Overview

I had heard a lot about the food in this bakery, but it definitely lived up to the hype. It's not the easiest place to sit-in for food, as the small seating area is a breakfast bar which is too high for wheelchair users to use, but the food more than makes up for it. I recommend the steak and haggis or steak and black pudding pies!

Transport & Parking

There is on street car parking directly in front of the bakers and more parking just around the corner. On busy days, it might be difficult to get parked here, but there is a pay and display car park in the area which is free for blue badge holders.

Access

There is level access from the main street, with no steps involved. There is a pole in the middle of the shop floor, but this is clearly marked by black and yellow wrapping, so it stands out to customers. The shop has a large sign above the door in a clear font stating that it is a bakery. There is also a sign protruding from the wall, so that people can see it from a distance.

Toilets

There are no customer toilets in the bakery, but there are public toilets in the public library nearby and at the car park. The staff were very helpful explaining where the toilets are.

Staff

The staff could not have been any more helpful. They cleared an area for us to use comfortably, explained where the closest toilets were and also made recommendations on what to order. Couldn't ask for any more.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

The one thing I would mention is that the bakery only accepts cash. There are two cash-machines nearby, but we were told they can be temperamental. So take plenty of cash.........and try the cakes!

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