**From the perspective of a Canadian tourist**I'd really give here a 3.5 I think. Came for breakfast around 10am on a half sunny/half rainy Monday morning in May. Found parking spaces in a small driveway around the block. When my friend and I stepped inside, the place was mostly empty and we were greeted immediately, given a table in the center dining area. Large, beautifully decorated restaurant with a big bar, rustic wooden feel, fabric chairs, some natural lighting, pretty modern style in general. I found service a bit slow, but my friend who lives in Scotland said it was normal there. And our server, albeit very friendly, forgot a few items that we ordered, so we'd have to ask a second time. I tried the Vegetarian Breakfast (5.95 pounds. Tomato, mushroom, potato scone, beans, toast with choice of egg). It was a big meal and I was just able to finish it. The beans came in a small metal tin on the plate, the mushroom was one large portobello, the potato scone looked like a small triangular pancake to me (which I guess is what it is, not what we call scones in Canada at all), also a small pancake was tucked under there. I was happy with the meal in general and the price was definitely right! My friend had the pancakes with syrup (2.95 pounds) and she said they were quite good and standard, but wishes they could be made with some fruit or something. I also learned that in Scotland they call coffee with milk "white coffee' and it's like a latte (they don't normally serve just regular brewed coffee like Canada). I'd definitely go back here though if ever in the town again. read more