Sonas Café Bistro — Restaurant in Scotland

My friend and I popped in for a bite to eat on Sunday 27th November 2022. We both ordered sandwiches - a BLT and Tuna with cheese, and a pot of tea. I asked the waitress, who, it transpires, is the manager, if I could have a large cup for my tea. Her reply was that a pot of tea comes with small cups! On checking the serving area, larger cups were available. A nice, polite young waiter brought our tea with said small cup. I asked if it was possible, could I have a larger cup. With no hesitation, he asked if I would like a mug! The sandwiches we had were very disappointing. The bread wasn't buttered, with virtually non existent filling. Tasteless! When the waiter came to collect our plates and ask if everything was ok for us, I explained our didappointment with the sandwiches.The waiter advised that the bread should be buttered. We were asked if we would like to see the manager, which we agreed to. Turns out, the manager was the same female who took our order. We explained our general disappointment regarding lack of filling and bread being dry. Her response was that they don't butter the bread, quickly trying to qualify it by saying "most people have toasties." The menu title is "Sandwiches/ Toasties" Her response to our disappointment was a lackluster "I'm sorry to hear that", before quickly scuttling away. We paid £18.95 for sandwiches, which looked like they were made by a five year old, and tea. The manager is of Irish descent. We won't be back. It used to a lovely little...

A nice wee place with a great selection of breakfast and lunch. Ideal to visit after some hiking/outdoor activity in the beautiful Campsie area. Why a 4 star only? Usually the staff is very friendly but today (31/01/23) the 2 young girls working had an attitude of “why are you coming in?” Coffee and food were thrown at the table without a word. Upon paying for the bill they seemed annoyed disturbing their chat. Customer Service: ⭐️✖️✖️✖️✖️(today) If this happens with new customers they might think twice...

Discovered this great little bistro whilst hiking in and around Campsie Glen. It's now a favourite place for coffee and lunch whether I'm hiking or not. The food and coffee is great quality and value for money. There is an outside seating area for when the weather allows. The bistro is also dog friendly for well behaved pooches, with water bowls also provided. Parking is limited although roadside parking, just a short walk away, is available. Some lovely walks close by with walk details and...