Threaplands Garden Centre in Moray

Nice little garden centre, good food. Nice quick service when we were there. Even have a little play area for the kids so you can enjoy coffee in peace 😁

Cycled there, lovely place for coffee and gluten free cake, nice range of gluten free options

A great value place with quality plants and gifts. The restaurant is spacious with an open plan dining area with lots of seating indoor and out with a play area.Staff with constantly cleaning empty tables and checking all customers. They offer a wide array of food including vegan and gluten-free options. Also offering free diluted juice and water.

My daughter and I went here for lunch last week couldn't fault the food, big portions and very busy. We came in just at the right time and didn't have to queue for a table. Will definitely be back

Visited a few times and the food has always been fabulous. The roast dinners are the best in the area, especially the roast beef which I’d highly recommend. The only issue we had on this visit was my 76 year old mum left feeling a little embarrassed being called honey bun by a rather excitable waitress but overall fantastic eatery.

We arrived to hopefully get some lunch as we hadn't eaten yet, we were really disappointed that no hot food was available, especially as we had stood waiting to be seated for quite a while at the sign, and I had to go ask someone if we could sit at a table. Not good when you are with your 70 Yr old mum, and can see staff standing around.

Great quality plants. Cafe serves tasty, good value food. Lots of choices including a variety of vegan options. Very good coffee!

Garden centre and cafe - midrange prices for items so would say two ££ out of three £££.Easy disabled access to the building and parking, also decent space within for browsing and social distancing and to get a wheelchair round, a lift available to get to the first floor where they have some additional stock to peruse. Well lit and lovely displays.Friendly for all ages with baby changing and disabled toilets as well.Good range of items; from clothes like jackets and scarfs and hats, dog and cat items, indoor and outdoor plants and gardening equipment and decor, assortment of cards, bathroom soaps, edibles such as shortbread and jams and chocolate, toys for children and quirky gift ideas ☆Cafe is disabled access friendly and the tables are large and tall and the chairs are very comfortable, good view out the window seats with an offshoot cafe room for events or extra seating, as well as an extra setup of seating outside but it is sheltered. Tables can seat up to 6 folk.Strong lattes and decent food sizes and portions for the prices on the menu. Takeaway options available for cakes and scones etc.If its busy around lunch time the queue to be seated can be up to 10 mins, and on the rare occasion the table service up to 20 mins, but generally decent time and friendly and helpful staff both in cafe and garden centre/shop area.A pleasant outing for gift browsing and a coffee and cake with friends or breakfast/lunch.

Have passed by many times when travelling along A96 to Elgin but never stopped to go in.Went in this week for a coffee and a scone.Staff were friendly, cafe was nice and clean as we're the toilets.Scone and coffee were both very nice and I will drop in again. Next time will try a hot meal which based on the evidence so far I expect it to also be very nice.Quite a small area for fancy goods and limited clothing so if you do drop in don't expect to be able to do much after coffee.Nice enough for a pit stop though. I'll go in again.

Fantastic brie & cranberry quiche and salad. Great place for my elderly disabled parents. Staff friendly and patient. Lovely shop and great garden centre. Staff really helpful. Recommend to visit. I also took a slice of Victoria sandwich home for my very happy husband!