Braewick Cafe And - Menu

Great cafe, food good and reasonably priced. Staff were lovely, providing local information. Toilets nice and clean.

A great overnight stop with great facilities , Sunday roast was deliscious and the locals were extremely funny and entertaining. Don’t pass this little gem by .

Lovely busy cafe with great views. Staff very friendly, very efficient despite being busy. Cakes were lovely and light, toasties really tasted with home made chutney.

A group of us (6), stopped off at Breawick Cafe for a snack on our way to Eshaness cliffs not long after they had opened one morning. 2 of us had sassermaet rolls which were delicious . 3 of the others had scones which were, according to all of them, very disappointing! Hard and dry were some of the comments. Service was excellent and the view outstanding

Judging by the busy carpark this was a popular place and, going inside, I could see why; the views are unique and outstanding, the place is airy and spacious with a wide menu of home cooked comforting foods. I stuck with a minestrone soup and it was like a main course, hearty, hot and great quality. Prices are very reasonable and if you're in the area you really ought to call in.

This cafe looks unpromising from the outside, but inside there is a lovely view and a great experience awaiting! The staff couldn't have been nicer and we felt very well looked after they even checked the weather for the rest of our holiday without being asked. Food was plentiful and good quality. We bought some lovely locally made gifts from the cabinet. No wonder this place is so popular.

Our family of four had a delightful one-night stay at the Blue Wigwam. The highlight was the fantastic breakfast at the cafe in the morning. The views were stunning and we enjoyed a short walk through the field to the beautiful pink beach that our kids adored. Despite the drizzle, we were able to relax comfortably and found the facilities to be just what we needed. Although the beds could use some attention, they were still very cozy and provided a good night's sleep. Overall, a lovely campsite in a peaceful setting.

I stopped by this restaurant on my way to Eshaness lighthouse and was greeted with a warm welcome. I enjoyed a delicious pot of tea and a couple of slices of cake. The view from the restaurant was stunning. While most of the tables were reserved for lunch, it was clear that this is a popular spot. I saw someone receive their salad main course and it looked very generous and beautifully presented. I even purchased a picture of the Drongs on my way out. Overall, I had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend this restaurant.

There may be campsites in Britain with a better view than this one, but I am not aware of them. The location is wonderful, offering a fabulous view. The facilities for those in vans and tents are good, and the campsite/cafe team is very friendly and welcoming. Although we did not eat meals at the cafe, it was fully booked during our stay, which is a great sign. However, we did purchase cakes on a couple of occasions, and they were absolutely delightful. The campsite is great for local walks, and for those interested in local history, be sure to learn about Johnnie Notions and visit his grave. Overall, the view is jaw-dropping and the cakes are lovely. This campsite has everything you need.