Location: St. Andrews
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- 2. The Swilcan Bridge
- 3. St Andrews West Sands Beach
- 4. St Andrews Cathedral
- 5. Craigtoun Country Park
- 6. University of St Andrews
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- 8. St Andrews Botanic Garden
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Top 10 Cafe food in St. Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom
Reviews on Cafe food in St. Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom. St Andrews (Latin: S. Andrea(s); Scots: Saunt Aundraes; Scottish Gaelic: Cill Rìmhinn) is a town on the east coast of Fife in Scotland, 10 miles (16 km) southeast of Dundee and 30 miles (50 km) northeast of Edinburgh. The town is home to the University of St Andrews, the third oldest university in the English-speaking world and the oldest in Scotland. According to some rankings, it is ranked as the third best university in the United Kingdom, behind Oxbridge. The University is an integral part of the burgh and during term time students make up approximately one third of the town's population. St Andrews has a population of 16,800 (in 2012).
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10. Morrisons
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By J M
Doing some shopping when in St Andrews and decided to have a meal in the cafe. We noticed the small plate menu which offered a full starter, small plate main and full dessert for an amazing £6! This was ordered efficiently and brought freshly cooked to our table using a colour coded table number, again very efficient. Food was average, no frills but no faults either, just what you would expect in a supermarket restaurant but the staff were excellent and the value was unbeatable. One comment, don't order if you are in a rush, our three course meal took one hour from ordering to completion. Oh and all very clean as were toilets.
9. The Braes
Breakfast - Lunch - Light Bites - Barista Coffee - Dinner Fabulous Food on the Fife Coastal Path The Braes at St Andrews Holiday Park is a family friendly bar and restaurant offering a delicious fresh menu with a focus on speciality burgers, barista coffe
Reviewed By N8699PYpeterw
Seems in a year I am the only one to review. Thought I would write again as have revised as family own a caravan onsiteCertainly poorer than before. Breakfast was awful and not enough seats in the evening. They also ran out of some popular drinks. A sign on the bar says 'cash only' and the ATM does not work!!!!!
8. Jarvie's of St Andrews
Jarvie's is a family run café & bistro located in historic Burghers Close on South Street in St Andrews. Our menu includes a range of classic hot and cold sandwiches, soups, late breakfast items and our speciality Mac 'n' Cheese selection, plus daily spec
Reviewed By Irene038
We were looking for an outside space yesterday to catch up with our good friends. We fancied a glass of something nice and a âsharing somethingâ! What we were looking for wasnât on the menu but within a couple of minutes we got exactly what we wanted, a delicious tasting platter with meats, cheese, olives, chutney, veg crisps, bread... It was fabulous. The gentleman that served us was so nice and as for the champagne... what can I say ...lush!!
7. Cafe in the Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By menubuster
Visited the cafe for morning coffee, it opens at 1030am, 2 people were waiting on the doors opening, and we were next.Prompt, efficient service, good range of main dishes and snacks.Parking available.
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6. Simpatica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Simpatica is a charming little shop and tearoom in the equally delightful East Neuk village of Kingsbarns. We are open 7 days a week from 10 am(noon on Sundays). We serve our hot drinks in vintage china and the ambience of the tearoom matches the bygone e
Reviewed By 1945DJM
This is an outstanding tea room/ coffee shop with quite superb soup, scones and home baking.The service could not have been better and the gift shop had a lot of what we liked. I would certainly recommend this cafe/ shop. Oh thank you David..we love happy customers and as youâve noticed..itâs important to us that we do all that we can to make this a great experience for you. Look forward to seeing you again soon.
5. Cafe at the Museum
Overall Ratings
3 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Sandra B
Having looked at the photo of the cake stand on the gallery above and read the reviews, we chose this for an 86th birthday treat with our relative. Apart from reserving a table with a nice view for us, they were otherwise totally unprepared. Our relative uses a walking aid and tires easily but the young server kept us standing for ages saying she didnât know anything about afternoon tea and this was just a self service cafe. After checking with others we were shown to our table. Then she suggested that I join the long queue at the counter to order our drinks. When she saw the look on my face she quickly changed her mind and took our tea order. Five minutes later, three cake stands were plonked on the table. No explanation, no request for sandwich preferences. Our relative doesnât eat chicken but one of the three small finger sandwiches was chicken so we had to swap around. There was NO hot savouries as shown on the photo above and NO sponge cakes.. instead we each got a Tunnocks tea cake and a quarter each of two traybakes, one of which was mint, which I donât eat. Again no choice. The single scone was large and more of a sponge consistency. Again no choice of a fruit scone or jam flavour. The server did not return at all and my husband had to go to the counter for extra hot water when our tea ran out. Then 8 people took the table (for 4) right next to us and squeezed in all around it. They were nice but noisy and spilled over into our space and the staff made no attempt to help us out. Surely if you pay for afternoon tea as a special treat, some attempt should be made to keep a nice corner of the place for that purpose. It was clear the table next to us needed more space and we left a little earlier than planned. I then went into the queue to pay the £37.50 for the three of us. Only to be advised by the woman on the checkout that she didnât know how to process it and Iâd have to take a seat and wait for the manager - that took another 5 minutes. She did ask how it went and I told her it was poor and very disappointing. She said she would tell the chef and they couldnât do much more because they have such a tiny kitchen! Then DONâT offer afternoon tea. My elderly relative was clearly disappointed but we made the best of it. The views ARE amazing, but this is just a cafe stop and the afternoon tea is a disgrace. Before you book, please compare my photo of it with one promoted above. There is NO comparison.Good morning,I wanted to thank you publicly for taking the time to discuss your review with me over the phone.As I previously stated I am very sorry for the experience you have and hope that we have gone someway to rectifying it .RegardsManager
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4. Rocca Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Multi-award winning delicatessen offering the real taste of Italy in the heart of St Andrews. Try one of our gourmet sandwiches made with authentic Italian meats and cheeses or one of our delicious cannoli with a freshly ground Italian coffee. Winner of F
Reviewed By RamboNWAlberta
We were strolling the town and stumbled upon this place. We ordered a sandwich and some cannolis and enjoyed a table in here. The sandwich was a real nice touch, well done on platter with chips...Cannolis were great, fresh and tasty! Great little place to stop in the city!
3. Bibi's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
Reviewed By carriagehouse37
Bibi's Cafe's motto, "HOME OF GREAT FLAVORS" displayed on window from the street is true and valid. Bibi, owner, personally took our order promptly, notwithstanding the busy lunch hour: French Brie Paninis w/Fine Tomato and Chilli Jam, Avacado Toast, and Butternut Squash...ALL DELICIOUS! I marveled at the efficiency of Bibi and her staff. Food is prepared behind the counter and in full view. WHOLEHEARTEDLY RECOMMENDED. Total bill for two: 25.85 GBP.
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2. Cafe In The Square
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Daytime coffee shop, serving homemade cakes and scones. A range of fresh sandwiches, salads and baguettes. Gluten free, dairy free and vegetarian options available. A friendly cafe with indoor and outdoor seating.
Reviewed By Diesel112005
Delicious ham and cheese sandwich, with fresh salad and coleslaw. Went about 430 and everything still fresh even though near closing time. Would definitely recommend. Without exaggerating I think it make have been one of the best sandwiches I have had. Service excellent as well.
1. Balgove Larder Steak Barn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1507 reviews
Reviewed By cannicUk
Found this review challenging to write: we had good service in the steak barn - friendly and speedy (helped almost empty at a Wed lunchtime). The 8oz steaks seemed pricey at £19.99 for a sirloin, but they arrived cooked perfectly, and were so tasty they were the best we have had for many a year. However, small portion of rocket and just a few chips. I hate having my meal on the wooden platters - apart from trying to keep our meal on them whilst cutting meat up etc, the sauce trickles off, and I never convinced that the platters can be well cleaned between customers.The cruets and cutlery were in pots on the (shared) bench tables, and have never been cleaned out by the look of the debris inside them. My bench blanket was cold and felt damp and I couldn't help wondering if they were laundered regularly as they were not 'bubbled' as you would expect the wool to be if they were. Then I thought about barns....mice....all the kitchen equipment, the cutlery and platters, the blanket I was sitting on - and decided that I can't fault the quality of the steak, but at this price, I would want the usual indoors environment with more guarantee of hygiene. Sorry Balgove.
