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Some Rennie Mackintosh style window art.

Cafe open daily: booking advised

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Our refurbished Museum Café is now open to both museum visitors and passers by. You do not have to visit the Museum to use our café which is open daily from 10am until 4.30pm with last orders at 4.15pm.  (On some days, only cakes and drinks will be available after 2.30pm).  Please check availability on arrival.

Tastefully decorated in a Rennie Mackintosh* style, it is the ideal venue for latte and cake or a tasty lunch. We also do takeaways.

For your safety, tables in use will be two metres apart and there are a number of tables located outside.   Covid Guidelines are followed rigorously and it is recommended you book ahead at busy times. We hope you enjoy your visit.  To book phone: 01461 700021 or email: info@devilsporridge.org.uk

*Charles Rennie Mackintosh heavily influenced the Arts and Crafts Movement which was deployed by the architects who designed the Garden “Cities” of Eastriggs and Gretna. His distinctive style was prevalent in the unique Government pubs and coffee houses built during and after WW1.

Group bookings and discounts on request.

We strive to use fresh Scottish produce and our meals are cooked in house.

 

devils porridge museum cafe menu

devils porridge museum menu
The Devils Porridge New Menu

A selection of hot and cold food is available.

hotpot

Above: homemade Devil’s Porridge hotpot

Below: Ploughmans with local Lockerbie Cheddar

ploughans

cake

Above: carrot cake (baked in house)

Below: homemade vegetable soup

soup

Below: a selection of homemade cakes, biscuits and scones are always available.

Cakes at the Devils Porridge Museum

The Café now has its own Facebook page if you would like to learn more about what food we sell and any special events may be happening, you can see the page here: https://www.facebook.com/The-Devils-Diner-at-The-Devils-Porridge-Museum

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