A popular Dunfermline café has entered a new chapter after being taken over by former employee, Neil Arundel.
The Yellow Coloured Café in Rosyth, changed hands three months ago and since then, the new team have made a number of changes.
Neil Arundel said: “When the previous owners said they were looking to sell, I got together with two friends and bought it over.
“We’re making some changes, like extending the counter and we’ll be introducing new menu items. We’ve also joined Dunfermline Eats to expand our reach."
The café has jumping on the wave of evening café culture by extending their hours and offering table-top gaming nights and their space to club who wish to book.
He continued: “We’ve got Magic: The Gathering on Fridays, Warhammer on Tuesdays, and Dungeons and Dragons on Wednesday nights. Eventually, we want to open every evening and bring in even more clubs.”
While changes are being made, the favourites remain. Most notably, the café’s famous cheesecake.
Neil said: “The Yellow Café has always been known for our cheesecake, and it was part of the purchase agreement that we’d continue to serve it. We offer six flavours on a Tuesday and eight on a Friday. Customers can also order directly from us.”
The new team has kept the original staff on board, ensuring the same friendly service regulars have come to know and love.
Looking ahead, the team is feeling optimistic about business. Mr Arundel said: “We’ve got Caledonia High School being built just across the road, and new housing is going up nearby. We’re even trialling food options for school kids.”
The café hopes that the school will bring an increased interest in their gaming and activity nights, which are proving to be a success.
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