Arrochar Tea Room — Restaurant in Scotland

When I read the negative reviews here I completely agree. The owner is nice, but from his reactions to these negative reactions you can read that he is very defensive, while all these people have a point: it is too expensive for the quality that is delivered. The interior and tableware could use an upgrade to give the place a bit more class and if the owner would just take the criticism to heart and improve the quality without raising the prices even more, it would make a difference. For example, by improving the quality of the bread (the toppings are excellent) and the coffee. I ate much fancier in the area and with much more quality for the same price or even slightly less. So don't just respond with excuses, listen to...

Coffee with a time limit. After spending 2 days camping about the area, I arrived down at 11:30 and found this place for a cup of coffee and to wait for my bus. Finished my coffee and was sitting outside enjoying the day as it was sunny. At 12:00, I was asked if I would like anything else to drink. I replied no. I was then told I needed to order something else or move on. There was a free table out the front of the cafe with nobody sitting in it and loads of free chairs. Half an hour to enjoy a coffee is a bit ridiculous. This is the second and last time I will be in here, the first time they had no...

Great wee tea room. Great service and chat from management and staff. Dark wood tables and chairs in a small room gives the room a tight feeling. Very small toilet with wash hand basin outside the toilet room. Cake ordered was amazing best banana loaf I've ever tasted.

Outside three tables all with three chairs on a very narrow pavement next to an extremely busy road. Parking is away from the premises on the other side of the road.

I wish this wee place well. In a different location I think this wee place would be amazing. But with the back view I understand why they stay...