Coffee on Wooer (CoW) is a cafe/coffee shop/bar, hidden away on Wooer Street, just a short walk…read moreaway from Falkirk's main high street. When I visited on a Friday afternoon it was already super busy and it's easy to see why. As well as serving good coffee and really good cake, they have juices, smoothies, milkshakes, teas, beer, wine, spirits, sandwiches, nachos, etc etc etc. They seem to pride themselves in the skills they have in making great coffee and they work hard to make their menu customisable - not just offering soya milk and flavour syrups, but also giving you the option to try aeropress coffee, for example. The cafe itself is a decent size, with more seating available upstairs. There are big windows letting in plenty of natural light and it's a comfy place to sit and relax or to socialise. They have free WiFi too, although when I visited I got the impression that it would usually be too busy to get much work done here. All in all, a lovely cafe and one well worth visiting if you're in Falkirk.

Brilliant coffeeshop, appreciate that it's dog friendly and the staff are lovely! Also excellent…read moreportion sized food. The art on display/ sale is beautiful and the atmosphere is always lovely

I've came here for years as a student. Super cosy place with great food and coffee and a lovely…read moreplace to study. I would definitely recommend it to friends and family, however I do have a few small qualms with the place. It is a tad pricey, now I understand why - it's a small business trying to thrive in an age of fast food it has to be. So I can't blame the place, but people should know before going in. My main issue - and the reason it got such a low rating is the staff. There is a solid divide between the staff, some are lovely and have a jokey presence around them that truly makes you feel comfortable and is what made me come back. However some staff are incredibly rude. I'm not a very social person, so I don't mind people who aren't SUPER EAGER to talk, not to mention I work in hospitality and understand not always loving customers. But a few staff members are consistently rude, and standoffish. They have this pretentious presence and I can feel them rolling their eyes and scoffing at me. I just think a little goes a long way, and I'm not asking for much but working in a coffeehouse you can't complain you get customers. Overall a positive review for if you just need a place to study, eat, or get things done. But if you're looking to hang out with friends, you'll get eye rolls and scoffs. One more thing - there is a heavy distinction between upstairs and downstairs. If you're with friends please try get a seat upstairs, if you're downstairs it's incredibly library-esque, so not a hangout spot.

Cozy layout, lots of seating space, AMAZING seasonal specials.... The sweet teeth of me and my 3…read morefriends were all very satisfied with the gingerbread deluxe late (mine), cinnamon mocha, hazelnut hot choc an regular hot choc with marshmallows. I would give it 5 stars for this, super cozy mugs also. But, we got sandwiches and they were tasty but a bit dry... the cheese/ha sandwich could have had a bit more filling and my pesto-sundried tomatoes-cheese grilled sandwich had a lovely taste but the bun was too dry, unfortunately! But, then again, the drinks were soooo soooo good for today's winter day! SO 4 stars, here you go!

Best meal i had in Scotland...delicious basil and strawberry cordial (non alcoholic), followed by…read morepotato, leek, and chicken purée soup, a perfect grilled cheese, ham and onion sandwich and a great little side salad. All within the confines of a 600-year-old storefront. It gets very busy at noon time so I would recommend getting there at around 11:30 or 1145. We absolutely loved it, and Sterling was beautiful beyond expectations.

This is such a cute little place and it serves up delicious scones with butter and jam! YUMMY. This…read moremight be one of the best scones that I've had in my visit to the UK. I also had a swig or two or the hubby's Ginger Beer (not the alcoholic version), which had quite the kick of ginger. Wi-Fi has a password that is displayed on the board near the back of the restaurant. I sat by a wall covered with currency from everywhere it seemed, which was interesting. Great place to grab a light snack.

this used to be a really lovely wee cafe, but now it's not so much. it needs a really good clean…read more dont get me wrong it's not like it's not tidied, but it need a good deep clean and a bit of an upgrade. it is a really small cafe and cosy, but it gets very busy at lunch time with the kids from the local high school q'ing right through the middle and out the door, so it gets cold. you do get nice food and lovely coffee, but i would avoid this place at lunch time. it is in the old part of the centre, so generally most people dont even know it exists (except the school kids). they have a couple of tables outside if we ever get any good weather.

I have been to Tea Jenny's twice, once to their main cafe and once to the sister cafe Wee Jenny's…read morenext door. On both occasions I have been totally overwhelmed by the incredible cakes and by just how lovely everything is. Last time I was there I got a dirty chai latte - apparently it has both tea and coffee in it, it sounds weird, but it's good and it comes with glitter on top. In the past I've chosen from their tea menu which is extensive and full of interesting flavours. I also chose the soup of the day which came with some lovely crusty bread. Then, having done my duty and eaten some real food, I wandered downstairs to take in the cake selection. I opted for a slice of the white chocolate and pistachio cake, a four-tierd monster of confectionary. It was delicious but very sweet and I'm afraid I couldn't manage it all - fortunately the folk at Tea Jenny's were very happy to package it up for me and the remainder made a lovely treat later that day. I don't think I could go here too often, but I definitely recommend a visit for a special occasion or a treat. It's not quite like any other cafe I've visited.

Tea Jenny's is a lovely little place tucked down a lane in Falkirk town centre. It was Saturday…read morelunch time and packed, my goodness they have really crammed in the tables here. Thankfully they've opened up a second place, right next door, called Wee Jenny's....Wee Jenny's also has an ice cream parlour which I'm looking forward to trying when it isn't winter... The staff were very friendly and showed us to our table. I ordered a chai and a chicken, bacon and brie panini. We had to wait a little but this may have felt worse thanks to not having breakfast, but considering how many people were there, it wasn't too bad. The chai was nice, it had glittery, simmering sprinkles on top which fascinated me for a while. It wasn't The Best chai ever, but yummy none the less. The Panini again was nice, a little on the plain side, and I would have liked to have been offered side alternatives, however the salad Looked lovely :) The cakes however...my goodness I am going back to sample their cakes. The have a victoria sponge and cheesecake daily, then three different scrumptious looking cakes each day. Rainbow cake, Malteser cake and some sort of caramel twix looking cake mmmm! If you find yourself in Falkirk it's a lovely little independent cafe which you really should try.

Yeah it's coffee! And it's other things. It's ok. It's not amazing. Floor was boggin when I was in,…read morebut the staff were ok.

OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOD! Oh my ACTUAL god!!!!…read more Best coffee ever, a costa sent down from the heavens truly! So rich and creamy, and the most gorgeous staff every! So cool, so nice, so EVERYTHING!!!!!!!! 10/10 recommend, my daughter loved it, same with her baby shrek! Best day out in a while! Lots of love, from baby Shrek's grandma

This was a great Cafe that unfortunately shut down. It's now reopened under new management and a…read moredifferent name.

I'm so pleased that when going for a meeting in the Hub I decided to pop in for a drink...which…read morethen turned into lunch! This is a great example of the perks in Gentrifying an area! It's a beautiful space complete with daffodils and comfortable tartan chairs. The staff were all pleasant and attentive, and happy to answer my questions! I ordered a chai latte to go, and the waiter checked if I wanted it with or without a shot of coffee. Yes my initial instinct is to bristle when someone suggests coffee in chai but I'm glad they Asked and gave me the option. The take away cups are nice and recycled, but I did burn my tongue on the drink...boo. An hour or so later I returned for lunch. I was very happy with my decision. I ordered a Brie and cranberry panini and asked for extra bacon. We shared a portion of chips. The chips were perfect. Skin on, a little on the dry side rather than oily which was really nice and they came with a side of garlic mayo. The panini was fabulous. Just what I wanted. The Brie was creamy and just the right amount of cranberry. My second chai latte of the day was very tasty. They make it with syrup so it is a bit on the sweet side, but very nice none the less. They do offer Gluten and Dairy free too! Both with soups and sandwiches, then also with cakes! I was advised that the afternoon tea offer they have also comes with gluten and dairy free options! Just make sure to let them know if you book. Overall, very happy with this find! I foresee it becoming a regular. Be sure to check it out if you're in the area.

Lovely place! The food is lovely and the drinks and cakes are really nice - beautiful atmosphere…read moreand really friendly staff

We are visiting from the States and wanted an easy lunch! Fabulous cappuccino! I had the tomato,…read morepesto panini, others had the Cajun chicken toastie, ham and cheese panini, chicken salad sandwich, and the bacon, Brie, cranberry panini. All the food was fabulous! Every bite! I am not a cole slaw lover, and each sandwich had slaw and chips. The slaw was amazing! All happy in our group. We had great service. And loved sitting outside. If you are in the area, visit this little gem!

While we waited for a train at Grahamston station, my wife went in search of coffee, She returned…read morea short time later with a mint tea, a coffee and couple of breakfast rolls, they were hot and delicious, obviously just made with fresh ingredients. The cafe proprietor accompanied my wife as she had too much to carry comfortably. What a gem of a find. You won't be disappointed.