Cafe Comrie — Restaurant in Scotland

Me the partner and a friend called here and we were impressed. It very traditionsl in its decor but it suits its position on the high street. They had a tuna sandwich between them and it was big enough to easily share and agreed it was very good, I had the baked tottie and haggis, the potato being cooked just right, not to hard but not all soft and squidgy like some and the haggis was not dry and just nicely spicey. (Don't know whos they used.) We then had a Biscoff sunday which was very good with crushed biscoff through the icecream as well as the biscoff base and 2 biscuits in it. Not usually my thing but enjoyed. The staff were very friendly and...

Upon entering the cafe, everything went as expexted, I was greeted and given a table to sit. I chose my food, but when this was being delivered to me, the waiter tripped and the food fell all over me. Even though I was covered in food, I still ate it, by licking my arms and chest. But that wasn't the problem, the actuall problem was that I got severe burns from the boiling hot coffee. As an apology, the waiter did a dance, which I was confused about. Overall recomend, but make sure to grab the food directly at the counter, unless you want to lick it...

Great wee place, with friendly and helpful staff. All hygiene measures and social distancing in place. Table service with specials offered. Food came quickly. Fantastic lentil soup with a very hearty tuna sandwich made with really nice wholemeal bread. All served with a smooth cappuccino. Just what we needed after bagging our first Munro. Too full for cake sadly, but next time we're passing through Comrie we'll definitely stop to sample the delights of the...