Rosslyn Chapel Visitor Centre Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

The Cafe is very welcoming and the staff charming. There is some outside seating too. All in all we spent 1 1/2 hours in the Cafe engaged in conversation whilst enjoying a filter coffee and a large pot of tea. (Wide range). A popular venue for visitors to the chapel and others dropping in. Also includes the reception area for the chapel, excellent toilets and a small souvenir shop. The chapel itself is just next door. This is a gem of a place that should not be missed. Do try to take in one of the short 20 min talks in the chapel itself. Ask...

A bright and modern visitor centre with friendly staff. You have to pass through here to get to and from the chapel. There are toilets and a nice little café with outside tables where you can get soup, sandwiches, scones, shortbread and hot and cold drinks. Worth spending some time in the small exhibition centre with its info panels, artist's impressions and fun interactive displays revealing how the chapel was built. Some lovely gifts, books and Scottish whisky in the shop but a bit pricey. Bought a really interesting guidebook of the...

Another visit to Rosslyn Chapel Visitor Centre Cafe for soup, drinks and cakes. The soup is always very good especially if ordered with a cheese scone. Coffee and cake good too but get there early as the home made cake runs out very quickly! This is a great place for refreshments and the outside seating area is so nice on a sunny day. Our only complaint would be that the young man serving needs to up his game with some lessons in customer service. He is very grumpy and just uses yes & no all the time without any interaction or help...