Port Pantry — Restaurant in Scotland

Five of us looking for at least 5 hot drinks + at least 5 cakes. Not a bad little earner to finish off the day, especially when it's only 4.05 p.m. + the place shuts at 4.30 p.m. (as an aside, not sure if customers have to leave when shop shuts at 4.30 p.m. or is it just kitchen that shuts + one can stay on to finish whatever ones ordered 🤔? Staff dont seem too clear on this fact either. Might be worth getting some signage on display to this effect, not to mention staff training). However, to be met with a staff member who is not the least bit interested in your custom + would rather continue munching their crisps, is strike one. To be told (in a tone that was very lacklustre + lackadaisical) that our arrival would mean she'd have to clear a table of it's dirty dishes, was strike two. To then have same staff member bring what looked like a dirty grey dish rag + flick off the crumbs, rather than wipe table clean (ideally with clean cloth) was strike three. So we left +...

Me and my work colleague popped in for a small coffee to take away, as we entered I caught the scent of food that was very appealing to my senses which in turn caused me to order some food. The clock was at 11.36 so they were still serving breakfast, I can't turn down a full Scottish breakfast NOM NOM! The lady who was serving also had the voice of an angel , as she was singing along to Patrick Swayze - She's like the wind, I felt like I had time traveled to a greater time, where fun and joy was the norm. Anyway as I digress, the breakfast came and I was more than happy with what I was given! The food was very scrumptious and I'm still full as I write this review! Also they were out of plastic cutlery, so the most beautiful lady I ever seen handed me a fork to take away, I felt blessed 💕...

Not a great experience is this little local cafe. The young waitresses were very good and polite but the older one, who couldn't manage 'your table is ready', undone all their hard work and effort. She did the same to other people so it wasn't just us.

You order at the counter which means there's more people moving about in the tiny cafe than there needs to be making it feels busier than it really is. We couldn't think of a good reason for it.

When you're being treated to lunch by someone else you can't really complain. My burger was rubbery and the chips were dried up. I gave up towards the end as my face was beginning to ache. I didn't complain but I wouldn't go back.

The pubs across the road are pricier but you get what you pay for. If you can get in there, we couldn't, I'd...