The Fells Coffee House — Restaurant in Scotland

Really nice atmosphere, coffee quite good. Menu seemed quite standard with your bacon rolls and paninis etc.

I ordered a grilled haloumi with rocket and pesto wrap for £6 or £7 odd and what came back was something smaller than your normal starter, a pile of 2 or 3 small lettuce leaves and a spoonful of crisps on the side of a very tightly wrapped wrap who's filling was so meagre I think they managed to wrap it twice round... all served on a large plate that made it look even smaller.

Instead of grilling the halloumi they grilled the entire thing which wilted the rocket and reduced the already small wrap into something the thickness of a biscuit. The size did not live up to the price.

However every one else liked what they had. The staff were extremely pleasant. And like I said the coffee was good and the had oat milk which was a bonus. So I think maybe I just chose the wrong thing from their menu. If you have a normal appetite don't...

Totally shocked by the hygiene from the staff. The young man serving me with the semi long hair must have flicked his hand through his hair well over 10 times while I was waiting for a coffee. Then the young girl at the back with the English accent was cleaning down the work surface with a dirty cloth then to my horror passed the cloth to the hair flicking guy as he wiped down the coffee machine steam pipe Then put MY coffee cup up inside of it. Needless to say I poured my £3 plus coffee down the first available drain in the street I think a food hygiene course would not go a miss in this establishment snd a hair net for...

Picturesque little coffee place in the middle of a picturesque village! We stayed 2 nights in Milton of Campsie, and ate lunch there the first day and breakfast before we left the second day. The staff were friendly, the coffee was tasty, and the food was incredible! Extremely well priced, nice portion sizes, and some of the best food we had on our UK vacation so far! Much tastier than we expected from a little coffee shop. Try the Haggis & Jelly or Smoked Salmon sandwiches. Both meals came to £11-12 per person,...