Abbeygreen Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

The staff is very friendly and the cafe seems to look pretty. However, on second look many corners are messy and run down (particularly on the way to the toilet). We were very disappointed by a watery “specialty hot chocolate” as well as a way too hot cappuccino, which we weren’t sure whether it was made from packet or with actual espresso and milk (you definitely couldn’t taste it if it was). The experience in the cafe wasn’t as cozy as it looked from outside - it was quite cold, the music was too loud and it smelled burned. Nonetheless, the cake we ordered was yummy and the staff was friendly.

A coffee shop with potential but appeared run down to us. 🙁👎 We love visiting coffee shops and have been to many on our trip through Scotland, this is by far the worst...

Called in here for a pit stop on a long journey north as an alternative to Abington services on M74. Parked on the street. Cafe has a mixture of table seating and armchairs. Decent menu covering full breakfast, breakfast buns, baked potatoes, paninis, toasties etc. Great selection of good looking cakes. We had tasty paninis and pot if tea at reasonable price. Friendly staff! Single, spacious, clean toilet with wheelchair access and baby changing facilty. Supermarket fuel available on short trip vack to M74. Well...

I used to love coming here with my mum when i lived in Lesmahagow. Unfortunately when i was passing through today the place wasnt the same. We ordered two rolls - links and bacon, black pudding and bacon. they came with one bit of each in the rolls then at the tills we were going to be charged for add ons. Also my partner ordered a flat white and it came as a large milky coffee. A wee shame because i did genuinely used to love coming here. The girl serving was lovely and rectified it...