Busters Diner — Restaurant in Scotland

A small but stylish establishment, the food was good with a semi decent range of options which included curry, not what I expected from an American styled diner but the service was very much a one girl band. I could feel the undertones of very poor micromanagement and a lack of leadership. We were the first ones in and had around 10 minutes to peruse the menu before our order was taken. Another table followed 5 minutes behind us and this is where the service was stretched as a third table followed ten minutes after the second. Three tables in a small establishment just big enough to swing your coat off your shoulders without taking someone's eye out. Let's put it in terms of manoeuvrability. You are moving chairs to get into your chair. There's no room for a pushchair amongst the tables so you would have to leave it outside if you had one. As for the staff, they didn't seem very happy, perhaps something to do with the senior manager who seemed to be doing very little in the way of leading by example and was barking orders at the rest of the team from the corner of the kitchen watching the patrons eat. The third table in who had booked for a birthday party complained about the food and it was left to one of the kitchen staff to deal with, something a senior manager is paid to deal with. In fairness the staff member handled the complaint with ease and with an offer to remake the food. Obviously the table refused as they would have been waiting a further 15-20 minutes for food. All in all a 3 star experience. And the 3 stars is for the quality of food and the waitresses...

Disappointed after seeing the photos and reviews, we had a table booked so we were seated quickly, there were people at another table complaining about their order being taken but other tables who arrived after them getting their food first. My wife asked for a glass of wine only to be told that the only alcohol was a lager from a machine that would have been more suited to a home bar. We later saw a person at another table being served a glass of wine, when we queried it we were told it was non alcoholic wine which we would have ordered had we been given the chance to do so. The food was not that great, and the milk shakes were supposed to be thick but were just like flavoured milk. We later saw a for sale sign in the window, so perhaps this explains the food and service. The takeaway away pizza seems popular with the delivery van going out a few times during our visit. We would not...

Pizza is great. Pre made bases, won't lie, but really great taste to them. Highly recommend extra cheese, and can't go wrong with a garlic mayo dip. The dips are a quid and large enough to get through even the largest of pizzas there (14"). Diner is American style, plastered with 'license plates' from the states and other decorations. The space itself however is very tight, and it is difficult to move around, but if you want a takeaway you just stand by the door. Waiting time is shorter thanks to the pre made bases, about ~10 mins i find. It's also very affordable compared to other pizza places, and more consistent too. You can always expect a quality tasting pizza...