YES!! I adored this spot for so many reasons. For starters, they offer a tasty lineup of coffee…read morebeverages including cappuccinos and chai tea lattes for those who don't drink coffee. In true Scottish fashion, you'll also find an extensive menu of teas as well. Along the beverage counter, you can't miss their incredible lineup of baked goods including cakes, sweet and savory scones, quiches (including a Brie, Apple and onion version) and more. The fruited scone with clotted cream and jam *rocked my world*. I also ordered the side salad topped with a wide variety of veggies like pickled onions and beets as well as the leek and potato soup (also super delicious). The cafe setting is adorable and located a convenient five minute walk from the Fife Coastal Trail. I highly recommend this spot if you find yourself in the area. DO NOT leave without a scone and clotted cream

Now sold and renamed as the Giddy Gannet. This place has unpredictable hours and frankly is nothing…read morecompared to its predecessor. Can't recommend.

Delicious little, local deli/tea house in Berwick. Great home made sandwiches, soups and quiches.read more

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read more This was honestly my favorite dining experience my entire trip. My sister and I were craving some smoked salmon, and this cafe showed up on Yelp. I'm so happy we decided to have lunch here! We did the sandwich + soup combo. The smoked salmon sandwich with cream cheese was absolutely divine. Honestly wish I had time to make it back here before leaving Scotland!

Very disappointed with last fish and chip orders, not fresh and l once lived 5 mns from here and…read moredid go there for my family as a treat, but when have ordered online, fish wasn't fresh, very dry and not the same, so thought was a one off , sadly fish and chips not good . Have sat in the restaurant had lovely fresh fish, so hopefully things will improve , but for now will be giving this place a miss and l thought was one the best in the area., just a waste of money, sorry but not the same . Can't be delivering dried out fish to regular customers.

With St Andrew's there are two section' one for the takeaway's and the other as a sit in…read morerestaurant. The restaurant area looks more like a country pub look to it with wooden beams on the ceiling and chairs that look as they have come from a Greek restaurant. It was the specials board that tempted us in £6.90 for a set meal was a steal. Even though the place may have smelt clean there where dead fly's in the window. On second visit I was told that fresh fish would take 20 minutes to cook, the guy obviously was not a chef or cook. The end product was over cooked and in edible fish, from a four star recommendation now to a two star, very poor service.

We had a whole baked seabass and fillet of hake and the dishes were wonderful. Perfect portions and…read morethe meat was cooked to perfection. This restaurant is also in a prime location with wonderful staff.

Great location on the waterfront with excellent food and service. Make a reservation and request a…read morewindow seat. Lively atmosphere !

A lovely space with both indoor and outdoor seating. The service here was very kind and they don't…read moremind at all if you spend a few hours working on your laptop there. The food is a bit pricey, but I loved the charcuterie platter that came with multiple dipping oils. The vegetarian platter was also really nice (I would've liked to combine the two!) and the full Scottish breakfast was tasty and very filling! The pancakes, though, were lackluster (but this is coming from an American point of view), not very fluffy or well browned but they did give a heaping amount of bacon. I'd recommend it for a solid, picturesque spot if you're in the area but not necessarily somewhere to go out of your way for.

I was here last night and every dish I wanted more!…read more I had orkney scallops for starters - top nosh! For mains i had Venison two ways - oh my, Utter heaven! And dessert was lovely as it was a apple and blackberry trifile - DELISH! For cocktails - I'd recommend "bramble" and the "Daquiri" It's just situated on the river bank and has an outdoor patio which is perfect for the summer evenings. Heading out there? Catch a No. 31 bus and get off at the Laird and dog - 2-3 mins walk max! This is a favourite local eaterie for me and my friends - very stylish too!

Great double macchiato and barista service! A Portobello jewel indeed…read more WiFi available.

Used to be Tides, which was good. Home made food, baking, etc. Nice atmosphere. Coffee was ok,…read morethe cakes are bought in, synthetic. Service very slow as they process orders as they come in, so if you order a coffee and there are 6 big orders ahead of you, rather than serve the quick coffee you have to wait your turn. For a small place menu is too big, they would do better to offer fewer things and do them better. Would be less stressful for the kitchen and the staff. Very sad to see Tides close. Only thing is its favour is location now.

I have been many times and have never been dissapointed, the ice cream is fantastic and the coffee…read moreand food is very nice.

Amazing! Luca's has a lovely vegan chocolate and cherry ice cream which is to die for! It's so…read morelovely having vegan options that taste absolutely amazing and you don't feel like you're missing out!

Great stop for a quiet breakfast. Lovely teas and scones. Charming waitstaff. Beautiful vegetables.read more

YES, the place is open again and this time is 100% You don't have to go to Edinburgh anymore to get…read morefantastic food, cocktails or service. This is THE place to be seen in Kirkcaldy. The staff is great, food..the best there is and the Manager is always there to help. Highly recommended