The Skyreburn Teapot

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  Nicci Handley

  ·2 months ago

  “Lovely little place at the side of the road. Stopped off for coffee and a chip butty and a bacon butty. They did a bag of sausage for the dog too. The views out the back are spectacular.”

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  benjamin edwards

  ·3 months ago

  “Lovely little place to stop for a brew and some food. Very homely, nice lady behind the counter”

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  Laura Hodson

  ·5 months ago

  “Lovely little spot. Beautiful views, great bacon butty!”

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  Rohan Philip

  ·6 months ago

  “We stopped at this small breakfast spot off the motorway in Galloway, drawn in by its cute, curious charm. The food was solid; tasty baps and lovely homemade cakes. Inside wasn’t the best, with sticky tables and a slightly musty smell, so it’s definitely better to sit outdoors and enjoy the view, which is the real highlight! Service was quick, though it could’ve been a bit warmer. Overall, worth a stop for the food and location; just grab a table outside 😅”

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  Daniel Gillespie

  ·7 months ago

  “Stopped here with family. There was 7 of us. Just the lady behind the counter and she served us quick and then made our food and straight out with it. Rolls were great and the view is fantastic too!”

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  Hana Finn

  ·1 year ago

  “The food is amazing :), it’s a nice little cafe with an amazing view, I think the food is priced fair and the lady serving us was really lovely. It is a cute homely cafe. Have been visiting for years and the service is always great.”

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  Anthony Mills

  ·4 years ago

  “What happened to the little gem on a75 near gatehouse of fleet on the drive to Stranraer? It looks like the owner lost interest had breakfast, would give it 6 out of 10 ,lovely place to stop in the past very disappointing it turned into a greasy spoon truck stop ,needs a update or new caring owner and staff ,doesn't feel welcoming anymore ,chip in mugs , on plus side coffee was ok ,not sure if i would go back when passing, time to find another stop to eat suggestion wellcome”

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  Tracey Richards

  ·8 years ago

  “Came across this beaut of a place on my way up to Girvan. Lovely views, the lady working was nice and helpful and pleasant. Food was amazing. Will recommend this place to all my trucking colleagues.”

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  Jennifer Orr

  ·8 years ago

  “I’ve passed this place so many times and wanted to try it and finally today we were able to stop and on the way from the ferry. Quaint, cosy and completely charming with a beautiful view of the water, trees and birds. Teas, coffees, treats …”

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  Mark Pearce

  ·8 years ago

  “We stopped here on a trip up to Cairnryan. We saw the roadside sign beforehand and stopped in the lay by expecting a catering trailer, but it's an attractive wooden cabin. Set beside a sea inlet, there's a pleasant view out to the rear. There's also several wooden pub benches outside for those who enjoy fresh air, smoking or have a dog with them. Inside there are four or five tables, mostly seating six. Interestingly, the chairs look like they came from a church, but are still comfortable enough. There is a good choice of food of the breakfast variety, to either eat in or takeaway. Prices are very reasonable. We both had the full breakfast, which was £6 each and one tea, one coffee. Total £15. The tea was a bit tasteless, but everything else was very good indeed. Payment is cash only, no cards. They have a ladies and gents customers toilets, although not wheelchair accessible. The main entrance is level access though. The Kettle is popular with locals and is worth stopping for if you're in the area.”

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