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CAFE OPEN AT CRICHTON CENTRAL

After months of anticipation, The Crichton Trust is delighted to announce the phased opening of the Crichton Central Cafe and Outdoor Terrace from Monday 21 June.

The opening of the cafe and deli counter at Crichton Central is the first part of a phased plan to safely open the new venue to the public. From 21 June, the Cafe, Lawn and Outdoor Terrace will be open the public (Monday to Friday from 10am to 3pm). Crichton Central is located in The Crichton Business Park near to Solway House and The Crichton Royal Dairy Farm.

More information about Crichton Central can be found on https://www.crichtoncentral.co.uk/

Please note: Easterbrook Bistro is open 7 days a week from 10am to 4pm (last kitchen orders at 3pm) and offers indoor and outdoor seating. The swimming pool remains closed, although this will be reviewed again when we reach Level Zero.

The Cafe, Deli Counter, Lawn and Outdoor Terrace at Crichton Central – now open!

The Lounge at Crichton Central remains closed, but this will ne reviewed at Level Zero.

Connectors Workspace, Meeting Rooms and Packages coming soon to Crichton Central!

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