Carnegie’s Cafe Bar

From the outside, Carnegies looks a little bit like some kind of little lodge building that might house a little log fire and some camping beds. It certainly doesn’t look like the sort of place that offers food and drinks for the local residents.
The food on offer at Carnegies is good, tasty home cooking with a range of hot and cold meals available. They offer sandwiches with various fillings both made to takeaway or to eat in as well as a selection of hot meals, including chilli con carne and fish and chips for those of you feeling a little bit more peckish at lunch time.
The café itself is quite small, meaning it can get a bit squashed when busy, but this is complimented by a lovely outdoor area which is both fairly large in size and very pleasant to sit in, weather permitting of course. Their prices are very reasonable and the staff there are friendly and helpful, ensuring Carnegies is a lovely place to go for a quick drink or a bite to eat.

Carnegies’s is a cute little café. Ostensibly just the «hatch,» it’s larger inside and caters for sit down breakfast and lunch as well as takeaway. There is a large outdoor seating area reminiscent of a beer garden which is popular with local families. The haphazard, uncoordinated furniture and untended shrubs in this area could suggest shabbiness, but in some way, this adds to the character of the place; Carnegies doesn’t masquerade as a chic contemporary bar or fancy restaurant; it’s simple food for local families looking to relax, and I think the prices reflect that