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Reviews on Cafe food in Inverkeithing, Scotland, United Kingdom. Inverkeithing (/ˌɪnvərˈkiːðɪŋ/ listen (help·info)) is a town and a royal burgh, and parish, in Fife, Scotland, located on the Firth of Forth. According to population estimates (2006), the town has a population of 5,265. The port town was given burgh status by King David I of Scotland (1124–53) in the 12th century and is situated about 9 miles (15 km) north from Edinburgh Airport and about 4 miles from the centre of Dunfermline. Modern Inverkeithing is almost continuous with Rosyth and Dalgety Bay. Inverkeithing is a developing town and has many new housing sites including one next to the town's railway station.
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10. The Manna House Bakery & Patisserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By 824PeterH
Holidaying in the area we went for a saunter around south Queensferry and came across this place. Went in for coffee which was excellent and couldn't resist the pastries. All in all a great find run, it seemed, by two guys who couldn't have been more helpful. Well done.
9. Woodlea Stables bakery
Reviewed By craigluscar
This baker has been here a while but I only heard of it the other day .With plenty of parking and the Bread being baked on site ,The shop has a really good range of fruit and vegetables and a Coffee roast on site .The small Limekilns Brewery has a seated area laid out and was setting up when we visited . The group are only open Friday ,Saturday and Sunday 8.30am to 2.30 pm . but as they get better known I can see them opening longer
8. Wynd Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Independant cafe with fantastic coffee and fresh homemade food! Gluten free and vegan friendly. Healthy food made well!
Reviewed By Patricia A
Lovely little cafe, tucked away in the Cross Wynd. Food is so fresh and homemade.Good selection to please everyone, and the staff are friendly and efficient, recommend you visit them soon.
7. Once Upon a Time
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Traditional sweet shop
Reviewed By sarapY5286RD
In the high street there are a lot of place where you can eat something, but Once upon a time is a lovely place where you can eat some cake, ice cream, candy, coffee...I tried a waffle with Strawberry ice cream. Delicious!!! I loved it!Lovely location and nice staff!!
6. McTaggart's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Licensed cafe-bistro.
Reviewed By Martin B
A wet and chilly day, on o'clock lunchtime. McTaggarts was busy, but they found room for two people who wanted a bite in dreary November.Two soups: broccoli and almond and lentil and ham. Oat crackers with one, bacon roll the other. An Americano with milk on the side. Major problem: both soups very tepid, both dreadfully over-salted. Why didn't I complain on the spot? Typical British letting it go; mea culpa. Crackers OK (could hardly not be), bacon roll tasty and well-filled. The coffee? Hot, yes, but very muddy-tasting. There's no excuse for poor coffee nowadays. Staff all pleasant, but w lad who took my payment at the end got into a frightful muddle, offering me three different prices before we finally settled on one that seemed probable.McT's has won awards in the past but it seems to be rather on the slide. Those soups were unforgivable - not just the lack of heat but the terrible over-salting. At a time when there's a great awareness of the dangers of excessive salt in the diet, I do think the consume can be allowed to choose the salinity of their own soup. We can always add salt to soup, but we can't remove it once it is there. And the coffee used to be excellent and reliable - maybe a bit more staff training? Maybe a machine needs cleabibg?Hi Martin BThanks for your post. I can clarify a few issues for you. Firstly, if you ever find the food not to your satisfaction, please say so. We will gladly change it and will not be offended in the least. Sometimes soup is served a little cold, sometimes it is too hot. It happens.Our coffee is the highest quality. It is not cheap but we buy in high quality stuff. If you felt it tasted "muddy", we put two shots in an Americano, many other coffee establishments just give you one and I feel the coffee can be watery. It is a matter of opinion, of course but the quality can not be questioned. All our staff are trained to serve all the different coffees. Human error is a fact of life but I can assure you, no one who serves coffee in the café is incompetent or untrained.As for the soup, again, it's a matter of taste. You can't please everyone. There's rarely a day when the soups don't sell out. You claim standards at the café are "on the slide". If performance is "on the slide" I'd say some kind of pattern would have to be evident rather than a one event which is not to your satisfaction. Just today we introduced a new menu with several innovative items which I don't think is indicative of an establishment which takes its customers for granted. Lastly, the young chap who got muddled on the till. He's a new start, a smashing young lad who we are delighted to have in our team. I hope you can see things from our point of view. Next time should things not be to your satisfaction, please say so and we will make amends. Best wishes, John
5. The Railbridge Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1065 reviews
Reviewed By Pinkhill
Lovely, friendly people with a great welcome. A good place to take the family rather than an intimate diner-a-deux
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4. Cadora Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By RaynesMark
Small traditional menu of fish and chips, haggis, pies, egg and chips etc. I had a small fish and chips which was more than enough for me. They off soft drinks, traditional afters etc. Comfortable and friendly. I was very happy to find this place having got stranded North of the border by storm Ali.
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3. Tapas Ducal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By Ron S
A dozen people attended the evening session for dinner at this establishment. Ordered what was described as a bit of everything. About 15 minute wait, then plates of food arrived for a help yourself to what you want session.!Very well presented Mediterranean style of food where everyone sampled 5-6 different types and flavoured dishes.Followed by a home made sponged layered cake with fresh cream.Coffee followed.Never been to this establishment before. About 10 other diners in 3 groups also present. A very good evening. Thought it a bit pricey but quality was there.Didnât manage to check the toilets. Parking not great as building on a corner of a main crossroads with traffic lights. Expect to walk about 200-300 yds to find a space.Would recommend this for âlargishâ groups only as I have not dined here with 1-3 people.
2. Millbrae Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Cafe serving locally sourced produce on a plate.Friendly and Inviting everything made while you wait. Takeaway available. Gluten free/vegan /non dairy available. Buffet catered for.
Reviewed By John L
I returned to this small welcoming comfortable cafe in the heart of this little historic town on Good Friday.I had the large Scottish cooked breakfast with tea and top up for a more than reasonable £6.99.This included Link and Lorne sausage,fried egg,tomatoes,potato scone,beans,mushrooms,black pudding/haggis, bacon and four buttered toast.The owner was as pleasant and chatty as ever.The menu is always very fresh,remarkably extensive and based on local produce eg the fish and chips are a delight.Bus,train,PO,Library,Museum,free parking,and Historical buildings are nearby.Thank you for your lovely reviewâï¸
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1. Rankin's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
Small cafe serving fresh tasty food and great coffee (and Tea)
Reviewed By walkmanFife
Eight of us in a walking group called in here for lunch after walking from Dunfermline on the new Fife Pilgrim Way. I was expecting nothing more than a standard local "greasy spoon" type Scottish cafe, but I couldn't have been more wrong.The place is quite small, but they'd managed to reserve a big table that we could all sit around together, which was great. The menu was excellent, great choice of smaller brunch type dishes, soups, wraps, sandwiches, everything you could possibly want for a light (or heavier) lunch. I, and a good few of us, opted for the special, which was toasted foccaccia with proscuitto, salad and a few other things in it, plus mini-breadsticks and crisps with home made humous and a bowl of olives on the side. At only £6.99 it was great value and the quantity was so generous that I struggled to finish it, though I did manage...The service was great too - the girl who served us was bright, attentive, friendly, organised and generally on top of things. All great qualities that, sadly, are often missing. Our food came quickly and was politely served and everyone in the group thought the quality was excellent.So, top marks to Rankins, Would thoroughly recommend it.
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