Dnisi — Restaurant in Scotland

Very nice bistro/cafe located in the centre of Stranraer handy for popping in for a coffee and a snack and watch the world go by, very clean and well presented, staff are very friendly and helpful, service is normally quick, disability access is ok can be a bit awkward though opening the door if in a wheelchair assistance would be needed, decent size with additional space upstairs for customers, also kids toys available to keep them entertained with child seats, only reason it's not 5 star in my opinion I think it's slightly overpriced for the majority of things on the menu, but the food is excellent and coffee is really good, just in my view a bit expensive, so it's more of a wee treat to go in and...

Fresh from a ten hour coach journey from London...tired..hungry and in need of a somewhere to relax..d'nisi was the first place I encountered when I entered the town and I'm so glad I did. The staff were fantastic from the moment I walked in the door. The staff were welcoming and immediately very helpful, assisting me with my cases and seating me a table. The manager, Kate, then went out of her way to provide cheerful and knowledgeable table service..recommending a cortado coffee and panini. Fantastic. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Clean..cozy..welcoming. wonderful, cheery staff. Defiantly returning on my next visit and recommending to anyone heading...

Popped in for a quick lunch, café wasn't busy so wasn't expecting a long wait. 30 minutes later there was no sign of our lunch (toasted sandwiches) so queried how much longer we'd have to wait. Unfortunately our order had been lost and the numerous staff walking around hadn't noticed we hadn't been served. Our lunch arrived 45mins after we'd ordered. The lady who eventually served us didn't even mention the fact we'd had to wait so long! In fairness another staff member, possibly the manager came over to apologise. This was our one and only visit so can't comment on usual service but hope it's better than we...