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Friendly staff, speedy service, tasty food and a lovely garden for dogs.

Amazing coffee! Perfect temperature and taste, served quickly - sat on the bench outside for hours, wanted more after the first cup. Looking forward to the next season :)

Visited today for the first which is a suprise as we don’t live far away but have just never thought of going, big mistake!!! Great experience firstly a very welcoming couple greeted us and we were shown to our seats it quickly became apparent nothing was a problem here , very willing to please you with anything required . The food was great we had the satay starter and my friend a soup , delicious and cooked fresh ! I had fish & chips for main and my friend the veggie curry . They offered to alter meal for my friend as she was on a diet and done the same with her cheese board adding extra fruit instead of crackers super accommodating !!!! We then had coffee which again I like weak my friend liked strong we were given a cafeteria each to our taste !!! My friend and I stayed the full afternoon and we were made welcome not told to go at any point and we had a terrific catch up !! Over all 10/10 customer service hard to find these days !!! I’ll be back shortly !!!! Thank you the last Shift !

A fantastic brunch today. I had been given an itison voucher for my birthday for 2 brunch dishes and either 2 hot drinks or non alcoholic wine. We opted for an Americano and a tea, fantastic big cups, and an apple juice for my son. Ordered the Gourie Goucho and the travelling Scotsman for eating and my son insisted on Mac cheese which the kitchen were very accommodating with, even at 10am! All food was delicious and you can tell the quality in the ingredients as well as the banter. A fantastic place, where you you wait for quality fresh food. Brilliant, quirky spot.

Mouldy toast with full English, put us off eating the rest of it to be honest

One of the best if not the best place in the city to enjoy a spot of lunch in a very relaxed atmosphere with excellent service from the staff.

What can I say the first time I have been here and what a great chip shop the staff were all very friendly and the food was really lovely. I recommend this place to anyone and I will be coming back again. Thank you

We went here for an impromptu lunch today. We both had fish and chips. I'm not a chip fan so asked for a jacket potato with butter and this was not a problem. The battered fish was the best we've tasted in recent times. Beautiful and sparkling fresh with gorgeous big flakes. The owner told us it had only been delivered at 12 noon and it showed. The jacket potato was delicious and so were the chips The tartare sauce was great and so were the mushy peas. Completely flawless. For 2 generous portions and 2 diet cokes it cost £26 and it was worth every penny. We'll be back

So gutted to hear this lovely place has closed down. How sad. They were so popular too! The best scotch eggs around & apple strudel as well as the baklava! Where shall we go now?! Thanks for all the happy memories there and the great service too!

We visited Broadoaks for afternoon tea on Mon 3 March. It was spectacular! Normally there is not enough savoury and too much sweet but this couldn't have been better. Lovely sandwiches, brioche rolls, sausage rolls, mini quiches made up an amazing platter; we have never seen anything quite like this. The scone was the perfect combination of crispy on the outside, soft in the middle and didn't crumble when the jam and clotted cream were added. The desserts were all home made. The chocolate ganache cake was to die for! The chef even prepared two Portuguese tarts as a special extra. My wife had a vegetarian platter which was equally perfect. Patrick who managed the afternoon tea service was friendly, entertaining, super helpful and incredibly smartly dressed! It was worth going to the hotel if only to meet him! Chelsea at reception was a lovely, friendly and bubbly person. Overall this was the most extravagant afternoon tea we have ever had; it was the height of decadence and a wonderful experience!

Consistently excellent ale and food. A great welcome by staff. A nice fire in winter. Very much a locals pub, but also welcomed if you are from afar. No turning heads or screeching records coming to a halt as you walk in. Always a pleasure to come here. Thank you

We stopped at the Hilton Heathrow the night before our flight, but didn't want to pay their prices for breakfast. This cafe is 7 minute walk away, and was less than half the price of the hotel. The food was plentiful and hot, including a steaming mug of coffee too! Well worth the short walk if you have time!

I popped into one Thirty this Morning for a G.F. Breakfast. Unfortunately no G.F. Sausages. But I recieved plenty of Bacon to compensate. Lovely young Lady served me, very accommodating. Next Time I'll go for the "Big Breakfast" as G.F. bread are Tiny Slices. I checked out the "Breakfast box" in the Reviews it Looked BAZZIN. Overall a Very Pleasant experience ☺ The Young lady even worked out my Bill so it came back Cheaper. Bargain.

Popped in here for food one Friday lunchtime, Don’t serve food. Shame. Nice atmosphere and lots of people in!

Have passed this place quite often when visiting Dumfries. I had never popped in as the shopfront is a little uninspiring. However, I was wrong as I finally went in today and the food and service was first class. Prices were good too. No more passing by when next in the town. Straight to Molly Mae's Tea Room.