Deacon's House Coffee

The heritage of this place dates back to 1422 for their kitchen ceiling and other decorations of Brodie, if I remember the year correctly, are impressive, but I think this pace does not reach my F&B standards and thus three stars. The door gentleman responsible for assigning the seats showed surprise when he confirmed I was a solo traveller. I am not pleased by that, for what is wrong with travelling alone? He only noticed me waiting outside as they requested after his colleague reminded him. Unpleasant starting experience followed by that he asked me to switch tables by claiming there was another group of people waiting outdoor. I did not see the group coming in, but I followed his second table arrangements. The waiter did not set my table probably. No big deal for that. But his hands touched the top of salt and pepper…. The latte art and the coffee itself are lovely. The food presentation is not bad.

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Nice historic location, service was ok, came in for hot drinks on a bitterly cold day. Pot of tea, plenty of milk supplied too, had a fruit scone to share. Scone was homemade style and tasted very nice. Prices were slightly high but not bad. Overall, it was an okay place; I'd go again if nearby but wouldn't go out of my way for a visit.

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I had a very nice porridge this morning and a green tea. The staff was very friendly and left me in 5 minutes early because it was snowing. I'll be back. This place seems to be popular and tables filled within 30 minutes of it opening... so early go.

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Extremely busy soon after opening, but well worth the wait. A lovely ham and cream cheese bagel was my choice along with a latte. Well worth a visit if you're in the area

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Such cosy and romantic place in the alley. Polite and pleasant staff who asks into where we were from. Great food at good price

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