The Coffee Press — Restaurant in Scotland

First visit and sadly will be the last. There is no visible prices for the cakes of the day, the menu doesn't list coffee prices either. The flat white came in a juice glass which is not practical given there is no handle so the risk of scalding yourself is very high. The food, in my opinion is very overpriced. our order consisted of 2 cofees, a scone and a tray bake and was nearly £13. As we left i did see the takeaway menu for food was substantially lower so may worth taking out rather than sitting in. The girl who served us was polite enough but i do believe, for us, other places around the town are better...

Nice wee place, liked the decor and staff very friendly and nice. We were in Sunday midday for the all day breakfast. Large cappuccino excellent, my wife and I both had the big breakfast. Breakfast not bad, bit dry but had we looked at the menu longer we maybe would have gone with the mega breakfast for the beans and haggis. Good quality produce, lovely eggs, bacon, black pudding. Would have been a five other than the dryness and a very disappointing sausage, not really very well cooked and a strange consistency... Rubbery. We will...

Today Saturday 22nd June, my daughter and I went in for a take away cappuccino (we were going for a train) The girl was very slow and didn’t look like she could be bothered. The milk was hardly warned up so I asked if it could be extra hot. We got the coffee paying £5.40 for it and went for our train. The coffee was awful, it was lukewarm and I hardly tasted coffee. It was more like warm milk. Both the coffees went in the bin on John Fannie Street. If I wasn’t in a rush I would have taken them back. I do not recommend this...