Lovely little cafe. The seats are comfy, which is a nice touch.

Popped in after a stroll through Pollok Park. The location is spot on. Had a lovely glass of Rioja with the haggis bites, a surprisingly good match. My dog was made very welcome, which is always a plus.

The cheese toastie is the star here. Simple, sure, but the bread was perfectly crisp and the cheese just the right kind of melty. Honestly, it&#39;s ruined other toasties for me. A solid choice for a quick lunch.

The carrot cake here is a proper treat. Really liked the orange zest in the cream cheese, and the raisins give a nice little tang. It&#39;s a big slice, too.

Really liked the vibe here, perfect for catching up with a friend. They sell local art which is a nice touch. My matcha was spot on and the food was tasty. Just a bit on the pricey side, but the place is clean and cosy.

Been coming here for years, and the burgers are consistently huge and satisfying. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. The fries are decent, the coffee&#39;s good, but it&#39;s the reliable, properly sized burger that does it for me.

The festive set menu was really nice, all the courses were tasty. I appreciated the included cocktail and the unlimited soft drinks. It felt like a good deal for what you get. The service was friendly and the whole evening was very relaxed.

My go-to for a catch-up with mates. Upstairs is perfect, never feels crowded even on a Saturday. The coffee&#39;s always spot on and I&#39;m obsessed with their ham &amp; cheese croissant. Just a solid, easy place to hang out.

Watching them make the hot chocolate right there at the counter was the best part. It looked exactly like the pictures online. So cosy.

Stopped in for breakfast on the way to the castle. The eggs and black pudding were spot on. Best I&#39;ve had on this trip.

Coffee&#39;s always spot on here, even when they&#39;re slammed. Staff are super friendly and quick, which is a lifesaver when you&#39;re grabbing a morning takeaway. My flat white was perfect today.

The doughnuts are tasty, not too sweet. Had the classic glazed one with a flat white. Coffee was decent. It&rsquo;s a nice spot for a quick break. The photo with Phil was a fun touch.

The porridge with caramelised banana and Nutella was my pick for breakfast. Really hearty and kept me going all morning. Good portion for the price.

Popped in for a coffee, stayed for the potato dish with eggs and homemade ketchup. It was very, very nice. The music was just right, not too loud. The couple running the place have such a gentle way about them.

The hot salmon was cooked just right, not dry at all. The caramel frappe had a nice balance, not too sweet. Decent portions for the price. Might try the French toast next visit.

Love the vibe here, modern and clean. Their breakfast burrito is my go-to now, the salsa is just right. Good to see they support local causes. Coffee&#39;s always solid.

The pistachio flat white was lovely. Really liked the comfy seating here, made it a nice place to relax.

Roasted their beans right there in the shop, so you know it&#39;s fresh. Had a cappuccino with their Ugandan Arabica &ndash; got a nice earthy flavour to it. Quick stop for a proper coffee fix.

The cakes were lovely, and I appreciated the vegan and gluten-free choices. The tea was a nice complement. I noticed the ingredients seemed fresh, which is important to me. A pleasant spot for a light treat.

Been coming here for years. Their chocolate selection is always spot on - the pralines are my go-to. Perfect spot by the river for a quiet afternoon with a slice of cake. Prices have crept up a bit, but the quality&#39;s stayed the same.

Stumbled upon this old-school ice cream parlour. The single scoop was good value and tasted spot on. A solid, no-fuss stop.

The flat white is a proper highlight, honestly one of the best I&#39;ve had in the UK. It&#39;s become my go-to spot for a morning coffee catch-up with mates. Always hits the spot.

A lovely quiet spot just off the Royal Mile. The booths were really comfortable, which made for a relaxing lunch.

I got the brunch bagel with poached egg, chili, and avocado. It was so tasty I finished it before even thinking of a photo! The portion was decent for the price, felt like a proper meal.

The coffee&#39;s the real draw here. It&#39;s got this deep, almost chocolatey roast that comes through even with a splash of milk. Just the right strength for a proper pick-me-up. The service is quick, yeah, but it&#39;s the taste that keeps me coming back.

The pistachio latte is a must-try here! It&#39;s such a unique flavour, and the little swirl of nutty cream on top was so pretty. Perfect for a cosy catch-up with a friend. The pancakes were fluffy too, but that latte is the star for me.

Lots of gluten-free choices, and the cakes are lovely. Staff were really polite even when it got super busy.

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