Food for Thought Cafe and Wellbeing Hub — Restaurant in Scotland

Hi i would.just like.to say i have given on 2 stars as i am really upset that i couldnt get someone to speak to me when i needed it. I

had popped into for my lunch & hopefully hoping to speak to someonr abouy the way i was feeling.i sat for nearly an hour altogether i had asked the girl on the till if there was someone i could speak to the girl on till said she would get someone but did not see anybody the girl on till didnt even get someone.i went awsy really upset.i phoned the next day to speak to someone but nobody available she asked for my name & phone number & she would get someine to phone me so surprise surprise still wsiting.so i am afraid i won't be back in.why are the mental health team ignoring me nearly...

Clean, bright and friendly place to eat in Wishaw. Food is delicious and good sized portions. I love the pay to feed up to 10 people per day scheme. A customer can contribute £1+ which means if someone who cannot afford to pay, comes into the cafe, they will be given a free meal from that accumulated cash. Within the cafe there are chat/ social gathering groups which you can just join in and there is a programme of classes like yoga, Thai Chi etc which can be booked. I have only recently found this cafe in Wishaw and would heartily recommend it. There are various styles of seating, booths, sofas, dining tables and chairs and high stools and tables. 5 ...

Fabulous, non-judgemental place. Lovely décor. Great selection of food on the menu and very reasonably priced. What I love about it here is that you can make a donation which pays it forward for a number of meals for homeless people each day. The upstairs part of the café is used for various classes...the main aim is to uplift people who may be mentally struggling for whatever reason. Absolute hats off to everyone working/volunteering at this...