Nice, bright spot for a light lunch. The house white they suggested was a good, simple match for the food.

The staff handled the Boxing Day rush really well. I noticed how fresh the salad greens were in my bowl, which was a nice touch. The queue moved quickly, so we weren&#39;t waiting long at all.

Cheesy bacon fries were loaded, and the pepperoni pizza had plenty of toppings. Perfect for a quick bite.

The warm cinnamon cake was the highlight. Good selection of loaves and pastries on display. Service was prompt, seating comfortable. A solid spot for a quick meeting or solo coffee.

The bar seat gives you a front-row view of the open kitchen. Watching them sear the scallops for the risotto was the best part. You get that smoky, caramelised crust right in front of you. The risotto itself was a touch too al dente for my taste, but the flavour was spot on.

The spring rolls stayed crispy throughout, which was a nice surprise. Their house white wine was a perfect match for them.

Judith provided exceptional service during our visit, making the experience truly enjoyable. The food was also quite good, which added to our overall satisfaction.

Portions were spot on for me. Not those massive plates you can&#39;t finish, but not tiny either. Just a proper, satisfying meal. Nice spot.

The open kitchen is a nice touch, makes the place feel relaxed.

Lovely little spot for a quiet coffee. The tables at the back with sockets are a lifesaver when you need to get some work done. Just a really nice, calm vibe in there.

Staff knew their stuff. Asked about the dish and got a quick, clear breakdown of what was in it and why it tasted that way. Helpful when you&#39;re in a rush but still curious.

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Haggis burger was a fun first try, and the mac and cheese was properly gooey. Noticed a pool table and a little play area for kids, so seems like a good spot for families.

Stumbled upon this spot and it was such a nice find! The outdoor area is like a little hidden garden. Perfect for catching up with friends over a drink. The vibe is just right, not too loud. We ended up staying for hours.

Great spot on Rose Street for a pint. Their own craft beers are solid, and the guest taps are interesting. The little terrace is a real bonus when the sun&#39;s out. Prices are fair for the area.

The food was quite nice, and I particularly enjoyed the fish and chips. The atmosphere was relaxed, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a meal.

Service was quick and friendly, even on a busy night. Staff knew the menu well.

A really comfortable spot, the vibe is just right. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening feel effortless. A lovely place to unwind.

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Popped in for a quick lunch. The Cullen skink soup was the star &ndash; really fresh and tasty, proper comfort food on a drizzly day. The rest of the pub grub was solid too.

First time at Taco Bell at 36, I know! Went with a friend. The place itself was bright and open, felt really casual and easy. The chicken was moist, beef well seasoned. Solid spot for a quick bite.

Had a really solid lunch here. The portion was generous for the price, and the flavours were spot on. The team was super friendly and helpful too. Just a nice, easy meal.

Chips with garlic mayo were solid. Had a card issue at the end, but staff were patient and sorted it out without any fuss. Appreciated the straightforward service.

The salt and pepper fries were the star for me. Perfectly crisp, not greasy, and that seasoning was spot-on. Lewis and Mhairi were lovely, really attentive without being overbearing. Made for a nice, relaxed dinner.

Solid wine tasting deal - four generous pours for &pound;20. The grazing boards afterwards were well presented with good variety. A straightforward, good value option for after work.

A nice spot for breakfast. The banana bread is pretty good, moist and flavourful. The coffee was decent too. It&rsquo;s a bit on the small side, but the atmosphere is cosy and friendly.

Ordered a big batch of their ice cream for our office Christmas do. The delivery was spot on, arrived exactly when they said it would. The ice cream itself was really good, everyone enjoyed it. Just a bit pricey for the quantity, but the service made up for it.

Portions are generous, flavours spot on. The flat iron steak was cooked just right, and the haggis bon bons were a treat. They have a decent wine list too - found a nice Malbec that paired beautifully with the steak. Solid spot.

The espresso martini is a lovely classic. The cocktail menu is decent and they do try new things, though some experiments are a bit hit or miss.

The suya chicken wings were pretty good, full of flavour. The jerk chicken was decent too. The deconstructed hibiscus cheesecake was a nice finish, though a bit sweet for my taste.

The staff really know their stuff. I asked about the ingredients in the lamb tagine and got a clear, detailed breakdown without any fuss. They&#39;re on it with refills and clearing plates, but it never feels intrusive. Just smooth.

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