Cafe Kisa — Restaurant in Scotland

Really disappointed with here. I came here on Sunday and ordered chilli beef nachos. Once they came I started tucking in only to find the chilli beef was cold. I kept an eye out for the waitress to get her attention but with no luck. I started eating because I was quite hungry and thought I would just mix them with the salsa and it would be fine. Further to this I was also trying to get the waitress attention as I had asked for some water and still hadn't received and I also wanted some wine. I kept looking over and everyone seemed to be congregating at the bar next to the kitchen entrance and having abit of a giggle which isn't an issue but it must have been at least 20mins or more and no one had came over to be to see if I needed anything or to ask how my meal was. Eventually the waitress did come over and I did mention to her that an element of the dinner was cold and that I had tried to get someone's attention but with no luck. Needless to say nothing was done and I still paid for my meal which normally I would have disputed given the service and standard of the meal but I was too tired to bother. Not sure I would come back given the...

Diverted to Auchterarder for a break from a long journey on the A9 and what a gem of a place this is! Its rare to find this sort of quality cafe nowadays and Cafe Kisa is obviously a very popular location place to meet for a meal or afternoon tea. Luckily there was a table free but if you plan to visit for any length of time on a Saturday it's probably best to reserve. There's an extensive food and drinks menu. The coffee, tea and cakes we had were excellent. Also great service and tables and floor were kept continously clean while we were there. Toilets were also spotless. Did not park opposite but in the main car park a short stroll away. It was free and despite being a peak season Saturday there were...

Went here with my family for coffee 21st Sept on our way to Gleneagles. Shouldn't have bothered. We sat outside as cafe was busy but we're not made welcome despite having a member of our group on crutches. We had the menus slammed down in front of us and told that the people inside took priority over us and we would have to wait. Fair enough but One waiter was particularly rude and when challenged on his manner became very hostile. Would not go back to this cafe. They spoiled our day with their bad attitude. We understood that we would have to wait but the waiter made it clearly obvious that we were not welcome at all. Staff need reminding that without the customers they...