A charity tearoom in Ayrshire has reopened to the public for the first time since Covid-19.
Lindy’s tearoom at Hansel in Symington are “delighted” to be back serving up customers after a break of over two-years due to the pandemic.
The vibrant social enterprise cafe - which was named after Lindy Murdoch, the daughter of Hansel’s founders - is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 1.30pm, and provides made to order filled rolls, soup and hot drinks.
A hot daily lunchtime special, served from 12noon, and takeaway offerings are also available.
Linda Armstrong, Lindy’s tearoom supervisor, said: “The Lindy’s team are delighted to be able to welcome visitors back to the tea room.
“Now that Covid restrictions have eased, we are able to open back up to the general public whom we have missed during the pandemic.
Linda added that the team are also looking forward to hosting their first public event- a Christmas concert- since reopening.
She added: “Kilmarnock Concert Brass Band will be performing on Friday, December 16 at 7pm.
“Tickets are available from Lindy’s at only £6 each.
“This was a favourite event for people prior to Covid and we’re sure it will be popular once again.”
Lindy’s tearoom, located within the Hansel Broadmeadows estate just off the southbound A77, equips people with additional support needs with the tools needed to prepare for and be supported in employment, as part of Hansel 3e- employment, education and enterprise.
Hansel 3e supports several people through their supported businesses at Hansel, including Lindy’s, grounds maintenance, and their fully operational commercial laundry service.
Lindy’s can also accommodate large groups by prior appointment. Parking is available on site along with electric car charging points.
To contact the Lindy’s team please call 01563 831437, email linda.armstrong@hansel.org.uk or pop in during their opening times.
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