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It was raining….surprise. We stopped in for cup of tea and ended up with adding a sandwich, soup and scone. All the food was fantastic and enjoyed our stop. Not a lot of seating so get a seat and then order.

Wre visited thi nice place in connection with our tour of Scotland. Ee have just had lucn so w just went for coffee. We ha an American which was good and so were the waffles which was served with syrup. The service was also fine.

We visited ‘We are Zest’ a couple of times while on holiday in St Andrews. The food wasn’t too expensive and the service was great. The food was hot and delicious and the outside seating area was roomy and accommodating to dogs. Definitely worth a visit.

Good selection of food (including veggie and vegan options) plus coffee and unusual teas (e.g. London Fog). I had the soup which was tasty, husband enjoyed his baguette which they put on a plate with dressed salad and vegan coleslaw. Cakes rounded off the visit nicely.

We called in for breakfast. We had coffee and tea. The lemon and ginger tea came in a small pot and was lovely. Scrambled egg on toast is lovely and the bread was very nice with an onion flavour. We also had breakfast rolls. The staff are great. The cafe is ideal for people who have difficulty walking. Wheelchair friendly.

Tea was in a teapot fine but only given a small cup. The tea itself was lukewarm. We had to wait ages for the meal and it was really greasy The bacon was like cardboard the scrambled egg had cheese through it which is a no no. I don't like cheese. I always pass on what I won't eat to my husband. For £10.99 it is not worth it. My little Brownies could cook better than the staff. When I was there today they even had dogs in the place. 4 that I counted. This is not hygienic.

visited Zest today for third time. Despite all the notices telling me that it is a social enterprise set up and explaining the employment rational, it wasn't until my wife said something that I realised!! Stupid customer. My tea and scones were great, the service was good and the fuss they all make over the dog was much appreciated to help with socialisation. The negative reviews here seem to say more about the customer than the place but don't tell everyone how great this place is or I won't get a seat!!

Popped in here for a quick coffee with an elderly relative. Understandably it was busy so few tables available however when one became free we took our seat and cleared the plates ourselves. I then went to ask for something to wipe the table and the not so friendly waiter begrudgingly came over to clean the table for us. He then asked my elderly Grandma to stand up whilst he wiped it. The coffees took way too long to arrive and when they finally did they were lukewarm. I don’t enjoy making complaints but having worked in the industry before I know that front of house staff create an impression on the place and this was not a good one. Unfortunately will not be returning as there are plenty o...

Please visit this lovely cafe. The food was amazing, and the coffee, especially the guest roast, was excellent. What makes this place so special is its focus on providing job opportunities to people who might struggle to find work elsewhere. There was a bit of a misunderstanding over our order, and I initially thought they couldn’t cater to my wife’s dietary needs—no onion, garlic, or lactose. The manager of the day (I assume) went out of her way to clarify and speak with my wife about her requirements. They made a beautiful, bespoke sandwich that met all her needs, topped off with a vegan flapjack. It was such a beautiful gesture, and I was humbled by their care and attention to detail. It’...