Lovely wee neighbourhood cafe with a welcoming vibe, a couple of big sofas, great coffee and nicely…read morepresented freshly made sandwiches. Love the look of the slabs of homemade fudge brownie. They had a drink and cake combo deal that looked very tempting, but the timing wasn't quite right for me. Maybe next visit! Free wifi, nicely presented food. Worth crossing the Auld Brig for. Opposite TKMaxx. (Takeaways sandwiches, burgers, cake etc)

We stopped into the Stage Door Cafe for breakfast. This is a popular restaurant where we sat…read moreamongst the locals. The restaurant has a large full service bar and a small room full of tables. It was dimly lit and quiet. Breakfast was cheap. The service was exceptional. This is where I sampled a full Irish breakfast. Bacon, sausage, baked beans, mushrooms, tomatoes, eggs, black pudding and bread. I dreaded trying the black pudding because it is made with cooked and congealed blood from cattle or pigs. For me at least the thought of eating congealed blood was unappealing but I wanted to at least try it. It's been a breakfast staple for the Irish and the British for many years. It taste like a normal sausage to me. Our lattes were delicious. The pancakes were good but tough and the french toast was basic. Their bacon is very meaty and tasty. The eggs were cooked perfectly.

Very good cafe and good breakfast after traveling from the ferry of Cairnryan ! Good price and…read moredefinitely worth a visit ! Sausages excellent !

took my wife and daughter for lunch, can't recommend enough. Food was amazing ( probably best fish…read moreand chips I've had) , service was tremendous with the team making us feel very welcome and the atmosphere very relaxed.

Main issue was that the listing on Yelp was as a pub but actually location is a modern restaurant…read morewith a bar trying to have a fusion type menu in rural Scotland. The only pub food was fish and chips. Food was average at best. Service was friendly but slow.

I was in Ayre visiting family and I stopped by this place for lunch. It was my first time in…read moreScotland and I wanted to try some of the local food so I got the full breakfast. People had warned me that the breakfasts here in Scotland are odd, but this was very good. The waitress was friendly and I had no problem ordering. If I lived in the area I'd stop by again to see what else they have there, but the breakfast was great as it was.

OK, full disclosure, my cousin's son is a manager in this place. A few weeks ago he posted a…read morepicture of a burger and I was less than complimentary about it so I felt I owed it to him to pay his place a visit. It really is very nice and the food was very good. My wife and I stopped in for a late lunch and we were surprised how busy the place was, always a good sign. I can't remember what we ordered as it was a few weeks ago that we were there but I do know we enjoyed it and we would go back again. I can recommend No. 22.

Very good full Scottish breakfast. Sausage bacon black pudding tatie scone mushroom...I know I…read moreknow "where are the beans and tomato...off the beaten path but worth it. Staff friendly.

We stumbled on Electric Bakery on our way back from breakfast and decided to buy a few things for…read morelater that day. They were very busy and their display case was filled with lots of delicious looking premium pastries, cookies, little pies, breads and so much more. The staff was super friendly and made our visit even more enjoyable. We purchased a few bars, cookies, hand pies and some scones. The prices were very reasonable. Every item was super fresh and extremely tasty. The cream filling in the pies was super creamy and rich. The filled cookies were amazing and I wished that I had more. The bars were irresistible and loaded with fresh fruits.

Great cakes here & good onion pies as well & plus it is very cheap no matter what you buy.read more

When you're looking for a vegetarian friendly establishment, purveyors of pasta and pizza are a…read moreno-brainer. It's pretty much guaranteed that there will be a choice of meat-free options on the menu and so it was at The Meridian Bier Cafe. The menu didn't restrict itself to pasta and pizza however and I jumped at the opportunity to sample something beyond the usual vegetarian suspects; a mushroom and broccoli crepe with a white wine sauce nicely dressed salad and chips. I was not disappointed. Across the table my dining partner ordered the penne arrabiata specifying that it not come stupidly spicy, and it arrived exactly as requested. We were happy campers! The Meridian Bier Cafe has a European vibe and will serve you anything from a cuppa and a croissant to something more substantial. The selection of bottled beers and lagers is extensive. Cost-wise there are specials throughout the week, for example 2 for 1 pizzas Monday from 5pm. We opted for the perfectly portioned lunchtime deal and my crepe, salad and chips came in at a tasty £6.95! Service was terrific in every way. Well worth a visit.

This is the place to have a good time with friends and family. The food here is great and the…read moreservice is always on time. Good quality and great burgers. You guys need to try this place. Last thing the dessert is on point, try having the chocolate fudge.

Nice little spot on Newmarket Street to grab a breakfast roll, or a cuppa and a cake, or a panini…read moreor baked potato. . Friendly spot. Plenty for vegetarians. Relatively inexpensive. Outside seating for sunny days. If you remember the old Pumpernickel Cafe Deli you'll know where to find Cinderhouse because that's where it is!