Gloagburn Farm Shop And Cafe

Had the salmon and prawns open sandwich. Absolutely delicious. Very busy but still quick efficient service.

One very busy farm shop and coffee house, which tells you it is an excellent stop off for anything you might fancy.

today visited to go through the amazing field of sunflowers. we stopped and had lunch in caffe before a walk through the hofladen. the food looked and tasted great. the place was very busy, with slang everywhere.

We visit this restaurant frequently and are never disappointed. The food is excellent and the daily specials are always delicious. They have something for everyone in the shop, from soaps to chocolates, and a fantastic butcher as well.

what an amazing place! I'm here on the way to a gig in jail with showaddywaddy and so glad we did. delicious food and super friendly staff. it is about a mile or so from the main road, but don't let them put it out. it is worth the effort!

the real reason why they t get a full 5 stars is that for a builder they seem the only one in the opposite, the DON’T allow dogs in. that meant we had to turn around the load. Except that it is very nice and the local and food were looked great, though a bit on the more expensive side, again for the opposite. we had no chance to visit the cafe/restaurant, but eating well!

Out for lunch today went to Gloagburns, first time in ages, what a treat, staff brilliant, food scrummy recommend the Potato and leek chicken soup and the twice baked cheese souffle my companion had Soup, Baked potato with prawn marie rose she raved about it we both had puds, delicious and tea. Highly recommend to all, will say it's a wee bit pricey but we thoroughly enjoyed every bite.

The restaurant was very busy but had a quick turnaround. We ordered a club sandwich for £10.95 and lattes, which were all delicious. The service was good and the views were nice. There was only one ladies' and one gents' toilet available, as well as a large carpark. The menu was extensive but on the pricier side. Despite this, the restaurant was still packed with customers. The shop was lovely with plenty of items to browse.

the last time I visited here was in february 2007 when I had buried my mother and father in the church hof at trinity gask; with rew colin williamson officiating, but without hector, as he had restarted his running season, so it could have been awkward, certainly the other brothers were recognized as the dame that served us, said how nice to see them again farmhy has something else to eat shopnet and it is at least comparable to james shop