

Great restaurant with stunning rooftop, river and viaduct views; continuous 180 degree windows. Lovely atmosphere; now open Friday and Saturday evenings which isn't 9n website . We had lentil soup, fish cakes, smoked salmon salad nicoise and crayfish salad...with very nice wines. Very friendly people. Couldn't have done better.

Delicious food served in pleasant cafe area with great view of Berwick. My herbed Scotch egg was very tasty, served with salad selection and crispy fried potatoes. Yummy! The coffee was also very good. An ideal stop off when visiting this historic town. Very friendly staff.

And the twice baked cheese souffle is to die for ! Staff are wonderful, the ambience is always welcoming and the views are intriguing. Go enjoy coffee and cake or a light - or more substantial ! - lunch. You won't regret it.

I chose the small cray fish salad and it was delicious. Lots of cray fish packed in and loads of different flavours, samphire, rocket and avocado. I added a dollop of mayo (which looked homemade) to the top just for added flavour. Very delicious

Wonderful food! Had cullen skink which read one of the most delicious soups I've ever had. Husband had local scotch egg with salad and sauteed potatoes which was herby and delicious, and soon had kids pasta which had a nice creamy tomato sauce. Beautiful cakes too.

Coffee and scones come at a premium here. The "scones" are triangular things that seem to be made with egg because the texture is cakey, unsconelike and they are irritatingly too crumbly to spread with butter.The cheese ones have a odd tang about them.No Scot would order them. Coffee is indifferent. The cakes are expensive but very well made. The place is not relaxing because of the intrusive piped music and echoing accoustics.Saw one lady ask to have it turned down but still irritating.A lot of disabilities are affected by this. A potentially stunning view of the river is blocked by tall tables and high stools which most of the elderly clientele can't use. Frustrating - this could be a great venue.Not a place for a quiet chat with a friend or a telaxing cuppa.Service seems to have improved recently.

We enjoyed a relaxed meal prior to a live show. A limited menu but the food was very tasty. Probably need to book.

Visited for a lunch treat . Great place with attentive service. Good atmosphere and busy place . We had beef sandwich with buttered onions -Excellent Lovely Fish dish Soft drinks All very tasty 😋

Have been going for a coffee at least once a week. Ordered our usual of two coffees, one with cream, one black. Noise level has been accelerating as more people came in. Have to speak loudly to be heard. Fair enough but we got our biggest shock when we paid. The price went from £4.70 to £5.10 for the coffees, more than anyone else charges . I looked at the bill when I left and we were charged for a little drop of cream , 40p. I phoned and asked and girl on phone said that was in error but in the background, I heard a voice and she changed what she said and said the owner decided to now charge for cream, not milk...cream. To an OAP that is a big increase. We go to many other cafes who charge less for a small coffee and the cream is always free. We will not be returning to such a greedy place to up the cost of coffee by such a huge rise, where everyone else charges nothing

Great views, excellent service. Not very large. But definitely worth finding and will return. Part of the cinema and Arts venue

I had squid again as you cook it so well and you make my 'fussy individual' salad to perfection every time (though always with different ingredients). Then I has an Indian chicken salad very tasty. All washed down with delicious classy white wine. Sadly you may both retire some day and you will be a very hard act to follow!!

Freshly made scones, huge delicious coffee, light meals, lunch. We came here again, today and ordered coffee. Next thing I know, the waitress cones over to our table and shows me my Swarovski filled pen and said, "You left this behind last week when you were here" . She held onto it all this time and presented back to me. How many would keep such an item instead !! Not only is the atmosphere welcoming, but the people who work here are friendly , HONEST and kind. The good is to die for. Worth visiting anytime you're in Berwick upon Tweed. Plenty of parking off the main road through the town.

Loved this restaurant- great views from the window, friendly staff and delicious food. Soufflé of the day was worth the extra wait, recommend the fish cakes as well! It is in the same building as the cinema so great way to spend a rainy afternoon.

Catching up with an old friend for the first time in many years, we opted to meet at the half way point between Newcastle and Edinburgh, in Berwick and I was left to choose where to dine. The Maltings came as a recommendation and despite driving round the town several times to find it (tucked away behind the main street), this was a great choice. The Maltings is the local theatre and cinema (great programme of upcoming events) but also has an inhouse Restaurant and Bar - the Maltings Kitchen. We were visiting on a Saturday lunchtime – I had been previously advised that I couldn’t reserve a table but there were a few tables available when we arrived. There was an extensive choice of foods – from soup of the day to pasta, quiche, salads and sandwiches not to mention the Specials of the Day. It is waitress service and we did not have to wait too long for either service or food. We both opted for the quiche with salad – delicious and had coffees which were well made. The restaurant is licenced so you can also have a wee alcoholic beverage to accompany your meal! Prices were reasonable and it is a definitely a place to which we will return – only down side was the limited parking outside which was disc controlled – for anyone living outside of Northumberland, this can be a pain if you haven’t already got a disc but you can purchase them for £1 from various dispensing machines.

The Maltings in Berwick-upon-Tweed has established a well-deserved reputation as a centre of art and entertainment excellence in north Northumberland. Now it can lay claim to a growing reputation as one of the region’s best restaurants – The Maltings Kitchen.

Yet another excellent meal at the Maltings. Portion sizes are generous, the food is beautifully presented and tastes amazing.

We review this place about 5% of the times we go. But every time I am surprised that the food, though described well, always far surpasses it's title. Mouth watering complimented by exellent wine at average prices. Thanks to D and L.

Our first visit here. Called in for lunch when taking a guest to the railway station. Brilliant lunch- we all had fish in different dishes. All very tasty.Service friendly and efficient. Most enjoyable and we will certainly be back.

We stopped in for breakfast and had a bacon sandwich in panini - mmmmm. Light, tasty, and bacon cooked to...

I cannot praise David Foxton and his Maltings restaurant too highly. He is an excellent chef who really cares that his food should be enjoyed. He runs an efficient and friendly business and not many people know just how much of a wine expert he is. This is a fabulous resource for the town, made even more agreeable for its versatility

Visited the Maltings Kitchen on a recent trip to Berwick. Plenty to choose from on the menu and my friends...

We went for lunch. the room is an interesting one with a high ceiling and paintings and posters all over the walls. There is a standard menu and specials listed on a board. My wife had the soup of the day and I had a crab tartlet and salad from the specials. Staff were friendly and service quick. Both our meals were very tasty and well presented.

El servicio es muy amable. Entre nosotros teníamos pasteles de pescado, hamburguesas, sandwich mini carne y pescado y patatas fritas. Todo muy sabroso. Las vistas desde las ventanas también fueron geniales.

Esta es la tercera vez que he ido a este restaurante, y es consistentemente bueno, ensaladas para acompañar platos increíbles. También hay una impresionante vista sobre los tejados del río abajo.

Had lunch for 3 and the service was so friendly. We all had the fishcakes with salad and they were very good. Wheelchair accessibly is good though it definitely required two people to access the disabled loo which are located in the theatre two floors down via a lift - the heavy doors are really awkward.However, would definitely recommend the Maltings for a meal with a difference.

We decided to stop for lunch when walking around Berwick's walls having seen the recommendations on Trip advisor and we were not disappointed. We were greeted warmly and chose a table with a rooftop view over to The Tweed. I had the crayfish salad and my husband chose a chiabata . Both were delicious and substantial.A very pleasant experience.

A great little restaurant just off main street.A good basic menu reasonably priced and served by friendly staff Had lunch there and just had to return for delicious range of cakes.

A down to earth eatery with a good selection of home cooked meals and cakes. With a good staff who are alway willing to be of service

great very flavoursome soup, served nice and hot. Fresh crab sandwich was very tasty and chocolate mars bar cake was divine. Good value and service. Suggest you book a table at lunchtime as very busy indeed.Tricky parking.

I have been for two meals and a few coffees, and its a super place. The service is always great, smiley and helpful. Being a coeliac, the gluten free choice is not explicit on the menu and there is not much in the choice of cakes, but staff and chef are truly helpful to oblige and get the plate glutenfree where possible. Although this is kind, I do feel I am making a fuss as its a busy place, so it does stop me from popping in.

Very good lunch in nice surroundings with great view across Berwick towards the bridge / river. Service was excellent. Have eaten at The Maltings before (usually once a year) and have not reviewed in past ......... the lunch this time was (again) very tasty and well presented. Well worth a visit.

First time in the Malting, what a lovely reception you receive when entering the Kitchens, perfect views over the Tweed, food is sumptuous, service, excellent, soooo much choice for sweet, I strongly recommend a visit, guaranteed to satisfy

Having visited several times the staff are delightful if a little haphazard and sometimes forgetting the coffee. The fishcakes are delicious but otherwise distinctly average:-(

We called in here on a cold wet Saturday and it was a great place for a coffee and cake. The lunches looked good, wide choice of cakes and scones and overall a warm welcome.

We are on holiday in Berwick. We walked in to Malting's as friend had recommended it. We had delicious sandwich. My husband had belly pork and said it wass perfect. I had steak sandwich, which didn't have the onion rings I expected but was itself lovely.... Idpf we come back to Berwick we will visit again.

È da anni che cerchiamo di andare a Berwick per delle piccole vacanze e non manchiamo mai di pranzare almeno una volta alla caffetteria del teatro Maltins. Buon servizio e buon cibo, il menù non è grandissimo, ma tutto di buona qualità.

A well designed restaurant with lots of Windows to let in the light. Very popular at lunch time but when we saw the queue we came back at 2pm and immediately got a table. Smiling staff, good choice of food. We both had crab tartlet with mixed salad. Very fresh and tasty. Well worth returning to. Parking just outside and a nice walk round the ramparts made for a very enjoyable day.

I have eaten here on numerous occasions at lunchtime. You can rely on the general overall good quality. I usually have vegetarian quiche which comes with salads which are good. Coffee is excellent. The staff work hard and are very pleasant and helpful. Prices are fair for the location. The restaurant is part of the Maltings Arts Centre, right in the heart of town.

We decided to go to the Maltings for a quick lunch. Although we didn't have a reservation the owner was very accommodating and got us a table despite the restaurant being busy. The staff were similarly friendly and helpful. We were served quite quickly and the food was very good. I very much enjoyed the scotch egg with potatoes and salad. I would happily recommend this restaurant.

The best place in Berwick to meet and eat food is always great BLT and Chips are a must staff lovely and helpful not rushed to leave table booking is best at lunch time.

My wife went here today with her mum and our two children and was made to feel unwelcome. The manager wanted to send them away rather than see how they could be accommodated. When a table of 3 became vacant my wife went to sit there to then be told the table had been reserved for a couple that just arrived. Back to customer service school I think...

Ate lunch here and we were very impressed. Sandwiches were excellent and cakes were scrumptious. We did not have a cooked meal but saw the plates of people who did and everything looked super.

We have not been here for a few weeks but called in as we were going downstairs later.We were greeted with smiles and friendly chatter as usual and seated at our usual table overlooking the rest of the restaurant. I chose a lovely terrine with bacon and lots of beautiful tasty stuff served with a salad made to my particular taste (it was a starter for me and my wife had it as a main) absolutely delicious. She had a cheese soufflé which I often have and I had the extra pleasure of it’s smell. It was tall and very tasty. I then had lovely chicken coated in cocoanut with nice potatoes and creamy spinach. These were all washed down by a lovely bottle of white wine. All for fifty odd pounds!

David Foxton has run many wine bars, restaurants and private kitchens. He is an extremely hard-working, able and gifted chef, quite apart from being a seriously genuine man. I love going to the Maltings Kitchen because, while the menu is the menu, if you want something different, he will always try to fulfil the request. And the joy of this place is that you can go in at any time during the day and get a light meal.

I have started to come to The Maltings Kitchen for lunch on Mondays and catch up with friends. The food is always consistently good, sevice is great and the views are fantastic.

On a day of rain and sleet in Berwick we thankfully found The Maltings Kitchen.Morning coffee and fresh scones, lunch of home made soup and mixed breads and tea with apple crumble cake.Couldn't have been nicer, excellent service and a view across the Berwick rooftops and onto the river.Fabulous, thank you.

Regular visiter to the Maltings for coffee or lunch, you will never be disappointed with David's food. The restaurant is bright with great views over the old part of the town, the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable, a place which has a large local clientele. David also comes up with some great flavours of Ice cream, and his crayfish salad is outstanding.

I love The Maltings - super friendly staff, lovely food and the best Affogato ANYWHERE . I visit regularly with my Mum - food is lovely - great chips and excellent wine list.

Went for a late meal on a spur of the moment. Made welcome , food really good and served very promptly even though there were five of us with quite different tastes both for food and for number of courses

We were very pleased with the food. It was well cooked and imaginative, and reasonably priced. The restaurant has pleasant decor and a panoramic view of town and river. Service was excellent.

Visited the Maltings Kitchen for the atmosphere and views over the River Tweed . Always a busy bustling Restaurant with tourists and locals using a excellent local facility for dining during day or in the evening . Part of the Maltings Theatre complex and very nice laid out dining area for light lunch or evening dining to take in a show.Well known chef who uses locally sourced food and bakery treats and variety of food of good quality. Staff all friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Car parking available close to the Maltings and very close to the main street for a visit ot Berwick thoroughly recommended Always a lovely place to visit for snacks and meals

Lovely meal before seeing a show. Meal was lovely staff was so friendly and very helpful great choice of food as well.We booked which was the best thing to do when they is a show on makes a great night out a lovely meal then a show all in the same place.

There is a good atmosphere and sense of space here, creating somewhere you want to sit and spend time. Sometimes cafes attached to arts venues fall short on the food, but this is an exception to that rule. The food is always good, and the menu caters for a range of tastes. Just writing this review is making me hungry and anticipating my next lunch. As you would expect of any quality café, getting in early for a lunch table is advised, as they do get busy. However, the staff are helpful and efficient, so waiting has never been an issue.

The great thing about the Maltings Restaurant is the car park! Free parking (with a parking disc) right outside the door! In Berwick, this is virtually unique... And the food is good too. Service is quick, and drinks reasonably priced. Great views over the rooftops of Berwick to the Estuary and Tweedmouth as you eat. When the Flying Scotsman came North a few weeks ago, they made a special event of it going over the Union Bridge into Berwick. How cool is that? Two things - you need to check opening times - can be erratic - and look for the Specials on the blackboard as you come in as you can't see them when seated

The Maltings Kichen is quite a cosy affair, very busy with 'ladies who Lunch' and popular with locals and tourists alike. You know you're onto a good thing if it's busy with the locals.Some of the food was superb, the quiche and salad were very light and bursting with flavour, the chips were very moreish, they do a very good Cheese and Mustard scone too, all good choices.On this occasion I chose the Cullen Skink, and what a mistake that was.Cullen Skink, when done right is a wholesome affair, creamy with large chunks of potato and smoked haddock.What I received was a very poor imitation.The consistency was a watered down affair, similar to a consomme. The large chunks of potato and flakes smoked haddock was replaced with small chopped potato, what I assume was Celery, and as for the haddock, the combined minuscule pieces would have covered a 50p piece, and his was all covered with pieces of chopped chive.To be fair, it did come with bread, so thankfully there was something to mop up the liquid, otherwise you could have consumed this through a straw.If even Baxters can do a passible Cullen Skink, and I don't believe it's a soup that should come in a can, always home made or from a restaurant in capable hands, this really was a shocker.I want it to be clear, that this doesn't reflect on the overall quality of food from the Maltings, it really does some fantastic dishes, I believe on this occasion, I just found the chefs Achilles heal, which is why I have to mark it down 1 from Very good to Average.

Love eating here with my sister...food is always lovely and staff are great as well...and tge raspberry and white chocolate tart is amazing!!

Lovely place and the food was nice when i got it, other,s was served befor me so i had to say something to the staff to get served was not impressed .

I brought my daughter here as it is my favourite eaterie in Berwick. I like to sit overlooking the roof tops and as it was very busy, had to come back later, but it is always worth it.We had olives and bread as a starter to share- the portion is generous- and wine with it.I enjoyed quiche with three salads from the specials board and my daughter, the fish cakes.The food was great as usual and the service attentive.I can highly recommend this place.

Brilliant eating stop with vast range. Freshly prepared and they are VERY aware of theatre performance times. Fast friendly service.

Brought a visiting friend from Glasgow, who loved the view and location. We had cheese soufflé, ( the best in town), and coconut breaded chicken which was lovely

Called in with friends for a quick coffee, still there an hour later after a couple of lovely lattes and a scone each. All very nice and lovely views from the front Windows.

Took my wife there before a show, again. You may have to book in advance as they are often very busy. We both always have a great meal here. The soufflé in mouth wateringly lovely! Any fish dishes are great and if you are fussy like I am just ask for exactly what you want extra or missed out and they will kindly oblige The new staff are very quick and attentive and always smile! Whilst David and Leslie are always good hosts.

Nice place, food nice. Scones are very good and interesting flavours xxxxInteresting venue in the Maltings Theatre and Arts Centre xxxxxx

Lovely cafe within the cinema complex. Good atmosphere and elrfext for a snack. I had the Cullen skink, a delicious fish/potato soup. Will definitely go back when we are next in Berwick. Good atmosphere, friendly service.

Tucked in off the main street and part of the local cinema this was a pleasant surprise for us. Came here for morning coffee. Clearly a VERY popular place for locals and they should know best. There is a small carpark adjoining - where we were lucky - but I can imagine parking is often impossible.The coffee was pretty good - probably the best we had had in the Borders during our 4 day stay (though that's not saying much!). The scones were delicious and the menu for lunch looked really quite appealing. If the scones were anything to go by then lunch would have been terrific. Staff: really pleasant and friendly. Highly recommended. Possibly best coffee place in Berwick according to locals.

very good and our gluten free friends well catered for.We were a large group and service and food was excellent Wine also very good, so nothing to fault

Ate here at lunchtime and was very impressed with the quality of food on offer. There is a specials board as well as a printed menu.Seating is well spaced and the dining area is attractive with various paintings etc on show around the walls. There is a pleasant atmosphere, staff are attentive but not obtrusive; my order was taken quickly and my food arrived quite soon afterwards. It was delicious , as was my treat of a pear and almond tart, also from the specials board. Prices are reasonable too. This is a great place for lunch. There is also free parking , although this can be tight on a busy day.

We went to the restaurant just after it opened in the evening and so it was quite quiet. We sat close to the windows and enjoyed the view. Food was good, reasonably priced and the portion was decent. I particularly liked the selection of cakes in the counter.

Ate here on busy bank holiday weekend Saturday . Very busy restaurant with customers at all tables. Staff attentive and quickly found us a table. Service very good with drinks and order. We both had rump steak sandwich on ciabatta ,onion ,butter mayonnaise, chips and salad . Good atmosphere and views from the windows of restaurant over town and river .Thoroughly enjoyable lunch frequented by locals and visitors who visit for food made by excellent local chef.

We had lunch here which was really tasty and lovely and hot. Staff very friendly and we didnt have to wait too long for our lunch.We have often had coffee & scones here also, very tasty and their latte is lovely. Good choice of lunch time meals.

Great food really enjoyed whole night. Get in early. Not a huge menu but lovely food and service. Lovely theatre and great show.

First visit and booked for a pre-theatre dinner menu for four. David and is staff were very attentive throughout. The waitress had an excellent knowledge of the menu and all food was freshly prepared. The restaurant was busy and the atmosphere was good the 'hub-hub of conversation and laughter from other diners. It was a sunny warm evening with the added bonus of seeing the 'Flying Scotsman' transit the on it way to Edinburgh. Try something from the special menu you won't be disappointed.