Emailed to ask if there is room for wheelchair and if I need to book, was told to enter via an alley next to the ice cream shop. Managed to find the alley, found someone to check to see if we could enter with the wheelchair, came back to directed up the alley, which is not very good for a wheelchair, steep slope with uneven large cobbled slabs, the from wheel got caught a few times. They could lay down rubber matting, which would make life for disabled so much easier.

The food was excellent, served hot and delicious along with a drink and bread and butter. Fish was very fresh, shame there was no crab. Coffee was tasty and hot, nice ice cold bottle of water. Staff was very polite, full of smiles, and efficient. Had ice cream on the way out, which was very tasty indeed, but again wheelchair users will have issues getting through the very stiff small double doors.

Now the toilet issue, disabled toilet, if the disabled person is in a wheelchair and needs a carer, the toilet door CANNOT be closed, this is not acceptable, I know the building is 300 year old but dignity is more important, the male toilets only allows one user, same with the female which leaves people waiting in a cramped area, some waiting outside queuing where people are eating. I witnessed 6 people waiting to use the bathroom.

Overall the food and service is award winning, ideal for hungry tourists and locals alike, but more thought should be taken for wheelchair users, the Anstruther pavements are tricky enough. Please consider an upgrade of toilets and entrance for wheelchairs.

Will be back as live within 30 miles.