A lovely community cafe serving delicious food and fabulous ice-cream. Lots of seating indoors and out, fabulous views, friendly staff and prompt service. Even if Isle of Whithorn had nothing else to offer (which it does), it would be worth coming here just for this...cafe.More

We visited after a trip to St ninians cave and I was pleasantly surprised. The staff were very friendly and the service was quite quick. The food was very nice and a nice range of options. We sat outside as had small children who wanted...to run on the grass. Lovely location and would return if I was in the areaMore

Absolutly lovely experience here twice. Visit tge Isle often and always consistent good food and extremely friendly. Highly recomend. There is nowhere else decent to eat tgat is a friendly environment and good home made food. Thankyou team see you next time

Fantastic...dog friendly...food really good...staff really friendly...view across the harbour stunning....will be back soon

A lovely spacious cafe overlooking the bay with a good menu and choice of cakes etc. Staff were friendly and there was a good choice of indoor and outdoor seating. Being sunny, we chose to sit just outside the door for our coffees and cakes....We were dismayed by the amount of "disposable" packaging this entailed, as we had not asked for takeaway and could happily and easily have taken the crockery back to the counter if required. Apparently any seats outside the building are classed as 'takeaway' and generate waste packaging (which we took away ourselves to recycle).More

I'd already found the tearoom on Trip Advisor and had added them to our itinerary to visit when we went to the Isle of Whithorn. We had our 2 dogs with us, one of which is still only a puppy, although a large and vocal...one at that! We arrived around lunch time and both ordered the Haddock & Chips which we could have with either garden peas or mushy peas. Service was very efficient and our food came out quickly. The staff were very attentive and made a fuss of our dogs and gave them some biscuits as well as water. Unfortunately our 8.5 month old Staffy X gulped the water down too quickly and was sick. We're really sorry about this, although my husband tried to clean up as much as he could. However, we were assured it wasn't a problem. We also decided to have cake before wandering on as they looked very tempting. We enjoyed our choices. Thank you to all the lovely friendly staff that work/volunteer here. We would definitely recommend a visit, if only for a tea/coffee and a cake.More

Young girl with beautiful blonde hair has brilliant customer service skill! so polite and generous and well mannered!She really is a credit to the buisness and I can tell she is really passionate about her job!.

Lovely place but totally robbed £5.50 for a roll and sausage or bacon ect feeding a full family turned out rather expensive! To add and egg on the roll it was 75p but charged £4.50 for a roll and egg separately nearly £40 rather over...priced if you ask me.More

We had a lovely bowl of soup and pannini for lunch in this beautiful establishment. Our lovely young waitress was so attentive. Sorry didnt ask her name but she was great at her job. We then went for a walk and came back for a...hot chocolate and cake which was superb. We'll be back I'm sure. Well done Isle of Whithorn as this place is a gem!More

We planned a day out on the Machars Peninsula, but soon realised the day before that there wouldn’t be be many places open with it being a Sunday! We made it to the Tearooms around 1.30 pm and were able to take a seat by...the large panoramic window with views over the harbour. Stunning! My husband had the homemade lentil & veg soup and sarnie, which he said was excellent. I had a tuna cheese melt and chips (and fresh salad/crisps), which were also yummy. Our plates were empty very quickly! The service was brilliant, both our tea and lunch were prepared really quickly and the waitress and cook were very friendly and helpful. I thought with it being one of the few places open that it would be noisy, dirty and unwelcoming. It was so far from this, clean, bright and relaxing. I’d definitely recommend a visit here. Shame we were too full to try out the delicious cakes!More

Great to see a successful community venture with facilities for visitors and encouraging that it's run by volunteers. The shop has a tiny range of foods but the restaurant is excellent value with freshly made coffee and a good menu for lunch.

My wife and I call in to the cafe almost on a weekly basis, food is usually good with friendly staff. However today's visit left us wondering if we should go somewhere else. My wife ordered Baked potato with prawns in a mayo sauce, it...arrived , the sauce was so runny it was almost spilling of the plate, what on earth had been done to it, we may never know, disappointed she returned it and ordered a soup, which proved nice and comforting. My usual fish and chips were also below parr, last weeks fish was lovely and fresh with a delicious crisp batter, todays was limp almost soggy and looked far from fresh, the arden peas also looked well past their date being multicoloured and shrivelled up. Oh dear no idea what was going on today but please sort it out.More