Cafe Su — Restaurant in Scotland

Food and service are always of a very high standard and it's always busy with both sit-in and takeaway customers. What I really like about it is the 'community' atmosphere. The staff know, and take very good care of, their regular customers, especially the older or disabled ones. (They're also friendly and welcoming to newcomers.) That's a very valuable and increasingly rare level of service. I imagine it means a great deal to those customers to know they'll be well looked after. From my own point of view, I ordered a black coffee and asked if the waitress could add some cold water to it (a simple request other places have struggled with!) She agreed - with a smile - and brought a small creamer, filled with cold water, along with the coffee. That's a small detail but it makes all the difference. Café Su might be a more down to earth place than its local competitors, but I think it's all the...

As cafes go this one of the least pretentious out there. It's an honest, no frills, cheap every day cafe. For the cost, the food is great, cheap, basic, tasty but good quality and the service fast and excellent. Just an honest no frills every day cafe. What more can you ask for? If only others were as up front and less pretentious. Well done for not going down the route of elephant dropping coffee and virgin oat milk latter nonsense! 👏...

I am disabled with a wheelie and loosing my sight. I queued up at the door waiting for a seat . I was shown to a seat, and i was told that I would have to fold my wheelie and put it behind the chair . I done this and the same person said that i could not have it behind the chair, as it was a obstruction. Inwas...