The Naked Sourdough Bakery & Café — Restaurant in Scotland

Small little shop selling sourdough products which we popped into a couple of weeks ago. We arrived at lunchtime on a Friday and by this time they had already sold out a lot of their items, and there were no more seats available, so maybe not to best time to leave a review but hey! I wanted to try one of their loafs but sadly they had sold out. They only had sweet options and a rather unappetising salmon black croissant. What I did like was that they had left over pastries from the previous day at around half price. I ended up getting a fresh almond croissant and an older carrot cake swirl. My wife got a chocolate hazelnut cruffin. All treats were enjoyed. The almond croissant had a tasty filling, lacked the layers and airiness but was tasty nonetheless. The swirl was pretty good but I reckon it would’ve been much better if it was fresher as the pastry was a little stale but that’s to be expected I suppose. The cruffin was sugar crisp on the outside and soft flaky centre of with a nice chocolate filling. I had been to their Jed store which I gave 5 stars but I wasn’t quite feeling that high on this day. The staff were nice enough at Kelso but not as pleasant and cheerful as I remember the Jed staff being. Overall, 4 stars is...

We are from the US and our son and his wife got married last weekend in Kelso. We were throwing a party for 85 before the wedding in the cottage we were staying in. I contacted Cristina via email, in a semi panic, and it went from there. After a million emails we settled on a menu. Everything she made was tasty, fresh, creative,original and beautifully prepared and served. She delivered right to the cottage. We used her for wedding day bridal/groom suite sandwiches also and, again, perfection. She is an absolute delight and her sandwiches were just what we needed. My only regret is I did not have enough time to sit and...

Whilst visiting Kelso and it being lunch time we walked around the town square looking for a cafe. It was a Sunday so some were shut or opened later.

We found the Naked Sourdough bakery just off the square on a side street.

A small cafe with lots of bread to buy and take home.

The cafe soon filled up so we were lucky to get a seat. We only had small plates but the food was very good.

Parking is on the square which is a 5 minute walk...