Lovely place to relax over coffee and cakes or lunch. Cosy, comfy chairs. Friendly staff and fabulous sconesParking: Plenty of parking in railway car park including disabled spaces.Wheelchair accessibility: Plenty of space outside. Inside is a bit of a squeeze but feasible if it's not too busy.
Pat Stenhouse
Always friendly, fast service - our Saturday morning post run favourite coffee
Roy Bowlerwell
Delicious warm croissant with butter, jam, and coffee. Just great.
Julia M
What a fabulous coffee shop…the best in Inverurie. The homemade scone was outstanding and the coffee was the best I’ve had in a while. The service was also excellent and it has a lovely ambiance. Worth tracking this coffeeshop down on Platform 1 of Inverurie railway station even if you are not catching a train
Loren Jauw
The worst cafe in Aberdeenshire since they just provide tap water only for people who buy their food; tap water is basic human rights to survive.
Laurel A
This was a great find. Had an amazing scone and chai tea latte. Definitely recommend it. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Issy mc
Scones are great but came served on tray with tea pot but no plate. Very small, cramped cafe on the train platform. Prices a bit higher than average.
Alison Beaton
Went here with friends for coffee, tea and cakes. Everything we had was lovely and served by friendly staff. We sat inside which was nice and relaxing with nice music playing in the background. Would definitely recommend and will be returning.
First time here...liked it a lot and I will return and recommend... Service good as is the coffee and food..
David Wilson (Sleuth)
The ambience of Cocoworks this morning was lovely. Video posted…just the best place for a “wee fly” in the area.
David W
Great little coffee shop. The best for a “wee fly” in the area. Great service, warm welcome, and wonderful background music that embellished the whole experience. The place for a nice little break from the hustle and bustle. There, have I padded that enough? Just visit, you’ll understand….
233euans
The food (well the muffin I had) and coffee was good, albeit £6.50 but my low score here is for service. Not sure if the lady was having a bad day but she was pretty rude to me when I went in. I turned up at 9.35 and was advised they were not open yet (even the door said 'open') and she said she could only offer takeaway coffee. "Yes thanks, but can I use home bathroom whilst you make it?" "Yes ok", she said. Without graphic detail, I was in the loo a bit longer than normal and eventually someone came to get in, which given what followed was presumably her checking I was still here and not left. After feeling rushed to get out, she then looked rather irked at me about how long I'd been in there (not entirely sure what harm it was doing her and she didn't rush in to the loo after so she wasn't obviously desperate herself nor was there anyone else in the shop). She then made a dig about how long I'd been in there which seemed quite unnecessary and just generally I was given the impression I'd done something really wrong and was annoying her. I then asked for a muffin which she gave me with a face like death and then I asked for sugar for my coffee, which it hadn't occurred to her to offer as part of my expensive and rather small coffee. And that's another thing, when you ask for a large cappuccino, one would assume it would be so or you would be informed they only do one size but she didn't feel the need to advise me as such. It's a nice coffee but can't tell if there is a double shot in there but some clarification would have been nice although given how upset she was that I used her toilet for so long, God only knows how upset me challenging the drink size would have made her. Living in Aberdeen, frankly I'm well used to poor service and being made to feel like merely wanting to buy something is a massive inconvenience for staff, so this was nothing new. I just didn't like ger attitude and it undermined what seems like a lovely looking wee coffee shop and my initial positive vibe on going in.
Chris B
Visited Cocoworks, Inverurie Station on Tuesday 23rd May on my annual 3 day Grampian & Highland railtour from Edinburgh via Aberdeen, Inverurie, Keith, Inverness & Stirling. Cocoworks was the best food and drink experience found at any of the railway stations. Fabulous food, friendly service whilst sitting in the sun on the station platform at Inverurie....great!
Lovely coffee shop. Comfortable, great atmosphere, great coffee and lovely staff.
Staff great friendly helpful.Vegetarian options: Beautiful food excellent serviceParking: Plenty parkingWheelchair accessibility: Plenty wheelchair space.
Lovely place to relax over coffee and cakes or lunch. Cosy, comfy chairs. Friendly staff and fabulous sconesParking: Plenty of parking in railway car park including disabled spaces.Wheelchair accessibility: Plenty of space outside. Inside is a bit of a squeeze but feasible if it's not too busy.
Always friendly, fast service - our Saturday morning post run favourite coffee
Delicious warm croissant with butter, jam, and coffee. Just great.
What a fabulous coffee shop…the best in Inverurie. The homemade scone was outstanding and the coffee was the best I’ve had in a while. The service was also excellent and it has a lovely ambiance. Worth tracking this coffeeshop down on Platform 1 of Inverurie railway station even if you are not catching a train
The worst cafe in Aberdeenshire since they just provide tap water only for people who buy their food; tap water is basic human rights to survive.
This was a great find. Had an amazing scone and chai tea latte. Definitely recommend it. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Scones are great but came served on tray with tea pot but no plate. Very small, cramped cafe on the train platform. Prices a bit higher than average.
Went here with friends for coffee, tea and cakes. Everything we had was lovely and served by friendly staff. We sat inside which was nice and relaxing with nice music playing in the background. Would definitely recommend and will be returning.
Restaurantji Recommends
First time here...liked it a lot and I will return and recommend... Service good as is the coffee and food..
The ambience of Cocoworks this morning was lovely. Video posted…just the best place for a “wee fly” in the area.
Great little coffee shop. The best for a “wee fly” in the area. Great service, warm welcome, and wonderful background music that embellished the whole experience. The place for a nice little break from the hustle and bustle. There, have I padded that enough? Just visit, you’ll understand….
The food (well the muffin I had) and coffee was good, albeit £6.50 but my low score here is for service. Not sure if the lady was having a bad day but she was pretty rude to me when I went in. I turned up at 9.35 and was advised they were not open yet (even the door said 'open') and she said she could only offer takeaway coffee. "Yes thanks, but can I use home bathroom whilst you make it?" "Yes ok", she said. Without graphic detail, I was in the loo a bit longer than normal and eventually someone came to get in, which given what followed was presumably her checking I was still here and not left. After feeling rushed to get out, she then looked rather irked at me about how long I'd been in there (not entirely sure what harm it was doing her and she didn't rush in to the loo after so she wasn't obviously desperate herself nor was there anyone else in the shop). She then made a dig about how long I'd been in there which seemed quite unnecessary and just generally I was given the impression I'd done something really wrong and was annoying her. I then asked for a muffin which she gave me with a face like death and then I asked for sugar for my coffee, which it hadn't occurred to her to offer as part of my expensive and rather small coffee. And that's another thing, when you ask for a large cappuccino, one would assume it would be so or you would be informed they only do one size but she didn't feel the need to advise me as such. It's a nice coffee but can't tell if there is a double shot in there but some clarification would have been nice although given how upset she was that I used her toilet for so long, God only knows how upset me challenging the drink size would have made her. Living in Aberdeen, frankly I'm well used to poor service and being made to feel like merely wanting to buy something is a massive inconvenience for staff, so this was nothing new. I just didn't like ger attitude and it undermined what seems like a lovely looking wee coffee shop and my initial positive vibe on going in.
Visited Cocoworks, Inverurie Station on Tuesday 23rd May on my annual 3 day Grampian & Highland railtour from Edinburgh via Aberdeen, Inverurie, Keith, Inverness & Stirling. Cocoworks was the best food and drink experience found at any of the railway stations. Fabulous food, friendly service whilst sitting in the sun on the station platform at Inverurie....great!