Overview

Probably the smallest cafe I've ever been in. As we were out for a walk I was in my large off road electric wheelchair, so there was no way I could go inside - I'd fill the whole place. It was a nice sunny day so we sat down at the alfresco area and dad popped in to order, though the waitress did check if I needed help which was nice. I had a cuppa tea, dad a coffee and cake, very tasty according to dad. Only took a few minutes before they arrived by a very cheery waitress, who stopped for a wee chat before nipping off to get on with her shift. As we were going to walk to Crail decided it was best to have a pee stop. Definitely not a disabled accessible toilet but I didn't expect it to be due to it's size. Still, what it lacks in accessibility it makes up for in views over the harbour and there are public disabled loos just across the road if you need them.

Transport & Parking

Some parking bays outside though on a busy weekend I'm sure they will be constantly full. There are two public car parks just along the road, both have a good number of disabled bays.

Access

Unfortunately it isn't really accessible at all. Maybe if you were on crutches, had a stick or a guide dog, but not for wheelchair users.

Toilets

Really tiny. They had added a handrail by the door, but there was hardly any room to move.

Staff

Very nice and helpful.

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