Top Restaurants in Biggar
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Best Cafe food near Biggar, Scotland, United Kingdom
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Biggar including The Coffee Spot, BIG Red Barn, Carmichael Bistro & Tearoom, The Olive Tree, Courtyard Cafe at the Kirkstyle, Tinto Hill Tearoom, The Townhead Cafe, Laurel Bank
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8. Laurel Bank
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
A small tea room in a lovely village. A very relaxed atmosphere we also have an outside seating area.
Reviewed By toptotty1963
Found this little gem by chance and will definitely go back. Friendly, welcoming staff and delicious home cooked food - soups, sandwiches, baking etc etc. Nothing too much trouble for the staff.
7. The Townhead Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Traditional fish and chip shop restaurant with in house seating and table service. Take away is also available.
Reviewed By mrstiggywinkle1974
Visited in January of this year and found the restaurant to be comfortable and clean. The service was very friendly and welcoming from a young Stirling university student who I would commend to everyone with whom she comes in contact. The food was very good and the atmosphere tranquil.
6. Tinto Hill Tearoom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By tomgibbs1
Stopped here for some lunch on a Friday with our two children. The place is located in a country setting and nicely decorated. We managed to get a table and soon got tucked into good soup and sandwiches followed by cakes with tea / cappucino. Great staff. Took my son around the side to see the hens and animals in the field next door. Great fun. Will be back again to try walk up the Tinto Hill.
5. Courtyard Cafe at the Kirkstyle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
The Courtyard Café is a relaxing coffee shop set within The Kirkstyle Hotel. Serving great food, fantastic coffee and Biggar's finest Freakshakes.
Reviewed By GreenShield
Stopped in for a breakfast and we ordered 1 Full Scottish Breakfast and 1 Vegetarian Breakfast and 2 coffees. The waitress returned to say there was no veggie haggis for the Vegetarian Breakfast that morning but they would swap in a veggie sausage instead which seemed fair enough. She then returned to say they had no veggie sausage and apologised. We ended up with a Full Scottish Breakfast and a Full Scottish Breakfast without the haggis, Black pudding, sausage and bacon.Service was slow enough to allow us to finish our coffee and order another when our food arrived. The food was good; haggis a wee bit moist, Black pudding excellent, tatie scone very nice, but the lack of items on the veggie breakfast was very disappointing - you canât remove meat items from a dish and claim it to be a vegetarian dish. The tomato was barely cooked and quite awful.The courtyard was very nice and caught the morning sun very well giving us a lovely al-fresco breakfast. Service was very good, staff were very pleasant and if it had been later and weâd popped in for coffee and cake this probably would have been a better review.
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4. The Olive Tree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By bumblesmunchies
Make several visits to this little deli throughout the year. Aside from the army of cheeses, oatcakes, olives, chutneys, spirits, chocolates and all other kind of treats for sale - if youâre simply looking for good coffee, tasty cakes or a light lunch; the Olive Tree Deli is the place to go! Lunch options include wraps, baguettes, soups, salads, pastries, quiche and scones - all at very reasonable prices. Traybake cabinet is usually filled with wonders such as lemon drizzle cake, coffee & walnut cake, millionaire shortbread, rocky road, brownies, flapjacks, German biscuits etc etc... There is also a wide variety of drinks on offer such as smoothies, coffees, hot chocolates, teas & juices.Take away is also available!
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3. Carmichael Bistro & Tearoom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
We are proud to serve the very best of meats from right here on the Carmichael Estate. All the Venison, Beef & Lamb is born and raised within the estate and is cared for to the highest welfare standards. A full range of scones, cakes, breakfasts and full
Reviewed By Cymro47
Very friendly Bistro owner, super breakfast and a very pleasant location. Met the son of the Laird who was most welcoming and shared with us the Carmichael clanâs âfamily historyâ. He even opened up the Farm Food Shop for us. A great location for an over-night stop, and good walks from the car park.Thank you very much for your kind review it was a pleasure
2. BIG Red Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By Gemma C
Stopped for a quick lunch en route to Edinburgh - A702 is a very slow road, be warned. No sandwiches suitable for children. A little fairy cake for £3.30!!! Questioned this with the young girl serving - told it was gluten free so more expensive?!?! No customer service skills whatsoever. Very limited choice otherwise. Wonât be back.
1. The Coffee Spot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
We donât do WiFi we do chit chat A small friendly sit-in or take away cafe With all homemade cakes made on the premises Fresh soups daily
Reviewed By JaneR123
Not been here for ages but called on Sunday late morning when they were VERY busy (that tells you people like it!). Had two delicious bacon and egg rolls, £5, cooked fresh for us, excellent quality and polite, friendly staff. We will be back...love the 'chit chat' by the way.
