Chicken Union in Stirling

Taking a quick Motorbike tour in the Highlands and decided to use the quieter roads beyond Glasgow into the Trossachs. This lovely Tearoom is on the North side of the Loch and it's definitely a find! Vast range of teas available, home baked cakes and scones (delicious btw) plus a range of food on the menu if you want something more substantial (I was content with the scone with jam & cream & a pot of Earl Grey). On a cool, grey September day, it's warm, spacious and cosy interior was a delight as was the owner/proprietor! 😊👌 She (Kay, I think?) runs the place singlehandedly and efficiently, even when 10 different visitors all turn up within 15 minutes of each other... well done for managing the heavy demand 👏 & pleased that everyone appreciated your super effort in making sure that everyone was served in rotation with the minimum delay possible. 😊👍 Btw, the pic is from the south of the Loch looking toward the north 👌

Happy faces all round as this cafe served snacks, cakes and drinks to a satisfied mix of customers. Saturday lunchtime crowd said everything and my order was spot on for what I needed. Highly recommended.

Imagine you come back by train to stirling after a long day in edinburgh. Tired, grumpy and hungry walking through the streets. All you want is a coffee from unorthodox roasters. But the place is closed and the vinyl shop beside also. Then you meet a guy walking to his car and saying „how are you?“. You have a little chat about coffee and other things, ending with a present (grinded coffee) to take home to germany. Happens only in stirling, scotland, in front of unorthodox roasters. The guy we met was Neil, the owner of the place (unorthodox roasters), who reopened his place just to give us this present to save our day! Unbelievable! Thank you so much, my friend, we enjoyed the coffee a few minutes ago back home in germany freshly made with our little espresso maker! Or, as Neil would say: „Life is good!“ Greets, hope to meet you again, Willy&Sarah

My mum and I recently decided to try out this cafe for lunch and we were very impressed with the tapas/small plate dishes, and with the cake. The food was fresh and delicious. Today I went back with my baby and found it to be a lovely cafe to breastfeed in as well - there is a small family area at the back which is lamp lit and affords some privacy. The staff are very friendly, and were particularly good when I was flustered with a hungry baby today. This is just what Stirling was needing - my new favourite cafe!

Lovely lunch with good quality food and generous portions