The Art Cafe Glenrothes at Robertson Fine Art — Restaurant in Scotland

I enjoyed going to Robertson's Fine Art Interiors which, although off the beaten path - but not too far off it, is well worth a visit. I had intended going to the Art Cafe for lunch, not realising that it was part of this emporium. So, when I arrived what happened? Well, the cafe staff were superb the venue was controlled, service was very slick, tables were distanced, cleaned regularly and the menu had sufficient variety to enjoy a bite to eat. I'm sorry I don't know the names of the staff members, but thanks to the two staff who served me one with blonde hair and the other with red hair, you really are good at your job! I particularly enjoyed that the cafe had many of the paintings they sell on display, it presents a pleasing view and further talking points. After lunch I went into the shop, it used to be in Glenrothes town centre before and has relocated to Newark Rd in the Eastfield Business Park. While it's not a huge shop there is a more than ample selection of art products, great pictures, fancy goods and many other items. The prices are what I would expect to pay and again the service was excellent. Gordon Robertson served me and took the time to engage in an open and amiable manner whilst being incredibly good at the service. I know you'd expect that from a Robertson but believe me it's not a given! So will I go back again? Yes, yes, yes! It's a great lunch cafe and the shop will take some of my hard earned...

I have been to the Art Cafe on several occasions. The food is really good, all freshly prepared. The service is prompt and they check on you often to see if you need anything. It's a small space, not a large amount of tables, booking would be a best as sometimes it is very busy. But I have walked in a few times and there has always been a table. Highly recommended this cafe for lunch or even just tea and cake. A good selection of cakes and quite...

Food was good but service was really poor. Surly teenage girl asked about reservation then showed us to a table, took 20 mins to come to table to take our order (other groups walked out tired of waiting). When the same girl took our order she was clearly in a bad mood and responded with 'Thats fine'. Given that it was lunchtime on a Saturday it was obvious that there were not enough people working there. Shame, as the setting is lovely and the...