Tartan Coffee House — Restaurant in Scotland

Having not been in for a while ,I thought food would be as good as before .I was sadly disappointed .I had Turkey ,stuffing and cranberry panini ,and although it looked nice ,with a lovely mixed salad garnish .I opened panini to find rubbery plasticy cheap turkey meat ,not roast turkey which I expected with stuffing .I buy the cheap stuff for my dogs .There was one slice cut into two ,so thin that you could not taste it .I mention to young waitress that I was looking fir the turkey and she just looked and said sorry and walked away .I asked if restaurant had been bought over recently as food was very poor .At the end after leaving most of my panini the more mature waitress asked me if I enjoyed what I had .I said I was shocked at thin half slice of turkey I got .She immediately went to kitchen and brought me 3 half slices of turkey .She said that they had an apprentice in the Kitchen who had made food and had obviously not been supervised so did not give me more than a half slice of turkey on my panini .It was sorted in the end but £7 for such a cheap turkey slice on a panini was not what I expected .Won't go back despite them rectifying the problem ,Turkey was very poor quality .Why do these places that are great ,cut back to save money and shoot themselves in the foot ,it's crazy to destroy the good reputation that they had .It was very empty fir Sunday Afternoon so perhaps that should have told us to avoid .My companion had chilli chicken but it looked very meagre amount as well He ate it as he was hungry but was also looking for the chicken and cheese on it which was non existent .Bought a lovely scarf so it was not a complete waste of time .Cappachino was over £3 a cup which was lovely but again not cheap.Dont know if this place will survive if they keep cutting back on fillings .Sadly we...

I am a man sitting waiting for a plane at Dundee Airport. I am off to London on a work trip and to see my going family. Imagine my delight to see a full vegetarian breakfast on the menu - the perfect pre-flight meal! Whilst the meal was cooking, I had a moment to myself to pursue the small shop in the restaurant. I bought my wife one pair of Gustav Klimt gloves, an owl scarf and a small portrait of a dog. As I returned to my seat I was swiftly treated with a steaming mound of breakfast. Initially this pleased me, as mentioned previously, a full breakfast is the perfect pre-flight meal. Unfortunately as the food made its way further inside of me, I felt a deep unease gripping my stomach. I believe something deeply evil and sad had happened to the breakfast and it’s negative energy was seeping into my stomach and lower intestine. Not willing to risk bringing such an energy to London, to my family, I immediately spat out my food, grabbed the gifts for my wife, threw the plate to the floor and ran out the door. Would not recommend unfortunately - however frappe was delicious and very...

Discovered this lovely wee coffee house after a wee jaunt up the Perth Road to visit Ron Lawsons new gallery . Just a visit for cake n coffee today as was mid afternoon . Nice quirky decor, mix and match table and chairs in front half of cafe then a wee gift section in middle and through into back half a beautiful snug with big open fire place , wing back chairs and comfy sofas , very cosy and inviting . Nice selection of home made cakes, vegetarian and gluten/dairy free catered for. Good selection of coffees and black/green and herbal teas . I had a chai latte which was very nice and a delicious moist slice of gin/lemon sponge . They had a good breakfast/ lunch menu on the board but that will be for a different day . Lovely family owned place with good atmosphere and mix of customers will be visiting again as I always like to support local business and avoid chains...