Cafebar 1807 - Linlithgow

I have dined at this restaurant once and have not yet had the opportunity to try many menu options. I enjoyed a delicious baked potato and gluten-free cheesecake. I am aware that the restaurant also owns The Granary cafe next door, where I have dined multiple times. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful, offering gluten-free bread and the ability to adapt dishes. It is also a great spot for evening cocktails.

This café offers a variety of dishes with the option for gluten-free or can be modified to be gluten-free.

I ordered the baked potato with Scottish Cheddar, which was served with a side salad. The potato was delicious. The restaurant offers gluten-free options for most sandwiches and baked potatoes, but the server recommended avoiding the chili and pulled pork toppings to prevent cross contamination. The waitstaff was helpful and knowledgeable about the menu.

This restaurant offers a dedicated menu page for vegan and vegetarian options, which I appreciated during my two visits in one week. I dined here for lunch and dinner, trying the Impossible poultry sandwich and the 1807 Fregan burger, both of which were delicious. I particularly enjoyed the Impossible poultry sandwich. The drinks were also tasty and the staff was very friendly. Overall, I had a great dining experience at this restaurant in Linlithgow.

The restaurant was bustling, which is a good sign. The food was good, although a bit dry. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was welcoming. Outdoor seating was pleasant, although some tables were unstable. However, the staff provided special table stabilizers upon request. The price for three burgers and three soft drinks was around £50.