If you have any dietary requirements or food allergies please let us know before ordering. We will do our best to accommodate and suggest alternatives but we cannot guarantee any food is totally allergen-free.
We appreciate your patience during busier times as we freshly prepare your meals in our little kitchen. Service charge NOT included.
Our freshly made soup, served with toasted bread (sourdough or wholemeal) and butter.
Substitute the bread for a warm savoury scone and butter for an extra £2.00
Goats cheese & Clementine Winter Salad £7.00
Fresh leaves, goats cheese, clementines, toasted walnuts with a warm date vinaigrette.
Add a scone and butter for £2.00
Fresh leaves, goats cheese, clementines, toasted walnuts with a warm date vinaigrette.
Add a scone and butter for £2.00
Puff pastry filled with mushrooms, roasted tomatoes, walnuts, miso and lots of yummy herbs & spices…incidentally vegan 😉 Add a side salad and vegetable crisps for an extra £2.50 (allergens: soya, nuts, poppy seeds, gluten)
Served with mayo & vegetable crisps. Add a side salad for £2.00
Scottish smoked salmon, cream cheese, toasted seeds (the fishy one)
New – toastie bagels – served warm & oozy – choose from:
Fig jam, goats cheese, sage (the veggie one)
Cheddar, crispy bacon, apple & pear chutney (the meaty one)
Smoked vegan cheese, kimchi (the vegan one)
(allergens: sesame, dairy, gluten and only gluten for the vegan one)
A homemade savoury scone, served warm with butter, slices of mature Cheddar cheese, tomato & pepper relish and fresh apple. Choose your scone from:
Homemade sweet scone, fresh Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream, with a choice of jam for £4.20. Add any tea, coffee or soft drink (from £2.50). Ask about today’s sweet scones selection
Please see above for our selection of homemade savoury scones. Your choice of scone, cream cheese and relish £4.20. Add any tea, coffee or soft drink from (£2.50).
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