Small Talk — Restaurant in Scotland

What a gorgeous gem of a place! My family and I had lunch here today; the staff were all very welcoming (my 23mo son was very taken with our waitress and smiled every time he spotted her!), and the cafe itself is cosy and inviting, as though you’ve sat down in a family members lounge room.

The venue is also a shop for handbags, scarves and other accessories, and we left with a lovely crafted keychain that my daughter insisted we purchase for her grandmother.

The food was great, simple food well flavoured and filling portions. Their price points are also very reasonable; after working out the currency conversion from back home (Aus) it worked out ~$25 cheaper than we’d have paid for the same at a local joint for similar. My only regret was not ordering a serve of the creamy broccoli and chive soup for myself; I had a taste of my husbands and it was delicious! We‘re on holiday and not long in the area but will definitely be back whilst here, this is hospitality done properly and the staff should be proud that they provide such...

Small but cosy place. Was very busy when we arrived, but then it was lunchtime! Staff took my name and number to call when table was available..was about 10 mins. Well worth the wait. Good coffee and a great selection of sandwiches, panini, etc., as well as various hot and cold specials. Most impressive was the fact that almost everything could be gluten free! They also have a large selection of home made gluten few cakes. Parking is on street outside..busy but plenty of it, with a quick turnaround....

This wonderful place is so good that I want to keep it a secret - all to myself and my friends. My man and I have been going for many years. It was excellent to begin with and had improved over time. We love the atmosphere, food, decor and above all the staff. Our favourite time to go is just after it has opened so that we can have warm scones with our coffee. Keep it up folk. You are doing an...