Dunbar Garden Centre first opened its doors in 2013 and in doing so became the second in our group of three family owned garden centre. The first, Berwick Garden Centre, began trading in 1983 and Plantsplus Garden Centre, located just north of Newcastle, was added to the group in 2016.
The large space and open surroundings were perfect for the construction of a large, spacious garden centre with dedicated Restaurant, plant area, pet department and clothing.Dunbar was purpose built and an integral part of the centre is our large restaurant seating 200 covers.
The large space and open surroundings were perfect for the construction of a large, spacious garden centre with dedicated Restaurant, plant area, pet department and clothing.Dunbar was purpose built and an integral part of the centre is our large restaurant seating 200 covers.
Services
Visit Dunbar Garden Centre all through the year for an ever changing range of plants, clothing, gifts, home ware and much more. Easily accessed from the A1 at Dunbar, our restaurant has become a welcome stop for travellers on both sides of the border as well as our regular visitors. We're proud to support East Lothian produce in both our Restaurant and Farm Shop, as well as local suppliers in our gift department.
Dunbar Garden Centre's various departments help to complement our shoppers needs, whether its gardening, wildlife, or local speciality foods. We've got everything an experienced or casual gardener could need, such as tools, composts, gravel, paving, fertilisers and much more. If you're unsure of what to choose from our large selection of items, our friendly and knowledgeable staff are always available to provide advice.
Specialising in home cooking and baking, our restaurant provides delicious breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas. As well as sampling the delicious food, our glasshouse provides a unique experience in the winter months with breath-taking views of the sunsets and sunrises of Dunbar. Freshly brewed filter coffee or a pot of speciality tea, choice of sandwich fillings, scones with cream and jam, selection of home-baked cakes and sweet treats.
Signposted off the A1 heading both North and South, the Garden Centre sits on the outer edge of Dunbar next to the ASDA Supermarket. We have plenty of free parking for our customers, with electric car charging points located nearby at the ASDA Supermarket carpark. Buses service Dunbar from Edinburgh, North Berwick and Berwick-Upon Tweed.
Reviews (6)
David Cameron
Jan 03, 2022
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Symon Lockhart
Jan 02, 2022
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Carol Butler
Dec 01, 2021
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Honestly a bit disappointed, came in today for my daughter's birthday lunch, was sat down and told it would be a 20 minute wait to order which was fine, we then proceeded to wait for 45 minutes while numerous tables around us (that had came in and been seated after us) had placed and received their orders, my daughter is very disappointed as she loves the cafe but now we have had to leave unfed as have birthday plans.
Roger Harris
Oct 24, 2021
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We have known Dunbar Garden Centre for 5 years now. During that time it has expanded and improved in every department. It now has a class-leading cafe, an extensive, undercover, plant and shrub sales area, an outdoor sales area for larger items like sheds and indoor departments for tools and other gardening necessities, clothes, food, household items and pets. Something for everyone then! The garden centre is also close to a large Asda store and petrol station. Unsurprisingly, we visit frequently.
Gillian Johnston
Oct 14, 2021
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Lovely garden centre, spent a while here browsing around. There are lots of lovely ornaments, gifts, clothing, food and beverages, gardening equipment and plants. There is also a pet department selling various birds, rodents and also exotic pets as well as toys, treats, collars, leads, cages and various other pet requirements. There was a lovely cafe.
Steph
Aug 12, 2020
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We visited today to see Father Christmas. We go every year, it's a great experience. Father Christmas is always very chatty. I was given a young evergreen. It was a lovely touch. My children loved the experience, even though it was a little different to previous years. I liked that the children were allowed to remove their masks to make it easier to talk.
