Reviews on Cafe food in Forfar, Scotland, United Kingdom. Forfar /ˈfɔːrfər/ ( listen) (Scots: Farfar, Scottish Gaelic: Baile Fharfair) is the county town of Angus, Scotland and the administrative centre for Angus Council. It has a population of 14,048.
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Went to the angus farmers market, good service good price.Surprised by the quality of the bacon used in the rolls. Could tell it was quality, very tasty
3 based on 55 reviews
I am fprom forfar used cafe for years but now found getting pretty sloppy. Ordered soup. Spoons dirty asked to be replaced with still dirty spoons that we cleaned with napkins. Soup arrived warm only and vegtable soup bland. Waitresses going around like headless chickens with only 3 tables occupied. Will never be back to pathetic effort of a high syreet cafe.
4 based on 26 reviews
Must have missed this great not so wee cafe on my trips to Forfar.Very clean and an excellent service provided by staff who looked as if they enjoyed their job.Coffee and cake twice for around £5.80 can`t be bad,and one of the coffees was in a big mug.Will be back.
4 based on 223 reviews
Good service, but that's where it ended. Cullen skink? Hard to get wrong, but this was tasteless and had to pile on the seasoning. The fish was mushy and on the whole a total disappointment. Picked the tablet cheesecake from the specials board and again bland thank goodness it came with a strawberry jus and ice cream.
4 based on 78 reviews
For 7.50 pounds the menu offered pidgon and the poor unfriendly waitress recommended it. two smll poorly cooked medalions of meat the size of a tablespoon! This resturant should be imbarrased to serve such a rip off. Stay away from this Edzel joint; way to pround of themselves. worst lunch i've ever had in any country and a shame for Scotland.
4 based on 84 reviews
Staff were very friendly and efficient. Authentic Italian food was cooked to perfection and served rustic style. Excellent Italian baking to follow delicious mains. Very reasonably priced and s great experience.
4 based on 103 reviews
Coffee shop and golf driving range .Situated on the outskirts of forfar. Plenty parking . Panoramic views of the hills and countryside . Breakfasts , coffee , cake, lunches . Open 7 days a week 8am-4pm daily
On our way for a. walk we dropped in for a coffee and we. we. were delighted with the scones and cakes we had.
4 based on 117 reviews
Tearoom, delicious baking, soups and light meals. Nature reserve with lovely walks. Visitor farm and children's play area.
Went for the Easter hunt and children loved it. Went with 2 friends and 7 children so takes a lot to keep them amused. Animals are good and enough activities posted around to keep the children entertained. Zip wire and trampolines are great. Food was lovely and a great sharing platter for the children with ham, cheese, tomatoes, cucumber and crisps. Very reasonable prices too, no entry fee and food was only £30 for all 10 of us. Will definitely be back.
4 based on 128 reviews
Found ourselves in Forfar looking for somewhere to eat, and decided on Tiffins purely on appearance from outside. It looks unpretentious and that is what it is. Once inside, it is clean and staff welcoming. The Sri Lankan owner is very friendly and keeps a close eye on the running of the restaurant.I chose the "authentic chicken curry", which the owner explained was a Sri Lankan recipe and cooked by his wife. My partner had macaroni cheese as she is vegetarian. The meals arrived quickly and I have to say the curry was excellent; better in fact than most of the specialist curry restaurants I have been to. The side salad was fresh, and in general the to meals were very good. It all seemed to have been freshly cooked, rather than some of the microwaved frozen offerings you get served at the bigger chain type restaurants.If you're in Forfar, give Tiffins a try, you won't regret it!
4 based on 227 reviews
Stopped in for a break on drive to Aberdeenshire, liked it so much we stopped again on the way back. Having had a pretty awful previous experience at another nearby establishment we were well impressed with the mill. The food is all homemade, mushroom soup was particularly nice and the sandwiches fresh and tasty. Coffee good, cakes looked tempting but didn't try. Staff very pleasant and friendly, prices reasonable. Outside seating available too.
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