Forfar, United Kingdom
35 E High St
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+44 1307463282
The large bowl of vegetable soup was excellent, thick enough to nearly stand your spoon in. A scone and superb raspberry jam and the scone nicely warmed. Only reason not for scoring 5 was the fairly weak and milky coffee. Staff were very pleasant and attentative. Recommend a visit and make you have something with the jam
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Excellent service and great food what more can you ask for x
Went here for a Forfar Bridie, we got the puff pastry one, a big bit of beef to eat. Nice cosy eat in tearoom, service was good and the Bridies delivered promptly with tea and coffee. Lots of good Scottish cafe options here. The cakes looked good too.
This cafe/bakery really gives me 1920's vibes, and I love that. Its a unique atmosphere. Lovely meals and many home bakes. One thing put me off going back was when I was in the mood for soup and there was none left so asked for a scone instead and they had none of those either which was a bit surprising since they are a bakery! Can't fault the waitress, friendly and polite.
Firstly to declare an interest, I used to work for Saddlers the bakers at their North St branch as a delivery boy . . . so may be a trifle biased. Established in 1897, apart from the bakery up in Forfar’s North St they’ve also got a second outlet (shop/cafe) in East High St, near The Cross and that does a roaring business in bridie sales. Additionally they have the match day concession to sell pies and bridies for Forfar Athletic FC home games at Station Park football ground. A small-town family bakery that can survive for over a Century is an achievement to be celebrated in these days of boom-and-bust. But it’s likely that the attraction of their succulent product (i.e. the fabled ‘bridie’) had something to do with it.
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