Oliver Twistz — Restaurant in Scotland

First time in today at lunchtime with my friend. We both ordered the Oliver Twist which consisted of a poached egg, 3 slices of streaky bacon which was cooked until it was so hard I had to snap it to eat it and tiny vine tomatoes a sausage with 2 pancakes and maple syrup. At £12.50 we thought it was a tad expensive for what was on the plate. We also got a tea and a coffee. We placed our order then waited nearly half an hour for our food. The waitress did come up at one point and said our food would be out in just another 5 mins (it was 15 mins). By this time our drinks were cold and we didn't order more as we were actually on the verge of leaving. Nobody asked if the food was OK or if we wanted another drink. The food which we received was OK but overpriced because of the rock hard bacon and the very long wait. We won't be returning and...

Booked a table for 6 for a few friends to catch up.

For a fat man I’m surprisingly a picky eater. Nothing ventured nothing gained we thought. Well I’m glad we tried it as each course was delicious!

I’ve always steered clear of cauliflower as I’ve never enjoyed it, clearly hadn’t found a way I would enjoy it until now!

Food came out perfectly timed in between courses and the waitstaff couldn’t do enough for us to make sure we enjoyed our meal.

All 6 agreed we’d have to return when the menu changes, but I might sneak back for another round of this months...

3rd Visit to Oliver Twistz and it won't be our last. Yes, it is a little pricey but the food is delicious and different to anything else on offer in Kirkcaldy. Staff are friendly, efficient and actually smile and interact with the customers. Saturday's visit was for the tasting menu in collaboration with Choola, a street food vendor. We were not disappointed. So glad to have a fine dining experience without having to schlep over...