Cafe Nineteen — Restaurant in Scotland

The wife and I love having a walk around the old railway, through the wood etc and it just happens that this wonderful place is right in the middle of it all.

Café Ninteteen has a great menu. Plenty of things to munch on. Everything we've had from there has been nice and fresh. I particularly love their soups. Nothing amazing, but it really hits the spot. Especially if you double up with one of their lovely pieces.

There's plenty of parking space etc. Nothing to worry there. Though, the place does get a little busy so if you're making plans to go. It may be best to book a...

A quaint wee lunch spot, limited space inside so I wonder if they serve the benches outside.

I had Cullen Skink and loved it - and the chicken fillets and chips (fries) looked good too.

If it's to get more popular, there may need to be clearer guidance on seating - maybe putting a name down on a list for when seats come available - folk could sit outside rather than hang around to be noticed, as long as the staff know to shout the name outside once a table is available.

Tables could use an extra wipe down - something that may have been slipped when they...

We went for Xmas dinner on Monday 6th December & I'm sorry to say that it was awful. The starter & desert were OK but neither of these had to be cooked by the café. The actual Christmas dinner, however, was another story. It looked liked the food had just been put on the plate with no thought of presentation. The brussel sprouts were like mush, the roast potatoes were virtually cold & all in all it just wasn't nice. This is a real shame as normally the food here is of really...