The toppings were very well done, however the rest of the drink was of quite low temperature, bordering on being lukewarm, and the consistency was poor, and the overall taste couldn't save the drink. 3.5/10
Robert V
Doesn't look great from the outside but the coffee, cake and service was great.
Sara Schwalm
We stopped in for lunch from a tour and everything was fantastic! We had quiche (broccoli cheddar tomato) and the haggis and cheese toastie. To drink we had Nutella Hot chocolate. Definitely recommend!
jan green
1st visit on route to House of the Binns. Had planned to return for coffee and some of the most delicious cakes I have seen but unfortunately couldn't make it before closing time of 4pm. Will 100% return.Brilliant that it's dog friendly and Ellie thoroughly enjoyed the dog treat. X
Lynn Foote
Food lovely and fresh. Friendly staff.
Mikey C
I've been here 3 times now. Food and coffee are really good and friendly staff. Will be back again soon
James Warren
Expensive but lovely home baking. Lemon mirangue could be a bit more softer. Went back in again on Saturday 29/723 & opted for their lentil ? it came not to hot & not too cold, so i didn't need to send it back to be reheated, as I do in some other cafes. The lentil soup tasted very good BUT for me it was too watery.A view other cafés that i have reviewed - the soup is nice & thick ANYWAY the baked fluffy tattie ? + the chicken ? tika filling & the small lovely heart ❤️ shaped dish with coleslaw in it all gets 10/10 & i/we could even eat all of the skin on the potato - no hard or tough bits.The mirangue also gets a 10/10 and the next time i'm in i will have their homemade empire biscuit & their still made to the same recipe 2yrs ago. PS. the staff r very nice too.
Sheila Stewart
Lovely homemade soup and sandwich with fresh salad.
Breakfast visit with friend and her baby. The cafe is a good location as at the cross in front of the entrance to Linlithgow Palace. A great people watching place Small amount of seating outside was most welcome as it was so warm inside. This place is also dog friendly some people sat outside with their pooches. Friend ordered a soya milk iced latte and bagel with bacon and Philadelphia I had coffee and pancakes. Everything was very tasty and friendly service. Toilets were immaculate. High recommend this place.
Edith Bell
The cafe was lovely, beautiful food. Friendly staff. Will be back
Tony Porter
Just missedout on strawberry cheesecake, ice cream nice
Frequenter-50
We had one of those moments when you just fancy a sit down and some lunch in a nice cafe. The Strawberry Caffe looked like just the place, well situated at the Cross just off Linlithgow’s main thoroughfare. The cafe was busy when we arrived but we were lucky enough to find a table. It’s quite a modest size so a reasonably tight fit. There’s a great view of the historic street if you are fortunate to have the window seat and the whole place is attractively and stylishly decorated. We were not sure if it was table service but we were soon given menus. We ordered a burger (my fellow traveller really fancied a breakfast, but sadly these finished at mid-day and we were after this time), I asked for a BLT, which came with a small salad and about 3 Pringles. The sandwich was very tasty and the salad and dressing were good too. The burger was described as not particularly inspiring but very well presented, as was the sandwich. Service was polite and efficient and food was delivered on wooden platters with a smile. We would certainly recommend giving the cafe a try. I’ve got my eyes on some cakes.
moif10
We stopped in during a visit to Linlithgow mainly because the cafe is dog friendly. Upon arrival we were greeted by a friendly waitress who directed us to our table. The food was delicious and so were the cakes. Next time we're in Linlithgow we will be back.
Fabulous as usual great staff great food will be
The toppings were very well done, however the rest of the drink was of quite low temperature, bordering on being lukewarm, and the consistency was poor, and the overall taste couldn't save the drink. 3.5/10
Doesn't look great from the outside but the coffee, cake and service was great.
We stopped in for lunch from a tour and everything was fantastic! We had quiche (broccoli cheddar tomato) and the haggis and cheese toastie. To drink we had Nutella Hot chocolate. Definitely recommend!
1st visit on route to House of the Binns. Had planned to return for coffee and some of the most delicious cakes I have seen but unfortunately couldn't make it before closing time of 4pm. Will 100% return.Brilliant that it's dog friendly and Ellie thoroughly enjoyed the dog treat. X
Food lovely and fresh. Friendly staff.
I've been here 3 times now. Food and coffee are really good and friendly staff. Will be back again soon
Expensive but lovely home baking. Lemon mirangue could be a bit more softer. Went back in again on Saturday 29/723 & opted for their lentil ? it came not to hot & not too cold, so i didn't need to send it back to be reheated, as I do in some other cafes. The lentil soup tasted very good BUT for me it was too watery.A view other cafés that i have reviewed - the soup is nice & thick ANYWAY the baked fluffy tattie ? + the chicken ? tika filling & the small lovely heart ❤️ shaped dish with coleslaw in it all gets 10/10 & i/we could even eat all of the skin on the potato - no hard or tough bits.The mirangue also gets a 10/10 and the next time i'm in i will have their homemade empire biscuit & their still made to the same recipe 2yrs ago. PS. the staff r very nice too.
Lovely homemade soup and sandwich with fresh salad.
Lovely little place. Pleasant staff. Dog friendly
Restaurantji Recommends
Breakfast visit with friend and her baby. The cafe is a good location as at the cross in front of the entrance to Linlithgow Palace. A great people watching place Small amount of seating outside was most welcome as it was so warm inside. This place is also dog friendly some people sat outside with their pooches. Friend ordered a soya milk iced latte and bagel with bacon and Philadelphia I had coffee and pancakes. Everything was very tasty and friendly service. Toilets were immaculate. High recommend this place.
The cafe was lovely, beautiful food. Friendly staff. Will be back
Just missedout on strawberry cheesecake, ice cream nice
We had one of those moments when you just fancy a sit down and some lunch in a nice cafe. The Strawberry Caffe looked like just the place, well situated at the Cross just off Linlithgow’s main thoroughfare. The cafe was busy when we arrived but we were lucky enough to find a table. It’s quite a modest size so a reasonably tight fit. There’s a great view of the historic street if you are fortunate to have the window seat and the whole place is attractively and stylishly decorated. We were not sure if it was table service but we were soon given menus. We ordered a burger (my fellow traveller really fancied a breakfast, but sadly these finished at mid-day and we were after this time), I asked for a BLT, which came with a small salad and about 3 Pringles. The sandwich was very tasty and the salad and dressing were good too. The burger was described as not particularly inspiring but very well presented, as was the sandwich. Service was polite and efficient and food was delivered on wooden platters with a smile. We would certainly recommend giving the cafe a try. I’ve got my eyes on some cakes.
We stopped in during a visit to Linlithgow mainly because the cafe is dog friendly. Upon arrival we were greeted by a friendly waitress who directed us to our table. The food was delicious and so were the cakes. Next time we're in Linlithgow we will be back.