Been here Twice, I was hoping for great things but have been sorely disappointed…read more First visit, though the service was slow the food I had (Chicken Philly Melt) was OK fries are a bit odd though. Second and last ever visit, had to wait 30 minutes to be seated and another 30 to be served - service is terrible - this time I had the Blueberry Pancake Breakfast - this order was put through incorrectly and for some reason served on two plates, though there was more than enough space on one - The hash browns were raw and the rest of the food looked unappetizing and cold. I have uploaded a picture, I had already started on the pancakes as I was very hungry after having waited so long for the food

New place where Tobys used to be, personally I think Tobys was far better... Only 2 servers Friday…read morenight, long waits, very mediocre food. honestly try KFC or something I can't be bother writing any more

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.

To be honest, I've walked passed the alley that has signs on it for Bread + Butter and Chippy Doon…read morethe Lane but have never ventured down in to either. Well, this has all changed. My boyfriend and two of our friends enjoyed a day at a sneaker (yes, it was called a sneaker festival, not a trainer festival) in Finneston when we decided to venture in to the city for some drinks. Well, they drank, I had water, as I'm currently off the booze for health reasons. Anyway, we were looking for anyplace really that had seating and after trying a few of our normal haunts, we decided to check to see if we could get a seat here. Voila! We could! The catch was that the massive table we were able to score had to be back in a few hours time, which was fine by us. What an interesting concept this place. It's part cafeteria, part bar, part sports pub, part party hall. It really is a massive place with not a single style to call it's own, rather a few mixed in. Loads of family sized wooden tables and benches to sit at, as well as cozy chairs, stool and mini tables. A mixed crowd of kids (yes, kids), families, groups of women and men, and of course us. Three dudes and me. Ha! The lot of us really don't understand why pubs/bars are starting to cater to having kids in among all the drinking and the booze but I digress... The guys decided they were going to partake in the cocktails they had on their list. Mai-thai, and a DeNiro. The Mai-thai, they said was pretty boozy but good and the DeNiro was really sweet. The DeNiro was Jack Daniels, vanilla essence, coke and a piece of orange. They all agreed, instead of an orange, it would have been better with a cherry. I enjoyed my water just fine (boo!!)- but the waiter didn't seemed pleased about serving it. He basically threw it on the table, not even asking who may have ordered it. On top of that, even though I asked for a lemon, it came barely with any ice and no lemon. Oh well. Anyway, I think this could be a place to bring the girls back for a night out. The guys I was with weren't too keen on the music being like in a club and it just wasn't their style. The drinks are a bit pricey, but for one or two, it's ok.

Great for 2-4-1 pizza and £8.50 bottles of house wine during the week. Weekends also offer a…read morepizza+pitcher/bottle deal for £12. The pizzas are a bit cheese heavy, (and that's coming from a cheese lover) and topping light, but for a tenner for 2 I won't complain. The base is thin and crispy, and always perfectly cooked. Service was fairly quick, and there's plenty of space and seating. I wouldn't choose it for a meal or evening out, but for an after work drink and munch it does the job.

I love this 1950's diner with its chequered tiled floor and red cushioned booths and the jukebox…read moreblasting out Elvis. I love the shakes and the chilli dog and waffles and pancakes. It's such a vibe!

They already start off with a decent rating by me because they are one of the few places in the…read morearea that serve breakfast past 11:45. The cafe itself is going for a rundown 50s era American dinner look. To be honest, a bit cliché, but it is what it is. However, the reason we go to a restaurant is the food and to be honest, the food isn't all that great. Just look at my picture of the eggs Benedict. It tastes like it looks. But again, at least they offer it all day.

Hi there. First, a…read morenote: I'm American, and I just filled out the information for this place using my best guess as to how to write out British addresses. I'm not sure if G1 5BX is a postal code or a car model, but I have faith that someone will fix it if it's wrong. Now then, on with the show. My husband and I traveled to the UK for about two weeks for our honeymoon this past October, and we visited quite a few places. I walked down a street that Jane Austen walked down to get home. I walked on a stone that an ancient Roman placed in the ground, presumably with his bear hands (or... I don't know. Something Roman-y). I stood in Edinburgh castle and marveled at a city so far removed in both aesthetic and culture from my own that I was nearly breathless from it... But you want to know something? Cafe Mimi's is STILL one of the first places I tell people about when they ask me about my honeymoon. Why? Well, it's possible that I'm romanticizing my experience well beyond recognition of what it actually was, but from what I recall, this was exactly the kind of restaurant my husband and I had been hoping to find. We walked in, we sat down, and we were immediately greeted by the friendliest of friendly cooks (server/owner?). I wanted porridge. Did you know that there are about a hundred ways you can have porridge made for you, and that this man among men at Cafe Mimi's is willing to sit with you and walk you through them until you both create a porridge experience that is completely customized to you? Like, if your porridge were a computer, then someone would have to make rubber imprints of your fingertips just to break in to it. And you don't want anyone breaking in to it, because it's the best damn computer you've ever had. Eh... analogies are dumb. The porridge, on the other hand, was awesome. Meanwhile, if you order a cup of tea, they bring you a bottomless bowl of it. So. Much. Tea. It's like, forget the teapot; just bring me all my tea in one cup in one go, and walk away. Walk. Away. I just asked Dan if he remembered what he got, but since he rarely remembers what he orders in the same minute he ordered it, he informed me just now that he didn't. He did, however, say that he remembers it being "delicious." So, let's tally up the score here. Friendly and helpful service? Check. Good food? Check. Good prices? Check. Awesome way to spend my last morning in Glasgow? Double check.

Cute, quiet, lowkey. Our first meal in Edinburgh was here at Elm Rose and brunch hit the spot…read more They have limited seating outside and downstairs but also upstairs on their loft area. The salmon avocado toast was piled on high with both salmon and avocado. It was a bit messy for me to eat with the runny egg, but boy did it taste good. The full breakfast was amazingly filling. Service with a smile, both friendly and patient. Free wifi and no rush if you need to relax a bit. This cafe is excellent for those looking for a spot to grab breakfast on their way into city centre. Enjoy!

The coffee, tea, and breakfast rolls were delicious. The service was attentive and friendly.read more

I am a huge fan of the styling of this place. I may have watched Grease far too many times as a…read moreyoungster and it appears to have had side effects beyond the trauma my poor Dad endured when I, aged 10, declared that I wanted to be just like Rizzo. The red vinyl booth seating, shiny chrome, mini jukeboxes in each booth and thoroughly wholesome Americana vibe is done well. Unfortunately, I feel that it's more style than substance. The menu looked interesting but failed to excite, The waitress made it clear we were still in Scotland and did not transport us to the land of over enthusiasm and gushing service. Whilst there was nothing wrong with our food and it arrived piping hot it was a standard burger and chips. In an American Diner I expect perfectly crisp french fries not anaemic, limp chips that you know were pulled out of the freezer minutes before. The other sides were equally disappointing frozen onion rings and bought in coleslaw. I wanted to like Ed's Easy Diner. I wanted to it to be more than just a pretty face. I'm just a bit meh about everything other than the decor.

has the makings of a good restaurant but not quite! Carbon…read morecopy if Eddie rockets. Had a really nice milkshake. Hot dog was mediocre. Limited menu. Was looking forward to some chicken wings but non on the menu which surprising and disappointing for a diner!!