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Great breakfast! Highly recommended

Reopens next year after renavation

Got vouchers as a gift and then was saddened to hear they were closing, love,y ride across to find it very welcoming inside, the menu was varied We had the lamb and shepherds pie, small portions but beautifully served hot and very tasty. The desserts were tasty and presented with a tasty dressing The Venue is excellent, the food was beautiful and the staff were an absolute credit to the owner, sad it is closing

Great find, very quirky little rustic cafe by a marina, inside and outside seating, basic food at good prices, the staff owners were very friendly 👌

best fish and chips ever It was so good when I was younger i would get £1 and go get a tray of chips as they were so good when my mum Said I couldn’t 😋😋

Really lovely cooked Breakfast just what you need on a Sunday morning. I’d advise booking ahead of time so you aren’t disappointed.

Went in twice today in quick succession as they were so nice for the kids meal we wanted some!! Cooked fresh both times by friendly staff.

Simply put the best fish & chips I’ve had in my almost 60 years. Perhaps it’s down to the unique coal fired fryers of the dripping it’s cooked in but 10/10 .

Absolutely amazing baguette 🥖 100% recommendation

We’ve just had a fantastic dinner, bed and breakfast stay at the Buck Inn to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We live locally and have had many lovely meals there, but this was the first time we had stayed overnight. Our room was lovely - spotlessly clean, comfortable and beautifully appointed. Vicki is such a welcoming host it was a really special stay. Thanks to Vicki and the team and we’ll be back soon.

Arrived in the area on Thursday. Stopped for a coffee on Friday morning. super cafe staff lovely . We would like to mention the lady who served us sadly We don’t know her name she was so nice gave us lots of tips of places to visit in the area we have followed her advice and had a great holiday. Many thanks

With my partner we have travelled up to the fabulous Borders once or twice a week for in excess of a decade. We have always found the Cornhill Village Shop to be a great model for how these businesses can not just survive, but thrive to the benefit of the whole community. Without the Cornhill Village Shop local people would be faced with a 13-mile drive into Berwick or Kelso, often there is not even a bus-service and it is a long walk! They are a Grocery Shop, Delicatessen, Freezer Centre, cafe with outdoor seating, Off Licence, Gift shop, Card shop, Newsagent, National lottery & Health lottery agent, they have a full- time Post Office, they are a parcel collection & distribution point for Amazon etc., they stock bread, butter, bacon, cheese, milk & other everyday meals & ingredients. They sell a variety of fresh sandwiches, a good selection of pies from Foreman's of Norham, and they bake their own pies in increasingly large numbers every day single day. As soon as the Cornhill Gin Distillery opened they were supporting the business wholeheartedly, not just by drinking the gin, but by stocking it prominently on the counter as soon as they could. The truck-drivers who regularly frequent the Cornhill Village Shop are very pleasant, good-humoured local people, who are the life-blood of the Borders, often working long anti-social hours to supply the needs of the Borders community & earn a living. Julie and Linda employ lovely, thoughtful and friendly local staff & are a critically important local trainer and employer. And in spite of being a very busy shop, they take the time to exchange pleasantries, make customers welcome, and provide a vital communications hub for the elderly and disabled. If this is not enough I have seen how selflessly Julie and Linda give of their time, and seriously integrate with the local community. They are an enthusiastic part of Borders Links, Linda regularly organises Macmillan coffee mornings at the Village Hall, they delivered whatever was required by those who had to isolate during COVID and they Frequent local establishments in the evening such as the Collingwood Arms. Great people, doing a great job for the community. Well done to Linda, Julie and all of their staff.

Attended the Tuscan cookery class last night after receiving vouchers for Christmas. What a delight this experience was. Superb host with a friendly, efficient team supporting. Relaxed atmosphere, easy to follow instructions. We created some really tasty dishes, made with the finest ingredients. At the end of the night we ate our dishes and even took a doggy-bag home! Do this, you won’t regret it. Thanks Simon and Team Papadeli

Large family meal for an 80th birthday, really well catered for. Lovely food. Friendly staff. Decent wine selection. Great value. Also a lovely outside area for the kids.

Fantastic home made food. Great value and huge portion sizes. The service was fantastic, couldn’t do enough for you. Will definitely be going back again and recommending friends and family to visit.