There are few better places to go if you're stopping for tea or lunch amidst the old rustic stone streets of St Andrews. Admittedly, this place can become quite crowded on weekends. You might have to wait for a little, but the waiting is worthwhile, as the food here is hearty and sumptuous. Soft and faintly chewy white bread often accompanies meals, such as the thick and delicious cream of mushroom soup. Enjoy the effortlessly cosy atmosphere, and make sure to return here for more delicious food. There is a soft elegance to this place that is eternally appealing.
Loved eating here. Never noticed this cafe before as it's tucked away between the Council building and the Bothy. Our light lunch was excellent, we couldn't fault any of the food brought to the table. The lattes tasted nice and were hot, too. The servers were brilliant, tables were cleaned immediately after the customers left, and they were polite, prompt, and well presented. In fact, a special mention must go to the server with the blue dye in your hair (sorry didn't catch your name, but you were working on the Bank Holiday May 1st) for going that extra mile to make our visit enjoyable. You offered to toast my wife's sandwich, which, although it wasn't on the menu, wasn't a bother. It's small things like that, which makes a huge difference. There are tables available inside and out, and the customer toilets were clean and tidy. Just watch when moving the chairs as they are of good quality and quite heavy.
Lovely little place tucked away. Very accommodation of 6 people and 3 dogs at rush hour lunchtime! Very friendly service, food was delicious and reasonably priced. Would definitely return if I’m back in St Andrews.
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