Corner House - Carte

This is a great place to stop for a coffee and scone! I will definitely be returning for their amazing pear and almond scone and a delicious caramel latte. Well done, guys!

My sister and I stopped by the corner house for lunch very impressed with the choice of food (we opted for panini and toastie) Friendly service in particular a young lady called Jane who made us feel most welcome. Will come again.

Tremendous, thank you for coming out to tell us the cafe was dog friendly, thanks for the delicious bacon rolls, Isla and Ness pass on their thanks for the dog treats just thanks for a brilliant start to our stravaig round Deeside. Voir le carte

We went in for a cuppa cake. Lovely bright, friendly place staff are the same. The service was excellent. 2 of us had a scone, the other a piece of cake, all were very nice fresh, mine was a fruit scone, one of the best I have tasted! The others equally delighted with theirs. Drinks were all good too. Will be back.

I have visited this cafe three times and each time they have been out of scones before lunchtime. It might be a good idea for them to increase their order. I will not be returning as there always seems to be an issue. I have witnessed unhappy customers each time because the staff are overwhelmed. Hiring more staff, stocking more scones, and offering fewer "gifts" would be a good idea.

Really disappointed with the standard of food unfortunately. My partner had a toastie and I had a slice of carrot cake, both with a cup of tea. The carrot cake was awfully dry and to be honest with you I would have been ashamed to serve the toastie: two squashed pieces of anaemic bread and some crisps thrown on the plate. Also couldn’t see any vegan/alternative dietary options which is a shame. We won’t be visiting again. Voir le carte

We had a wonderful lunch at the Corner House. It was the ideal place to stop for a meal after cycling the Bike Trails at Tarland and Aboyne. The chicken and leek soup was excellent, and the sweet potato, chilli, and coconut soup was also very tasty. We all loved creating our own paninis, with the bacon, Brie, and red onion chutney one being the standout favorite. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating, even reorganizing tables to seat our family of seven. The restaurant was bustling but it was worth exploring the charming gift shop while waiting for a table.

My husband and I met a friend for coffee and a treat. We received a pleasant welcome, and were shown to our table which we had reserved. We had a really pleasant friendly Waitress, a lady from Hungary. She was being so nice to all the customers. My husband chose a muffin, I had a fruit scone and our friend had the banoffie scone. (It wasn't the easiest to eat, with toffee sauce and toffee pieces on the top! We had a pot of tea for one, a cappuccino and a latte. Everything was excellent. The tea room did become very busy which was great to see so we were glad we had reserved a table. A lovely visit.

We stopped here on our way through Deeside hoping to get a coffee and snack. I am coeliac and have a gluten free diet and most smaller places I usually struggle to get something to eat. However on this occasion we spoke to the waitress who said she was also coeliac and she gave me options of what I could eat, I opted for the omelette with gluten free toast and my mum had the veggie breakfast. It was clearly marked on the menu that they can cater for dietary requirements so it's always worth asking. The omelette was packed full of mushrooms and cheese and really tasty, and the toast was served with individual butters and marmalade's which is also great for me as no chance of regular toast cru... Voir le carte