Dunbar Garden Centre Restaurant

Delicious and filling food as always. Costs no more than the nearby fast food joint.

One of the two main garden centres in East Lothian, very good choice of plants and garden tools and furniture. Also with an acceptable cafe.

large selection of plants as well as household goods and gifts. beautiful cake and coffee in caffeine. very impressed by cleanliness and hygiene in shop and caffeine.

Lots of nice garden stuff etc etc. but my main reason for leaving a five start review is their vegetarian breakfast. Best I’ve had, ever. Well done. Staff were great too. Friendly.

We went for breakfast and a wander around the shopping. Breakfast good for value...I had cooked breakfast. Maybe some clear signage for dog entry gate would aid the dog owners visiting the restaurant.

have stopped here a few times on the way to newcastle, but only for a skorn and a cuppa so decided to stop here for a late breakfast before our long trip to home was really good and set us up for the rest of the day. you will be coming back

Actually love this place, staff are lovely and it’s always very bright and accessible for people of all ages. Whenever I go up to Scotland I love going there. And can I just add the variation of everything there is genuinely best garden centre I’ve been too. Love it all year round can’t wait to go again

Nice inside and the cakes looked lovely, although we didn't try them. I ordered a cheese and chutney sandwich which was ok but not worth the £8 I paid for it. My partner had a milkshake which was awful and tasted powdery. It's a nice place for a stop off but it seemed over priced for the quality of the food. Would I visit again? Maybe if I needed a stop off but I wouldn't get anything apart from a drink.

Another garden centre selling all the exact same stuff as every other garden centre my wife drags me too. Usual high prices and random stuff you don't need but your wife likes so decides to buy to clutter up your house ‍ Worth a visit if that's your idea of fun, I would rather sit in the rain holding a toaster plugged in to the mains personally Found a nice quiet spot up the back on some outdoor furniture hudden in a corner where I could browse Ebay in peace for things I really needed, like a toaster