The Skyreburn Teapot

So friendly and welcoming. We had haggis and bacon baps which were absolutely delicious. Good value and quirky decor. Between the food and service, We will definitely be back!

Really nice place to stop for a bite to eat and have a wander on to the shore if the tides right turn a few stones and look for crabs the children will either chase them or be chased smiling either way

Me and my partner stayed in the van about half an hour away and needed a place for a good solid brekky and coffee and this place did not disappoint! Two bacon and sausage butties later and were loving it! Gorgeous view and pleasant woman serving made our day at half past 8 this morning! 10/10 Voir le carte

Cute little place with a few tables inside and more outside with great views over Fleet Bay on the Galloway coast. Rather limited menu, mainly various hot or cold rolls which we found very good. Very adequate parking on the busy A75 road. We were quite surprised to find they even had toilets. We were very impressed with our visit and would recommend it as agreat wee rest stop if travelling this way.

Being relatively local to the area I've had occasion to stop for an egg black pudding roll or a burger many a time. The menu is limited but well cooked and reasonably priced. The service has always been friendly and efficient. The interior is compact but adequate. There is a good space at the back of The Teapot to eat in the summer with a view of Skyreburn Bay. I have not visted since lockdown so I can't advise on Covid 19 precautions.

Absolutely disgusting place to eat . Filthy inside , sticky tables, there was cleaning materials in sight but have no idea when they were previously used . The photo is of a burger roll but looks like squeezy cheese has been used . Quite expensive . We ended up sitting outside which was equally as dirty . Would not recommend to a dog ! Burgers were thrown in the bin and we walked round the side to get out . Didn’t want to pass through the cafe area again . Voir le carte

we stopped here by chance as there always seemed to be cars stopping but this is actually a really sweet little tea room with a lovely sitting area out the back trees full of birdfeeders looking across the Solway firth when the tide is out you could probably walk across. we stopped for a coffee a few times but oh my gooiness its such a beautiful walk towards mossyard along the beach through the grass and your going in and out of rocks and coves with seashells everywhere and suddenly you come to a tiny church perched on rocks open to all it was beautiful a really lovely walk.

First impression as we walked in was the smell. dirty old cooking fat. The place was really grubby. The coffee was average. We sat outside at the rear and the place was most unwelcoming. dark and dingy, filthy tables. I had the misfortune to need the toilet and used the only one inside. It looked like it hadn't ben cleaned in months. All surfaces were thick with dust and greasy marks. There was supplies lying everywhere inside the large toilet area. During these Covid times I would have thought there would be enhanced cleaning going on but not a sign of it. We will not be back. Luckily for the owners this is not the sort of place that someone would look up a review before visiting.

Not good at all!!! Woman serving was indifferent , rude and didn’t even seem that bothered about serving with a smile or being courteous. Was explaining the menu to my french husband , he can’t eat bread as everything says on a roll. I politely asked if he could have bfast without rolls , brusque answer of yes, then asked Drink?! I didn’t get asked if I wanted anything, needless to say after this I wouldn’t give this woman any more of my money. Husbands bfast was greasy and burned, and the place isn’t exactly sparkling clean. My mum and dad who accompanied us have been going there for years, they’ve also said they won’t be back as I witnessed them getting the same treatment. Go to the Route... Voir le carte