Cognito at the Cross
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Chamber Rating
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K G
Good pastries but the lunch options arent great. Its very hard to find healthy food options with vegetables that arent covered in mayo. The falafel is dry and unseasoned and very hard to find other vegetarian options.
Apr 30th, 2023 -
Mark Cullen
I've wanted to try this place since it opened but only just got around to it. I know the other two Cognito eateries Nicky owns (though one has since been sold) and frequented the original one from when it opened until Covid 19. Well, this week I finally made it to The Cross. And, I'm going to be charitable and say maybe I got it on a bad day, but I was disappointed. I'd expected it to be cool and chilled. It wasn't. I found it noisy and crowded. I was hoping for a little table to have some lunch and a read of the paper. I was given "table 4" by a not particularly friendly member of staff. It's in inverted commas, as table 4 is a plank of wood about 12 inches wide bolted to the window frame. This is even though thee were at least two other small tables free. I had a tuna mayo baked potato which was just about okay, though the spud had been cooked for about four hours. And, like I said, eating at a foot wide table while perched on a stool wasn't the chilled experience I was hoping for. So, I'll be open minded and maybe try it again, but I'm afraid that won't be for a while.
Apr 27th, 2023 -
Michael West
I only had a panini however it was a disaster, tasted lovely hence the 2 stars but the panini wasnt crispy. Just warm bread. Where the panini was sliced, there was residue of red, looks like jam but could be something else from another sandwich, unsure. (I do have photos if youd like) Also was stated on the label tuna Mayo panini it was actually tuna and cheese. I dont think this place takes that much notice of potential allergies and/or cross contamination. So not good for a first visit.
Apr 17th, 2023 -
Norman Will
Food : 4/5 | Service : 4/5 | Atmosphere : 4/5 Recommended dishes Scone More
Mar 27th, 2023 -
Saltpig Canteen
Nice place, friendly staff. Theres 3 stars for that however, a few things let it down. Firstly 7 for a bagel is ridiculous but, if people are willing to pay that price, good for them. Secondly, they took the bagel from me while I paid and got drinks. I wondered what they were doing but figured they were putting it on a plate as they did ask if I wanted crisps and salad. I sat and waited and, when it came out it was toasted, which I wasnt asked if I wanted and if I was asked, I wouldnt have wanted. I didnt point it out as Id only popped in for a quick bite. For 7 the experience and quality should be better.
Mar 19th, 2023
Contact Info
Questions & Answers
Q Where is Cognito at the Cross located?
A Cognito at the Cross is located at Queens Cross Church, 38 Albyn Pl, Aberdeen, sct AB10 1YN
Q What is the internet address for Cognito at the Cross?
A The website (URL) for Cognito at the Cross is: http://www.cognitoatthecross.co.uk/
Q What days are Cognito at the Cross open?
A Cognito at the Cross is open:
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Q How is Cognito at the Cross rated?
A Cognito at the Cross has a 4.5 Star Rating from 126 reviewers.
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Cognito at the Cross
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Overall Rating
( 126 Reviews )K G on Google
Good pastries but the lunch options arent great. Its very hard to find healthy food options with vegetables that arent covered in mayo. The falafel is dry and unseasoned and very hard to find other vegetarian options.
Mark Cullen on Google
I've wanted to try this place since it opened but only just got around to it. I know the other two Cognito eateries Nicky owns (though one has since been sold) and frequented the original one from when it opened until Covid 19. Well, this week I finally made it to The Cross. And, I'm going to be charitable and say maybe I got it on a bad day, but I was disappointed. I'd expected it to be cool and chilled. It wasn't. I found it noisy and crowded. I was hoping for a little table to have some lunch and a read of the paper. I was given "table 4" by a not particularly friendly member of staff. It's in inverted commas, as table 4 is a plank of wood about 12 inches wide bolted to the window frame. This is even though thee were at least two other small tables free. I had a tuna mayo baked potato which was just about okay, though the spud had been cooked for about four hours. And, like I said, eating at a foot wide table while perched on a stool wasn't the chilled experience I was hoping for. So, I'll be open minded and maybe try it again, but I'm afraid that won't be for a while.
Michael West on Google
I only had a panini however it was a disaster, tasted lovely hence the 2 stars but the panini wasnt crispy. Just warm bread. Where the panini was sliced, there was residue of red, looks like jam but could be something else from another sandwich, unsure. (I do have photos if youd like)
Also was stated on the label tuna Mayo panini it was actually tuna and cheese.
I dont think this place takes that much notice of potential allergies and/or cross contamination.
So not good for a first visit.
Norman Will on Google
Food : 4/5 | Service : 4/5 | Atmosphere : 4/5
Recommended dishes Scone More
Saltpig Canteen on Google
Nice place, friendly staff. Theres 3 stars for that however, a few things let it down.
Firstly 7 for a bagel is ridiculous but, if people are willing to pay that price, good for them.
Secondly, they took the bagel from me while I paid and got drinks. I wondered what they were doing but figured they were putting it on a plate as they did ask if I wanted crisps and salad. I sat and waited and, when it came out it was toasted, which I wasnt asked if I wanted and if I was asked, I wouldnt have wanted. I didnt point it out as Id only popped in for a quick bite.
For 7 the experience and quality should be better.