Super welcoming service, spot on cappuccinos and delicious pastries. A popular spot for students…read moreand visitors alike. Seating inside and out.

Great little cafe to start your day. Coffee's are all great while the staff are awesome!…read more Paninis sell out daily and pastries are great! Give this place a shot if in town!

We were coming through town and needed a quick bite. We ended up coming to northpoint. While there…read morewas no parking around the cafe there was plenty of street parking just a couple blocks around the corner. We were greeted and sat right away. The waitress was very friendly and got our coffee order quickly while we looked over the food options. There wasn't a lot to chose from which can be nice so you don't feel overwhelmed. We both got the wee breakfasts which were ok, nothing special.

Good food & coffee. Great location and friendly staff.. topical Scottish breakfast vibe .. would…read moredefinitely go back for scones& tea or something .. sell cute Wee tea Also lots of food for the price

We very much enjoyed both a savory crepe (egg, ham, cheese) and a sweet one (butter and sugar) -…read morejust what we wanted, and convenient to take away. Will be back to try their 10" pizzas. We came back, and the pizzas were really good. We called to order take out, then picked them up on our walk home. We took them back to our place, which is a fairly long walk, and they were quite tasty, but they would probably be even better when eaten fresh from the oven. Even so we have be back twice for takeout pizzas.

This place is pretty darn good! I went here with my friend the other day(Friday March 20th) to…read morecatch a lazy lunch on a beautiful day. We came here because this place is SOOOO cheap. I mean like ridiculous... for take away it about £2.75 for a huge panini (though their panini's are actually on baguettes). No matter what combination I make up... I once just had cheese & onion... and yesterday I had Tikka chicken with onion cheese and pesto (which was surprisingly AMAZING) ... the sandwich always seems to come out well. The sit-in menu is a little more pricey but I wouldn't really want to sit-in this place because it is kind of small and crowded and the limited seating they do have is on a lower level. My advice is to get take away and find a nice bench or take it back to your flat or hotel. Though I am not a pizza person I heard from the friend at lunch that they also do great pizzas that are also pretty cheap. Sometimes I forget about this little shop, but I never seem to be disappointed when I come her. Cheap and drool worthy? That deserves five stars!

Very overwhelming one bite was plenty! The cream inside was delicious but the topping was over the…read moretop! Adorable shape with friendly service.

Sooooo many delicious options. I went with the strawberry danish and it was to die for! The staff…read morewere super patient as we sat there milling about the options too

One of the few legit third wave coffee shops in town with lots of space to relax or get work done…read more Make sure to try their special espresso of the day!

Zest is fantastic! I go for the scones and tea, but the staff is so friendly and helpful. It's a…read moregreat place to hangout and read/work, but also a great place to stop in while passing through. Highly recommended!

Love this place! Great coffee and tea with a super cute interior. Had a London Fog and a Vanilla…read moreLatte and both were very good. Perfect location to grab a coffee and walk around town to

I was in St Andrews about a week and a half ago during a study abroad trip. I stopped in here for a…read morequick lunch and wasn't disappointed! They have a great selection of sandwiches and wraps. I decided to get the tomato and lentil soup that was featured because I wasn't super hungry. It was fairly cheap, which I appreciated. I was able to relax and have my lunch in the quiet nook near the window before taking off to the Highlands. An affordable, delicious, and filling lunch- I can't ask for much more!

Arguably the most depressing Starbucks in the world. You walk in and think you're in a hospital…read morewaiting room. The lighting is awful. The furniture is awful. The floors synthetic. It's such a huge missed opportunity because if ever a Starbucks should be cool it's this one. In the heart of the quaintest college high street. It should look and feel like the set of friends. Instead it's so sad. But I should say, the staff are lovely. And I'm sorry for them. Come on Starbucks !!! Get your act together !!! Get sofas in here. Books. Magazines. Good lighting. It's not hard. It just requires some creativity and customer insights. Thanks.

For tourists, this location on Market Street makes it an easy stop for a coffee or tea before…read morewalking around this historic town. If the weather is suitable enough, I recommend taking your drink to have down by the harbour or the cathedral or even on the quad by St Salvator's Chapel. This is St Andrews, darling, and this is Starbucks. One might hope it would be a nicer Starbucks, and, to be fair, they have made improvements over the last few years to the interior. It's one of the smallest starbucks I've been inside, but it's always buzzing with people. The way they've remodelled the seating has made it more suitable for a student town with more bar-style seating (great for sitting at with your laptop) rather than just tables (which always made the place WAY to crowded). Despite valiant efforts for quality independent coffee shops, nothing has lasted, so why not stop at Starbucks or another chain if you're in town?

What a great find for us! We happened to stop for a quick breakfast around the corner from this…read moregelateria which was closed when we arrived. But we knew we would be driving back that way later on in the day so we made a point to come back and are we glad we did! There were so many flavor options to chose from! The line can get long but like other reviews stated it moves quickly. There's a QR code you can scan that brings up the flavors so you can have a look before getting to the counter. We ended up getting classic strawberry and a cardamom flavor. Both were so creamy and delicious. There's plenty of tables in the shop but also some cute benches out front on the nice days! Would come again if we happened to be in the area and encourage others to try this great gelateria

We visited Jannetta's on a February Saturday and it was bustling. Lovely bright inside with plenty…read moreof seating, plenty of servers and an amazing array of gelato flavours. Very nice and very difficult not to end up there on a daily basis.

We had a lovely time at Mitchell's for lunch on a day trip to St. Andrew's. Peak autumn vibes! Our…read moreserver was a delightful addition to our day-big shout out to Howard! Food was delicious.

This restaurant has 5 star ambience, 4 star food and 3 star service…read more The vibe is amazing ... very relaxing, interesting, cool. The food was pretty good. The service was friendly, but super slow. The table behind us complained that they had ordered 30 minutes and still not gotten their food. Our food was also slow. We wanted to order a salad which was not available until noon. It was 11:45 and they told us the kitchen didn't want to make it because it wasn't noon yet. By the time we got the food, it was 12:15 ... so I guess maybe they could have made it anyway since they took so long! Finally, they gave us the wrong check ... it was almost double what we had ordered. The waitress apologized, but I think this is the first time this has happened to me. I normally don't complain about service but this was worse than I expected ...

Oh to find delightful food while traveling makes Jackie a happy girl…read more You know it's gonna be a good cup of coffee if people take the time to make little creations in your cup. The white mocha was delicious and the buttery, chocolaty, carmel-y dessert (whatever it was called) added to my food glutton experience of St. Andrews and probably added an inch to my hips. Thank you, Scotland :)

This is a wonderful place…read more Notwithstanding my yelp handle, I am visiting St. Andrews from the United States and I always enjoy an outing for coffee to start my day. People at this Costa are a joy. On the third day's visit, I was greeted by a nice young woman with, "An Americano for you?" My Americano is very good. Last year, I had trouble with WIFI at this shop, but not today. Works fine. And finally, there are the newspapers. I am always greeted by four or five complimentary newspapers, some from London and others from Scotland. I generally read two and unlike in America, the newspapers are still of a size--length and width--not seen since the 1990s. Visit this Costa and be sure to provide a smiling greeting to the nice woman behind the counter early each morning.