Bonnie Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

I liked this place a lot prelockdown and felt everyone was really friendly but I since had a baby and have been twice with him and I felt a little unwelcome. The first time my son was very young so just started solids and I asked if he can eat something I brought with me ( none of their food was suitable at that stage) I was told...okay but its usually not allowed. I felt like this was a little unfriendly given the request wasn't that unreasonable and most other places are absolutely fine with it for a young baby. The second time I came with my pram and parked it at my table as best I could out the way of others. Immediately i was asked 'are you going to leave your pram there?' i asked if they had a place for it and they said no but can they move me to the door. I honestly felt like just leaving as the women serving me seemed a little annoyed and I was embarrassed. I ended up being placed right at the door with the pram jammed up beside me. It probably isn't the place to go if you have a young baby which is a shame as it is a nice...

As someone who doesn’t eat eggs to not be given the option to change them on the set menu for something else was disappointing. I didn’t ask to change them for bacon or something like that I asked to change them to hash browns so something that would be similar priced. Never have I been refused a request like this anywhere else. If they are not going to allow something like this then a build a breakfast option would have been good. As it turns out the quality of the bacon / sausages is poor anyway, the sausages are clearly cheap frozen rubbish and the bacon is some of the worst I’ve ever seen, full of fat. I would advise anyone considering trying here for a breakfast to avoid and try somewhere else instead. Finally I’m not sure if it’s new owners as I’ve had takeaway rolls from here in the past and the food was fine but...

First ever visit here, I went in for a late breakfast. I got a latte and a bacon roll with tattie scone. The food was good. I would have preferred a softer tattie scone but still enjoyed. The latte was lovely. I fairly enjoyed that. Atmosphere was nice and relaxed, quiet as only a few in, but that suited me and my sleeping baby. There is plenty of room for pram, buggy, or wheelchair. The only thing is you'll need to open the doors wide to get in which the member of staff helped. Also, there is a...