Unassuming cafe in a beautiful little village. You know it's going to be good as it's always busy!…read moreWe were lucky enough to be sat outside quickly. Lots of space around our table so we felt safe. We got soups, sandwiches and pâté. The standouts were the Cullen skink and the mackerel pâté. Amazing and fresh! It's dog friendly outside too :-)

A place where paradise meets, and the food just makes your day, with tastes of heaven and very good…read moreprices, a good menu and food you will always comeback for

Afternoon tea at the Running Fox is an absolute delight. If you can't finish it they will give you…read morea takeaway box. Chances are you won't finish there's so much of it. Lovely treat and they do gift vouchers.

This is an artisan bakery, coffee shop and newsagent. I went for lunch on 2 November, it is worth…read moreringing to book a table as it gets very busy. The prices are very reasonable, I do hope they stay that way. The bread and cakes for sale in the shop and to eat in are amazing!!! They do a breakfast selection before 11am which looks super. I had pumpkin soup with bread, I got seven different slices of their home baked bread with a very tasty soup wonderful. They do sandwiches, melts, pies, quiche, stews and specials of the day! Well worth a visit and a return visit!

Great food. Awesome and friendly staff. The restoration of the grounds is beautiful. Visiting…read morefrom the states and this may be our favorite place so far. Make sure you experience the food and the beautiful gardens!

Great place. Came to the Cafe after pumpkin picking and the food was great! Staff put in a lot of…read morework and this place is so cozy. Would recommend

Drive to the location is up a narrow road, plenty of well laid out surfaced parking. Building is…read morenew and at the front is a nice farmers market highlighting local produce, products and butcher meat. As mentioned before ambience and view are brilliant, lovely. Staff were friendly and polit without being over besring service was very att Despite being on the menu, the pulled pork was not available. We had the stovies, soup, and a toastie, see photos, all of which were delicious and a good warm up for the fantastic desserts. not sure the pictures do the taste justice.

The halfway cafe of our journeys down south, always a warm welcome and comfy seat, it has a varied…read moreselection of dishes, from sandwiches to main meals, a great wee place.

We were driving back to York after a long trip in Scotland. Found this "coffee shop" and decided to…read moreget a cup of coffee and finish our sandwich in the parking lot. Then we realized it's actually a nice home food restaurant! Nice ppl and great food! Also a really good price! 5 stars! Scotland is a land full of surprise!

We passed through Currie when looking for lunch and stopped at The Corner Cafe. Great choice: great…read moretasting panini's, toasties, scones and other lunch dishes and that with a very friendly service. An excellent lunch place.

Excellent place to go in the morning for breakfast pastries and coffee. Loved going there while…read morestaying nearby. Let me know when you open a second location in Illinois! :)

I had to try this super hyped coffee spot while I was in Edinburgh. We stopped by the new location…read morefirst to take some pictures, but ended up getting our coffee and pastries from the original location further down the street. We ordered an iced latte, a black coffee, an espresso walnut brownie, and the chai glazed cardamom bun. The staff was nice and gave us a few recommendations, which were super helpful since it was our first time there. The café itself is pretty small, with limited indoor seating and a few tables outside. There was an organized queue to get in and order, but it moved pretty quickly, so the wait wasn't bad at all. Everything was good, but I can't say it was the best coffee or pastries I've ever had. Maybe my expectations were just too high because of all the hype, but I was definitely expecting a little more.

We LOVED Cloudhouse! We were looking for an afternoon tea stop at any café on the road from…read moreEdinburgh to Selkirk, and had already pulled off into a few towns off the A7, with no luck. About 3 miles north of Stow, we saw a sign advertising this café, so drove straight there. They met us at the door (a family of four), at 3 pm on a Friday afternoon and (bless them) were OPEN and still serving lunch! We had great coffee, toasties, toasted paninis and a roast beef sandwich with horseradish to die for. The cakes were irresistible. The service was prompt and very friendly. Make a beeline for this place if you are ever passing through Stow!