Beech Tree Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

Looking at the menu behind the counter was easy, everything they had to offer, several great pannini with nice-looking fillings. Prices were around £6.50 which were acceptable if slightly higher than exepected. However, it turns out, to eat-in carries a very different price, ~£9.50 for the same choice!

No worries, I bet there's a lot more than just a panini... My expectations were high!

Eventually, a lacluster Panini, two soft crisps and half a cherry tomato turned up. Normally, I'd chat with the staff to query about the offering, but the previous reviews, vibe and tight timing on our part didn't suggest success.

Additionally, the café offers a disabled toilet, great. But, being an advocate to those less able than myself, I noticed that the disabled sign was on the smaller cubicle, without space to move from a wheelchair. The large one would be satisfactory.

Additionally the corridor to the toilets would be unavigable by wheelchair due to the amount of stock and cabinets placed there. I'm hoping the business isn't aware of this and can take my review as constructive criticism towards fixing these issues.

I look forward to be...

It was busy when we went in last Saturday afternoon and took a while about 10 minutes to get order taken But dealt with pleasantly when order taken, to be honest we were just about to leave, but apology given They had a lot of take away orders and food is cooked fresh and it was worth waiting on food was really fresh and good Well done to the girls for cleaning up after 3 posh young mums with their children who made a hell of a mess on table and floor, they made no attempt to clear up and were a bit rude as well let their children make a real mess Left staff to clear their mess up Would i go back and would i recommend Yes to both Cakes looked amazing too and reasonable prices and a wide menu choice...

Overpriced and fleecing customers. I Ordered 2 xSausage and Potato scone rolls and a soft drink and it cost £11.70 (£2.50 for a can of coke) I asked if they were correct and they said it was and apologised. I’m not quite sure if they were apologising for being overpriced or that I was clearly shocked at the extortionate pricing. The food was as expected and not spectacular and I cannot see how they can justify their prices. I really try and support local independent businesses but when they overcharge and I feel conned then they lose me...