DelightfulNess — Restaurant in Scotland

Only gave one star because no other option. We purchased two baps to take away for trip back to Fort William to have an en-route picnic.. looked forward to tucking in at glencoe.. Utter disappointment on opening our lunch box to find two pathetic looking baps, with one slice of thin square processed cheese and one slice of peel back packet ham.. We were totally disgusted, such a disappointment.needless to say we binned them. Felt like we had been done over and fobbed off as they knew we were English tourists and travelling through. Good job we could sent a review to warn others of our experience.. I can honestly say that it was the only disappointment in our whole Scottish experience. And cost us £8 for...

I visited a few weeks ago and I’m still thinking about the perfectly outstanding turkey, cranberry, & Brie toasty we ate here! The cup of lentil soup was equally delicious, and both were so reasonably priced. I just picked up the ingredients to try and recreate the toasty at home but I’m positive I’ll fall short. Guess I’ll just have to visit again!

Note: Ours was the first tour coach to arrive that day, and we ordered some of the first sandwiches in the case. By the time we were half done with our meal, they had sold out. Granted, this was the off season. Still - don’t hesitate and make a beeline...

While the ice cream itself was delicious, I was disappointed with the service. When I asked to taste the whisky-flavored ice cream, I was made to feel uncomfortable, as if asking for a sample was an inconvenience. Sampling is an important part of choosing a product, especially with unique flavors, and customers should feel welcome — not judged — when making a request. A small gesture of friendliness can make a big difference in a customer’s experience and can encourage them to return and recommend the...