Coldingham Luckenbooth

I had a fantastic cup of coffee and two delicious jam and cream scones at this restaurant! I visited with my husband and two children, and the staff was very welcoming. We definitely plan on coming back again. I highly recommend this place.

Visited the Priory to search for any ancestors in the grave yard but too many graves so called in the Postoffice/cafe and asked if they knew if there was a list. Next minute and the postie is searching his computer and found 5 grave stones. Couldn’t be more helpful. We then had coffee and cakes … yummy.

Called in for coffee and a scone. It’s a bit likea post office shop, info centre with a couple of tables added on for drinks and snacks. Wasn’t sure if it 2as self service or not. The answer was, “It depends”. Friendly staff. Limited parking.

On a cold sunday morning found this wee gem had 2 delicious rolls the portion size was generous and they would have fed 4 people the haggis was excellent great value for the money

I lovely wee shop serving coffee, tea and nice “goodies” with it. Particularly a nice place to visit on a dreich or cold day... When coming in, on the left hand side are some very interesting stones from excavation work at the Priory. I have reason to believe my late father T. D. Thomson from Coldingham may have had something to do with their excavation in the 1970s...