Finnegans — Restaurant in Scotland

In I went to Finnegans on Sat. 14/9/24 at around 9.45am

Please wait to be seated it reads as I stand in a glass cage 😂

This must be a posh restaurant that I'm going into, was the thought 🤔 that came to me, but fortunately I hadn't that long to wait & when the waiter approached me I pointed to a table for 2 that I would like to sit at & he took me over to it.

Another waitress came to my table & took my order for the SIMPLE breakfast & I told her that I would like my coffee latte along with my breakfast BUT I ended up with my latte BEFORE my breakfast came.

I drank half of my coffee, before my lovely tasting breakfast came & because of that I asked for some hot🔥water to top up my coffee which had cooled down & that request was attended to 👍

Now what was wrong with my lovely tasting breakfast❓ It was served up on a cold plate 🍽️ & my beans were only warm, but other than that it all tasted very good. The tattie scone wasn't all soggy or even burnt on one side that has happened to me elsewhere - including cold plates & my fried egg🍳 wasn't even frizled up, it was spot on & I will pop in again & taste their special...

Late in adding this review. Booked for afternoon tea 20th August, after seeing they had won an award. The booking was a special thank you to friends. I wasn’t impressed. And wouldn’t return. Was told it was from 2pm on a Sunday. Which I accepted. Food wasn’t great 2 types of sandwiches. Cakes were dry like they had been left out for days. We were served a coffee and tea each. When we were looking for refills no one came near us. We had to approach the counter. The refill tea was just hot water added to the first pot. No new tea bags. We were then told that’s them shut. It was only 3pm. If I had known we were only getting 1 Hr. I would have booked somewhere else. We were not offered an earlier time. Even though I had booked a few months in advance. Based on my experience and my party of 4. All 4 said we...

Without a doubt, the No1 place for food during the day in Falkirk. No compromise on ingredients, lovely service and great surroundings - lovely quirky, yet tasteful decor and furnishings (the building was the original Falkirk post office so has bags of character on the exterior too). They also do themed evenings such as burger nights which are excellent value and very popular. They operate a 'bring your own bottle' policy on the themed nights which makes your night even better value. The steak pie I had here was one of the best I've ever had and I'm very fussy when it comes to steak pie, but this had melt in the mouth meat, veg cooked to perfection, and lovely chips. Great place and a real credit to Falkirk. Highly...