Home Farm Kitchen - Culzean Castle (National Trust for Scotland) — Restaurant in Scotland

The sun was shining and we had a great walk around the grounds. Spectacular. The problem is that the cafe is just the opposite. Overpriced for small portions. The salad with the sandwich and the burger were obviously yesterdays. Supermarkket bread (it would seem) and a supermarket cheese slice. The burger looked unappetising. Tasted kind of okay. The macaroni was okay but very small for £13 and it's hard to go wrong with macaroni. We didn't bother with the cakes after being disappointed by the mains. They didn't look like much but we weren't prepared to risk it. The setting (culzean) is great though, which dragged it all up...

At the main entrance of the Culzean Country Park, called Home Farm, you find this small coffee shop with a basic selection of lunches and snacks. It is run by the National Trust for Scotland who own the estate which was previously owned by the Kennedy family of Culzean Castle. There are toilets for Honest Men & Bonnie Lasses too. ☺️ If you want some sweets and ice cream there is the Home Farm Shop next door. Highly recommend the hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows, it's one if the best we...

Facilities are nice and staff work hard. Food was nice and can’t fault the facilities… although be aware the high concentration of ‘Karen’s’ at the weekend and the trouble they bring when trying to navigate basic tasks the rest of us seem to manage with little fuss i.e ordering a coffee without asking to speak to the manager 😔 This behaviour unfortunately double the...