About
Situated on George Street, Pan’s Cafe was originally the entrance to the adjoining building, Moat Brae, the gardens of which had inspired J. M. Barrie as a child, to write Peter Pan.
Moat Brae had been lovingly and extensively restored back to the house J. M. Barrie had loved and was opened to the public in 2019, the pandemic was not kind, and in 2024, it was sold for office space. The cafe re-opened independently.
Dog Access and Rules
Dogs welcome inside and out.
What's On Offer
Hot drinks, light meals and sweet treats. Vegan options available.
Things To See & Do
The gardens, which were restored complete with pirate ship play park, are beautiful and visible from the cafe’s large windows.
Dumfries is a small, former wool town, and is the final resting place of the Great Baird, Robert Burns. You can visit his mausoleum, located in the graveyard of St. Michael’s Church, and his house on Burns Street.
There are many lovely walks through the streets and parks of the town and surrounding area.
Access and Facilities
Very well designed for disabled access. There is no designated parking. Although there are plenty of parking spaces nearby, these can be a premium, particularly on weekdays.
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