Millbarista — Restaurant in Scotland

A very charming, cozy little café with a warm atmosphere and exceptionally friendly service. From the moment we walked in, we were warmly welcomed by a lovely lady – most likely the owner – with whom we later had a pleasant conversation.

We had some truly delicious coffee – we especially recommend the Flat White and the Frappe with pumpkin seeds. We also tried a slice of carrot cake – fresh, moist, and really tasty.

The café is small, with just a few tables, but that only adds to its charm – it’s quiet, cozy, and peaceful. We spent about an hour there and felt completely relaxed and genuinely welcome.

Definitely a place worth visiting – we highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates good coffee and a warm,...

Ooh, if only I could give this little gem 10 stars! Where to start? I guess it all starts with Karen the owner. She hosts you like you're an esteemed guest in her home. The love, kindness, passion and care she has for providing good quality, locally sourced (where possible) food is effortlessly conveyed in all she does and it's hard to not also be enthused. Everything is made fresh to order, with attention to detail and pride. The smoothie was delicious. We loved everything we tried, and sorely regretted not taking more homemade cakes with us for the journey. It's worth making a special trip to meet Karen and her beautiful daughter, and to sample their delicious food. I'm looking forward...

This warm,welcoming cafe is the jewel in the crown of Inverkeithing Square.The large cooked English breakfast with a coffee or tea is to die for.There is a huge range of superb snacks with scrambled eggs on toast; cheese toasties or a bacon roll,my personal favourites.The main meal eg fish and chips ,varies.The cafe is clean and comfortable,the staff are pleasant and you are right beside the bus stops for Dunfermline and Edinburgh.The main historical attractions like the hospitium,the civic centre and library, and Inverkeithing train station are within walking distance.They will even give you the morning paper to...