The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Dunfermline Central Fife Central Scotland

Won't serve food whilst visiting during opening hours. Very disappointed as made the journey specifically. Won't let you go through the main door as they want to close early. Poor service.

Lovely atmosphere, cracking attentive staff, the soup was wow! Lovely lunch with my mum over from the States for a vistit, it was perfect thank you for your hospitality.

Menu is varied however it is expensive for what it is. I had a smoothie and a croissant which were average. This came to £7 but any sort of main meal is £10+. The cafe is busy and is hard to get a seat if you go at peak times. There are better alternatives for lunch in the town.

Cafe Giacomo is centrally located and is a nice cozy spot to get away. The scones are nice as is the staff.

Prices have went up & the produce got worse .. mince & onion bridie was a favourite went down hill filled with watery tripe , choc crispie made with 6 boxs of cornflakes too one dairy milk bar for chocolate

my friend and myself were going to pop into bb muffins for a muffin and a drink, while looking at the muffins we noticed one muffin was absolutely coved in fruit flies. the muffin in question had fresh fruit and cream in it and my friend and i were quite frankly disgusted. we let the young lad who was working there know about the fly problem and he said “there’s always flies in there” and then laughed. my friend and i walked away to find somewhere else to have food, we walked past about 15-20 minutes later and the muffins were still there and been served to customers. we are extremely disappointed as this is one of our favourite places to get a sweet treat and a drink.

I went to Gregg's during my endeavour for the famous "Gregg's Sausage roll", I had just purchased this magnificent piece of the British Cuisine. When I experienced my first bite of this luscious, mouth-watering pastry I just knew that it was special. I consumed it so fast that I was certain I was in a dream, I would then proceed to purchase another one of these fine pastries. I genuinely couldn't believe this delectable food item was sold at all around the country, and for such an outstanding price as well.

Expensive for 2 thin pieces of shortbread was £6.20 and 2 coffees £7 and long wait to be served when there was only a few people in front of me.

We visited for coffee and cake recently - both good though you have to like strong coffee. Staff friendly and helpful and the place was very busy. Only reason this isn't given a higher score is because of the toilets - basically, they are quite disgusting and badly in need of being ripped out and replaced. I have been reporting this for a number of years now but obviously, Marks and Spencer take no heed!

Bought a coffee £3.30 and it’s cold! What a price for a coffee which was clearly not hot enough! Waste of money. Have to wait until home to microwave it!

Poor bar staff always on there phone and when it was buys just one on the bar had to wait ages on a drink

Went to the kirkcaldy branch for 2 steak bridies as I've not had one for spit 8 years,it was shocking!! All pastry and tasteless!! No gravy,and lumps of fat in it.was hoping they would show Greg's up but sadly, the steak bake is light years ahead of it,I won't be back,owners should be ashamed