Cisco's Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

Good coffee, bad sandwich.

Came here for morning coffee and breakfast. The place was surprisingly busy for 7am. It's a rather small venue, with bar stools instead of tables. We managed to get 2 of the 4 seats facing out the window so at least we got a more interesting view than the wall.

Coffee was nice, good flavour, crema, all the rest of it. Roasted vegetable and chorizo toasted panini were quite disappointing. There weren't enough fillings and no dressing which overall left the sandwich dry and tasteless. At least it was warm.

Wife had the tea and croissant. Tea is tea, pretty hard to get that wrong... The croissant was freshly baked I think, or at least freshly warmed up. It came with a side order of jam, but overall nothing to write home about.

Staff were really nice and brought our orders to our seat...

I just a lovely experience at Cisco's :) I really fancied a sour dough sandwich and after asking in several cafe's in town, with no luck, I thought I'd see if Cisco's was still open. (I'm never usually in town early enough to catch them!) Anyway, joined the queue and they were super busy, I nearly didn't ask because I thought it might be too much trouble, but the person who served me confirmed they could do a sourdough no problem, suggested a BLT with avocado, which was absolutely delicious (great quality bacon and plenty of filling generally). Such a great place, lovely friendly atmosphere - you can tell why they have been in business so long. It's the wee things that make a...

The staff were lovely and friendly. I had poached eggs on toast yummy 🤤 brown bread was really nice. Hubby had a ham and cheese omelette and brown toast, again really nice. Cappuccino and americano coffees was very nice. Opens at 7 in the morning. Has seating outside. So good we went 2 mornings on our 3 day stay in Stirling, would definitely go back. Biscoff slice...