Cafe At Aberdour Castle

the serving area is via an open internal door next to the eating room if that makes any sense ? small room with a handful of tables and sturdy wooden chairs one larger table has a backed bench for seating ..perhaps better for a family. One slight minus is that there is not much scope for movement if perhaps you need more than one stick to get around and can't see you getting a double buggy inside. Hot chocolate recommended and the raspberry and white chocolate muffins left me so full that I did not need any evening meal this is a compliment not a complaint well a bit of toast much later in the evening. also numerous other appetising bakes to choose as well next time !

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DO NOT visit here if you are a wheelchair user. Yes it’s a castle and I’m aware it’s old but it’s virtually impossible to get in the cafe if you use a wheelchair. There is a step in and steps once you’re inside. Both...would be accessible if a ramp was provided but it appears the folk in charge of this establishment don’t want the custom of disabled people. As I struggled to get in with my disabled father, a man who obviously worked in the cafe stayed inside the kitchen behind a closed door. I’m not suggesting he help me but a friendly word or acknowledgement would have gone a long way. Don’t bother with this place. Try the cafe in Shore Road as it’s accessible!

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It was nice to stop and get tea and a bit of cake after spending time walking the grounds. The lemon drizzle cake was very good by the way.

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Famtastic place to visit.go to the orchard.Your not alone jn there.Dovecot I wouldn't go in.was so creepy

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I had the gingerbread cake and an Earl Grey tea, so gooood! They also had other cakes and sandwiches.

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