Sultans of kelso
Sultans of Kelso: Authentic Indian Flavors in the Heart of Scottish Borders
Relax and savor fresh, locally inspired meals at the charming Terrace Café amid the historic Floors Castle gardens and scenic Scottish Borders estate.
The Terrace Café, nestled within the stunning Floors Castle Estate near Kelso in the Scottish Borders, offers a charming spot to enjoy freshly prepared meals sourced from the castle kitchens. Set amidst beautiful gardens and scenic countryside, it provides a relaxing atmosphere for visitors exploring the historic estate, walled gardens, and woodland trails. Open daily from 10am to 5pm, the café is a perfect complement to a day spent at Scotland’s largest inhabited castle.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
By Car
Driving from Kelso town center to Floors Castle Terrace Café takes about 10 minutes via the B6397. Parking is available near the café entrance. Note that the main Golden Gates entrance is closed from late September to spring, so all visitors should use the rear entrance off B6397 during this period.
By Public Transport
Take a train to Tweedbank from Edinburgh (approximately 55 minutes), then a local bus or taxi for the 25-minute drive to Floors Castle Estate. Public transport services operate regularly but check schedules in advance as frequency may vary.
Walking
For visitors staying in Kelso, a scenic 30-40 minute walk along local roads and footpaths leads to the estate’s rear entrance near the Terrace Café. The terrain is mostly flat and suitable for most walkers.
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