The Coffee Neuk at Linlithgow Cross, a stone shopfront with small-paned windows and tables outside.
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The Coffee Neuk

A small family tea room at the Cross in Linlithgow, serving breakfasts, rolls, scones and cakes.

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On the Cross in the middle of Linlithgow, the Coffee Neuk is a small, homely tea room in a stone shopfront with small-paned windows and a few tables outside.

It is just the place to sit down after a walk round the town or a visit to the palace.

It keeps things traditional. There are breakfasts, a full Scottish one among them, rolls and light lunches, and a counter of scones, pastries and cakes to go with a pot of tea or a coffee.

The room is compact, so it can be snug at busy times, and a window table gives a view of the Cross. It opens every day from ten in the morning until four, and from nine on Saturdays.

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Before you go

Open every day, 10am to 4pm (Saturday from 9am).

Where
11 The Cross, Linlithgow, EH49 7AH.
Open
Daily from 10am.
For
Breakfasts, rolls and cakes.

Opening hours

Monday
10am–4pm
Tuesday
10am–4pm
Wednesday
10am–4pm
Thursday
10am–4pm
Friday
10am–4pm
Saturday
9am–4pm
Sunday
10am–4pm
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