Called in here for coffee twice last week when out exploring the surrounding countryside. The…read moreservice was very good and the range of homemade cakes has enough to suit all tastes. There's a good amount of seating both inside and out and the coffee is well selected. Works by local artists are also on sale. If you visit to have a look at the nearby beach you should definitely stop in to either stock up for the onward journey or to relax a bit longer.

Who eats at a diner in the middle of the Scottish highlands?…read more Me. It was actually my birthday this day and I knew I needed a milkshake with dinner after hiking approximately 14 miles on the West Highland Way. The spicy chicken sandwich hit the spot. The Oreo milkshake was actually fantastical in every way possible. A very nice man named David was our server and we enjoyed his conversation!

This was one of the worst diner experiences I have ever had. We were greeted by a very unfriendly…read morewoman who judged us with every dirty look she gave us. The food was okay, though it wasn't worth the price at all. The mayonnaise tasted like it had been in the store for years. I ordered a Cheese Tomato Toastie, though was given one with onions instead of tomatoes. When returning the Toastie, I was once again given a dirty look. The new one tasted like they just reused the old toast. The diner itself was weirdly empty - I would suggest getting more furniture. Would not come back. Go to the TJ's instead - it is WAYYY better than this.

Fantastic place for a quick cheap meal while in Dundee. Great staff quick service and hot food what…read moremore can you ask for. So pop down the lane Peter Street between Murraygate and Seagate and you will find Tonys Diner. Go on try it you will love it.

We didn't have enough time for a sit down lunch so we got a couple of sandwiches to takeaway. It…read morewas 2 slices of white bread with a slice of ham in the middle. That's it. When they bragged about making their sandwiches on site, I expected something more...my fault...it was okay for a quick bite at a quick stop along a tour. The staff were definitely very friendly and the cafeteria area and gift shop looked very nice; maybe if we'd had more time...just average for me this time...

We spent nine days in Scotland and hadn't yet had a British breakfast? How the hell did that…read morehappen? The more surprising thing is that this oversight hadn't even occurred to us until we sat down for lunch at the Bridge Cafe and saw that a couple of different breakfast plates were on option. It was not too late! I think we both went with the "Wee Yin," which was only £6 and came with an egg, meat (lorne sausage for me), bacon, a tattie scone, beans, and toast. I don't think I have a small appetite, but this was plenty. (The "Big Yin" adds additional good stuff for £2.5 more: haggis, black pudding, and mushrooms. I'd have to wait till the next morning to get some haggis and black pudding...) This was simple but hearty eating, and very satisfying at the midpoint of a drive from Skye back to the Edinburgh area. Spean Bridge is a charming little place, and this spotless cafe is colorful, has plenty of natural light, and a cheerful air to it. At one point, a couple of the young servers picked up instruments (acoustic guitar and accordion) just behind us, and I thought we were going to be subjected to acoustic jam versions of pop songs, just like those dreaded at a certain chain sandwich shop in the States. But this was pretty great, just an interlude of a couple of sprightly yet gentle instrumentals, and then they were back to their tables. Excellent spot.

Stayed at the Inn. Tried out the their cappuccino late and the breakfast was fulfilling. The staff…read moreis friendly and if you have any questions they did not hesitate on answering. The locals were nice and start up conversation. Everyone treats you like family.

The Inn is beautiful but for 150 a night, being put across the street in a tiny shabby room was…read moreunexpected. I would consider the room a 69.99 value or 85 with breakfast. We felt we were catfished by the beautiful pictures of the Inn. The street is also quite busy and fast moving traffic makes it a dangerous cross to get to and from the pub/restaurant. The pub is awesome with friendly staff, very old, rustic decor and loads of taxidermy.

Stopped here on a drive from Edinburgh to Inverness. Like others have said, decor is a bit dated…read morebut it's a cozy place with surprisingly really good food! Clean and well-maintained little restaurant.

A really good stop on our way up north…read more We were heading North (coming from Largs - on the way to Inverness) and felt a bit hungry and needed a quick stop anyways. The landscape is fantastic here, but we didn't see any restaurants for a while. So when we saw the sign of Snack Shack we were quite happy. It was a pretty cold and foggy day, but still (or because of) the countryside looked amazing. We took a seat outside, since we were travelling with our dog. There is a good number of tables inside as well. Service was really friendly and we got our order quickly. We had a soup, which was rich and hot and a Honey Ham Sandwich (freshly made), which was also tasty. It was a very welcome stop and a good opportunity to enjoy the lovely views outside. Please be awere that the toilets are for customers only, which is very much understandable (even though we saw some sneaking in). Just buy something small if you need to use it.

Had both dinner and breakfast here. The scones! The croissants! Oh my!! This place is delicious. It…read morewas a west highland way hikers dream. Every single thing we ordered was delicious. The food came out FAST and service was excellent. I enjoyed that they had a self service water station, as I was thirsty and it was nice to fill up when I needed to. A very cute little stop on our way, a highlight in Tyndrum.

Amazing food, local farmers, and made fresh. My party had the fish and chips, both regular and…read moregluten free, as well as soup and burger. All was so good. They have a dedicated gluten free fryer and are celiac certified. The tartar sauce is homemade but the fish doesn't need it. Super flavor able. Also have GF desserts.

It was a great little whim of the moment stop in for some food before heading home, and it was a…read morefantastic decision. The pancakes were delicious, I got them with blueberries and they were so sweet but just the right amount. You really get you moneys worth. We also had some curly fries and a full Scottish breakfast which were great. The ambiance was nice, and what you would expect for a Saturday brunch spot. There was surprisingly no wait, however, so we just walked right in! Large menu so I'm sure everyone could find something they'd like. There is also a full coffee & tea bar for all the caffeine needs. Overall, a good find !!

You can't expect a diner called The Pancake Place to be much more than what it actually is: a place…read morefor pancakes. Of course, I have a special soft and mushy section in my heart for all things pancake, so I was instantly drawn to this little nook. Situated across from a McDonalds, where expectations *must* be lowered, The Pancake Place is a little respite from the hustle and bustle of the morning crowds, where everyone is in a hurry to get a coffee, get a pastry, walk-eat-and-talk-on-the-phone, hurry, Hurry, HURRY! A nice diner like The Pancake Place was the perfect spot for me to have a hot cup of coffee and a stack of flapjacks, while I read my book. I got a Bacon Stack and, expecting the bacon to be perched on the edge of my plate, I was delighted to find that it was nestled in between pancakes, like a little treasure hunt! The 'maple-flavoured syrup' was a little too sweet for my liking, but still ok; and the pancakes themselves were light and fluffy, compared to the dense bricks one normally finds. The service was great, and I felt well-attended to, but not harassed. Delightfully pleased with The Pancake Place, and my expectations of the place were met perfectly, as it is exactly what it claims to be: a place for pancakes.

We are American tourists in Dundee looking for a quiet lunch and found this treasure of an Italian…read morerestaurant. The service has been welcoming and prompt. The food exceeded our expectations. We both had the lunch special which was only priced £13. For that very low price we had large and fancy starters like my smoked salmon and shrimp on fresh Spring greens. The portion was large and fresh. My lunch was a pork medallion prepared with Marsala and cheese. It was done perfectly. The lunch included several choices of desert. I would recommend this to anyone in Dundee and I will be here again on my next trip in town.

Had dinner here last Saturday and found it to be an enjoyable experience…read more Portion sizes were good (the ham wrapped asparagus being large enough to mean I couldn't do full justice to my Pollo Bellini main course). Likewise my partner struggled to finish her chicken and ravioli after her bread, olives & oil starter. All the staff who dealt with us were efficient & attentive and particularly good at anticipating our youngest diner's needs. The Montepulciano we chose was good and the overall cost for the three of us was very keen. A pleasing discovery indeed.

This really is an old styled cafe. It serves basic grub at good prices. Due to it's location in…read moreStirling Bus station it can be pretty busy at times with the bus drivers getting their breakfast/lunch but the service is really good. They do fantastic breakfast rolls (bacon, sausage) and will cook these the way you like them. The staff are very friendly and always quick to help. The only downside of this cafe is that it is not a separate shop. It is open plan, so if you are not keen on the idea of people walking past you as you eat then this is not the place for you. The table are laid out in the foyer area of the bus station and it can be pretty busy, so there will be people wandering by as you try to eat/drink.