The Naked Sourdough in Scottish Borders

So me and my partner visit Kelso once a year and we usually stop in to see what fresh bread and pastries are on offer. We were in last Saturday and we were disappointed with the pastries and coffee we received. Pastry was dense and coffee was cold. For the price paid and the experience I dont think we'll stop by again.

This place was recommended to us so we were really looking forward to visiting but sadly, it was a major disappointment. We visited at lunchtime and there were hardly any cakes/pastries to choose from. Coffee was awful, barely luke warm and in a tiny cup and the tea wasn't hot either. Unfortunately, not somewhere I would recommend.

Bought a few cakes in here all of them went down a treat and all like them. If in the area would recommend a stop to pick us some sweet treats.

£3 Coffee made with UHT milk, disgusting. Served in the smallest cup I've ever seen. Sorry, but it's a no return for me. A croissant will set you back £3.75!

Excellent small coffee shop selling interesting choice of pastries and sourdough toast to accompany coffee/tea. Friendly staff creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Another fabulous meal at the Naked Sourdough in Kelso. Wholesome and well prepared food was served as usual by friendly and attentive staff.

We had a fantastic lunch at this small but wonderful cafe that has very friendly and helpful staff, and which has delicious savoury and sweet foods, including whole quiche pies, soup, toasties, Danish pastries, croissants, cakes, breads and excellent coffee and tea. We had tasty and generous bowls of soup followed by apple and bramble Danish pastry, Harvest cake, coffee and a couple of cruffins to take out. Our dog was well looked after with a dog bowl and treats and made welcome. It was our first visit to the Kelso Naked Sourdough and will be back soon!

First visit to this little gem in Kelso. Popped in on a Tuesday morning for brunch. Sourdough cheese and onion marmalade toastie (freshly made). Almost filled me up. But also had a piece of focaccia filled with artichoke and cream cheese - delicious. Washed down with a mocha. On display we’re various breads, focaccia, croissants and a really nice looking red velvet cake. All reasonably priced. Staff Karen and Kirsty were very pleasant and attentive. Would recommend a visit.