The Sundial Cafe in Fife

Gone downhill somewhat. Bacon hard and dry when we mentioned to the staff we were assured the bacon was cooked this morning! There lies the problem it was reheated. Woman was very defensive

We visit Sundial Cafe every week for breakfast, and it never disappoints. The food is always fresh and delicious, and we often stop by for coffee and cake as well. Their carrot cake is simply the best we’ve had, and the scones are equally fantastic. What really stands out is the warm and welcoming service. The staff are always friendly and make us feel right at home. Highly recommend for anyone in the area! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Standoffish and unwilling to step up to codes of conduct in exemplary customer service, adopting a surly and dismissive attitude and giving off an unfriendly vibe right from the outset. The younger server in particular seemed like she was going out of her way to do us a favour. If someone asks for a specific bakery slice, 99% of staff would oblige rather than grudgingly say 'I'll have to dismantle the tower" to get to it. And you just DON'T roll your eyes as you are serving a customer, absolutely unforgiveable and despicable in open sight of the customer. I'll be taking this up further as this particular member of staff is patronising and a blatant liar. The responses to others demonstrate this attitude, 'damaging to small businesses to post negative reviews' and other nonsense. Well, clean up your act then, as you deserve to leach customers and go to the wall if you continue with this behaviour.

As a vegetarian who loves nothing more than to go out for breakfast, I have eaten a lot of scrambled eggs and drunk a lot of coffee in a lot of different places and I can honestly say that the Sundial is at the top of the tree for both. If you are a fellow veggie going later in the day, the coronation chickpea is delicious. I always look forward to my regular visits here and to the warm welcome I know I will receive. Highly recommended.

We’ve been to this cafe 3 times recently and we love it! We’ve been for breakfast, lunch and coffee and cake. The food is all so fresh and homemade, staff are great and the cafe is very clean and has is really cool decor. We’ll be back again soon!

Sorry to say this but although we enjoyed our food, the cafe, including the toilet needed a jolly good deep clean. There is dust everywhere and the basin in the toilet had embedded grime on it. I sent a private email to them late last year after our visit letting them know of our hygiene and cleanliness observations but clearly no action has been taken. Very disappointed when it is clearly a thriving business.

Lovely accidental find. Very small and quirky downstairs but I believe upstairs is bigger. We both had a Rheubens sandwich and it was delicious. Next time we are out that way I’m taking my husband for lunch.

As a village resident I feel very lucky to have this wee gem on my doorstep. The menu is simple but full of flavour and the coffee is excellent. Definitely the best cafe in the village.

My mum and I went into the Sundial cafe for lunch today. I had the 'Ham, Swiss cheese and apple' grilled sandwich (without the apple) and she had the 'Mushroom Melt' grilled sandwich. Both came with a side salad, coleslaw and crisps. My mum had actually visited the cafe the day before aswell with my Stepdad and ordered the same thing :) I had a cinnamon latte, then a caramel latte and my mum had a cappuccino then a regular latter. We finished the meal off with her having a blueberry danish pastry and me a chocolate brownie. No complaints at all the food was lovely and the ingredients were obviously fresh and high quality. The coleslaw was homemade and very tasty. My mum thoroughly enjoyed her pastry and the brownie was one of the best I have ever had. It is a lovely, quaint cafe with a nice atmosphere. The spiral staircase is a lovely feature in the upstairs section which is where we were sitting. I was facing the window and could see the sea which was very relaxing. The waitresses were nice and friendly, and everything was served quickly. Will look forward to visiting again!

I went here for breakfast and thought it was an okay place, very over priced in my opinion for what it was. The coffee was lovely but the food was quite boring. The menu I found to be quite limited and instead of set meals, you had to add on items bumping the price even further.

I have been coming here for many years, the coffee, service and staff has always been stellar. I appreciate that they try their best to provide locally and regionally sourced food, and use a scottish company for their coffee. Will be back many times again, as the staff are always so friendly and helpful.

Found this lovely place while visiting friends in Rosyth. Walk on the beach & down n the prom & back was rewarded by a delicious Mushroom Melt, Lemon&Poppyseed Scone with lemon curd & a flat white. Other friends had Ham&Cheese Melt, tea & hot chocolate! Best coffee I've had in a while & the scone with lemon curd was to die for!

Warm and cosy as stove was on , nice on such a cold day .Ordered two coffees and one freshly made fruit scone with butter and jam , lovely , but quite pricey at £10.50. Main thing for me was that there was no engagement with two staff other than , you okay guys .I admired the design on the coffees and presentation , mentioned it to the girl and nothing . Shame ,as place is nice , and food good though pricey .Sorry but there are other places where the welcome is a bit warmer .

Been here a few times, its set in a picturesque, building which is welcoming. Really like the coffee, service and choice available on the menu. The Cappuccino comes with the signature Sundial chocolate pattern on the top, a very nice touch. I had the fruit scone which was very well presented, fresh and tasted great. Such a fine end to a pleasant coastal stroll. Good value and friendly/cosy atmosphere.

My wife and I went in for a coffee after a nice walk. 2 coffee's and 2 cakes cost £13.85 ???. Far to expensive. We have enjoyed many a coffee break over the last few years , but won't be back at these prices . Too expensive.

Stopped for a coffee and cake, nice drink and good cake, staff were friendly, prices are average would go back

Food and drink good, but prices have gone through the roof. I understand the cost of living increases are impacting businesses but I believe some places are adding on far too much. After all, customers are also being impacted by the cost of living increases and will stop going to places which overcharge.

Excellent customer service and lovely food provided by two friendly young staff despite being very busy

A lovely cafe with good coffee and home baking. But the staff are always miserable. No welcome, no smile. They look so unhappy. We have been several times and always the same. Time to try another cafe.

We had a lovely breakfast here; gorgeous sourdough toast and freshly baked croissants. The cafe is beautiful inside and the staff are lovely.

The Sundial is a lovely atmospheric cafe, with great coffee!However we didn’t feel welcomed on arrival. Perhaps the staff don’t enjoy working there?my friends who had visited in the last month , also felt un - welcomed the last time they were there. We aren’t tourists on a one off visit,so perhaps management need to encourage staff to smile more it would make such a difference!

This cafe has perhaps the best Carrot cake I ever tasted. We also a lemon poppy seed cake which was delicious.the homemade rhubarb and ginger jam served with the scones was to die for. Fantastic place Martin Delaney

Out for a late afternoon walk with my wife and we decided to stop for a coffee. What a lovely little cafe staffed by a friendly couple, very enjoyable.

Highly recommend this small cafe in Limekilns. We had a lovely lunch with amazing soup scones and tea! Couldn’t resist taking home some of the lovely cakes. What a find just 3 miles from home!

Chanced upon this wee wonder on way back from Glasgow to East Neuk - absolutely superb service and food was divine. Second to none in Fife for sure. The value is also excellent with more than reasonable prices.

Very disappointed in the attitude here. Walked the coast for two hours to be told there were no seats and we couldn’t wait for one. To go away and come back and try later but if someone came in before we returned then they would...

It was amiserable day but someone recommended this quirky cafe. My husband has a chicken and bacon croissant while i had a bowl of butternut squash soup followed by coffee and carrot cake. The cake was sublime.

Looking for somewhere for lunch & this popped up whilst looking for somewhere near Dunfermline for lunch. So pleased we made the stop, The food was fresh & very delicious…& really good coffee….& staff were really helpful

We popped into the Sundial after a walk around the village. The staff were all lovely and welcoming and the food was delicious. Nice to have tasty vegan choices. The warmed up pastries were a lovely touch. We will definitely be back x

Cute building... Really cosy... Can't wait to sit by the log burner in the winter with a hot chocolate Really friendly staff Delicious coffee and great cake... My son said the blueberry streusel was the best cake he's ever had! A few vegan options but...

Lovely wee cafe , in a unique old building. Food is lovely with an interesting menu . Prices are reasonable and helpings are good sized . Good service .

Staffs are very friendly. Sandwiches were excellent especially the mushroom one. Latte art is fancy. The latte intensity is not as strong as expected but overall it is good. Maybe next time Latte can be served with mug cuz it is too hot to hold...

Excellent breakfast, excellent service and friendly and knowledgeable staff members. Scrambled egg and salmon on sourdough toast was best I’ve had in a long time!!

Just one street back from the seashore promenade this superb wee cafe is a find and a half . Good atmosphere warm baking just out of the oven it is well used by locals and is gaining a reputation from visitors . Specials to try...

This was a lovely, cosy little find in a lovely setting with friendly staff and a good choice of lovely food.

I had to meet a client in the morning for a meeting and we arranged to meet in this cafe as it had been recommended to us. We arrived just as it opened and the smell of the homemade cakes and scones was delicious, It...

We discovered this quaint compact little historic cafe in a lane down from the Limekilns promenade .The young staff were warm and welcoming and served you promptly at the table.On a cold wet blustery winter's day their warmth mirrored that of the room.The cafe and its toilets were spotlessly clean.The menu was brief but the coffee delicious and fruit scones so tasty with the little jam containers enhancing them.The building looks at least three hundred years old.In a bit of nit picking.The better known nearby cafe is much cheaper.

Three of us arrived in late afternoon, barely half an hour before closing, but got a warm welcome. Three different drinks and excellent scones appeared smartly, well-presented and served with a smile. The price was very reasonable, and the treacle scones to take away were a real bonus. Often young staff can be a bit slapdash, but not these two, despite this being right at the end of the working day. Well worth a visit.

This cafe is tucked away off the main street in Limekilns but is really good to visit! The home made soup is delicious and the sandwiches are lovely, too, with a great choice of fillings! The staff are friendly and welcoming and the prices are good !

This small, quaint cafe is full of charm, sweet treats and delicious coffee. Some of the best coffee I have had while visiting Scotland in fact! After a morning yoga class, my partner and I stopped in for breakfast. Scrambled eggs, pancakes, scones were some of the offerings. The food was good but the coffee was the best part!The staff is very sweet and friendly and the decor is simple and beautiful. Seating upstairs lends itself to a view.

Hidden away in a quaint street in Limekilns. Friendly staff and a nice menu. Not a huge menu but I always feel that usually means what they do is done well. Only had a cuppa and a cake but would return.

Coffee v/good ,scones excellent and service with a smile. The surroundings and ambience of the place was very friendly and welcoming. I will definitely return for more.

We love coming down here just after 10.00. thats when the portuguese tarts come out of the oven .....Magic !...with a nice cappuccino , Popular with locals and visitors this smashing wee cafe has seating downstairs and upstairs with an eclectic range of small gifts . A nice morning and lunch menu .Pop in and enjoy.

Meeting up with a business friend for an early coffee. Lovely friendly coffee house in the village of Limekilns. The weeklies was warm and service guide. Coffees together with a bacon roll took the edge of a cold wind coming in of the sea! It may become a favourite haunt in the time to come.

Once I stept through the door I was suprised by the nice place, the friendly people and the nice thee with a Scottisch cinnamon roll. Unfortanally I had not much time to spend ther. Next time will be a longer visit. Check the opening times, sometimes they close quiet early.

Stopped here for brunch after a long walk from Dunfermline through Charlestown and on into Limekilns. Small cafe with limited tables but great service and food. Lovely location in a narrow lane just behind the promenade. Well worth a visit and offer frequent visitors cards. Got the bus back to Dunfermline.

After a walk along the prom between Charlestown and Limekilns I dropped in for a cappuccino and one of their excellent Portuguese tarts . . It was about 3.10 and the cafe was starting to wind down for the day. I was in luck ! one tart was left . I like dropping in here for breakfast or just a coffee and scone .The staff are friendly and the place has a nice atmosphere .

Lovely little cafe. I rowed here with some people and we had tea and scones. Loved the cheese and bacon scones and was a nice touch to be offered them hot or cold. Nice atmosphere and will return when next in the area.

Organised a meeting with a colleague here. Excellent place to chill and have a few coffees. The egg roll was great as were the Portuguese tarts. Quirky environment would highly recommend

Simply awesome! Never realised this place existed. Now I do. Best bacon and sausage roll I've had from a cafe! Will definitely be back. I noticed all those cakes on display, and I mean to sample them all.

Compact, friendly and well maintained cafe slightly off the beaten track. Popped in for a leisurely drink and chat. Nice seating area upstairs, great for some time away from the world. There was a big group in and the volume travels due to the wooden floors so had to try a bit harder to hear our own conversation but only a minor point. Can’t comment on the food or cakes as we didn’t eat. Lovely hot chocolate, and decent tea tho.

We were here for coffee and scones and end up staying much longer than expected and then going back later in the day. Lovely relaxed place to spend. Scones are excellent which is just as well as my friend and I are 'sconnoisseurs'. I've never been a fan of treacle scones but these were delicious. We returned to have coffee and walnut cake which was also excellent. Staff very friendly and helpful.

A good selection of food freshly prepared and served promptly. The staff are welcoming and the service is great. The food is really tasty and prepared and served quickly even when they are busy.

lovely little cafe,nice decor. small menu but had a few things and all really nice and well presented.

A lovely clean and bright cafe set in a building with character. We ordered ciabatta with goats cheese, parma ham and sweet chili jam. Lovely! Side salad beautifully presented in little side bowls. Coffee was good (we like our coffee without milk and this was a good strength) and a slightly gooey lemon cake to finish. Would definitely recommend if you are in the area. They do breakfasts which we may go back to try sometime and close at 4pm some days so check the website before travelling.

Had a leisurely cappuccino and Pastel de Natas (Portugeuse Tarts)just out of the oven we had to wait a bit on them cooling down ...absolutely scrumptious ! . The menu is quite good and there are specials on the board . We were in at 10.00 and there were already 7 people in having breakfasts and coffee . A really popular tearoom with locals and visitors

Revisited Limekilns with friends, having lived there for a short period 30 years ago. What a great find the Sundial Cafe was. The young staff were very polite and friendly checking upstairs for us to ensure they could accommodate six. A very good selection of home made treats served in a well decorated, clean and relaxing upstairs room made for a pleasant lunchtime break.

Just off waterfront, offering a small but tasty menu in very clean, warm 2 storey cafe. Reasonably priced and great service.

Excellent home made soup with chunky bread followed by lemon cake and coffee. Perfect after a busy morning and preparation for a further meeting. Thanks for the welcome break. John

My new favourite cafe in the area. Staff are really friendly and great coffee as well as delicious carrot cake and brownies! Will definitely be back.

Extremely helpful and pleasant staff, delicious cakes, very good coffee and very good prices. Easy to find on Main Street in LImekilns, entering behind the staircase.

We stopped in for lunch while on a tour of the area. Ordered our favorite and standby luch while visiting Scotland. Homemade soup and bread! My BFF and I just can't get enough! Service and food were perfect. Even the water! Having warm memories just thinking about it! May return someday if you are lucky enough to visit such a sweet town.

Popped in for a bit of lunch - never been here before and had Thai sweet potato soup and chunky brown bread and really enjoyed it. We then had to have a coffee and a hot chocolate drink with date slice and custard tart - delicious.

After walking the Queesnferry crossing we were looking for a bite of lunch. We arrived at the Sun Dial at 3pm to be told that only cake and drinks were available. We were very dissapointed as we were looking at about 20 ciabatta in a bag behind the counter and some salad in bowls in the counter fridge. The staff were very pleasant but more intent on cleaning up and finishing up for the day. The 4 drinks, scones and brownies all very nice, but soup or a ciabatta would have been so much better. After an amazingly well organised and friendly crossing walk showing Scotlland at its best, our hospitality trade let us down. Given the close proximity of Limekilns to the bridge and with the crossing before no open to so many visitors on the Saturday and Sunday, it was an opportunity missed.

We had lunch today at The Sundial and it was excellent. Beautiful filled ciabatta along with a very pleasant dressed...

Love this cafe. Very friendly and lovely quality fresh food. Visited often. Recommend the treacle scones !

First of all when passing in the car we couldn't see where the front door was to this sweet little cafe. But once we had parked nearby we saw the notice which directed us to behind the stone outside stairs. Delightful interior with more room upstairs. Very welcoming staff and quick, efficient, friendly service. Open kitchen, where we could see the food being prepared. Coffee is of a very high standard. The home made treacle scones with jam and butter were so delicious. Lovely also to get the jam in a wee glass pot, and not pre packed. Decent menu for breakfast and lunch. Full of atmosphere of a time gone by with a modern take on things. Spotlessly clean both in the cafe and the toilets. We will visit again definitely.

Having no luck in finding a pub that would accept us and our dog we decided to hopefully find a takeaway lunch on a damp Sunday....well, I'm so pleased we were turned away from unwelcoming pubs as we have discovered this superb treasure. The staff could not have been more welcoming and saved the day. The hot bacon morning rolls were the best, and as for the chocolate brownies.....mmmmmm! Glad we decided to have one each and not share! Definitely a place to revisit. We sat eating them overlooking the Forth. Well done to the lovely girls and the owners. Will return and recommend.

El personal es atento y atenta. Tiene ofrendas inusuales y Homebaking porciones de tamaño decente. Ambiente muy agradable.

Debo decir que me gusta el ambiente de este café en 2 niveles con una zona preciosa por las escaleras,

Had a fab lunch here whilst staying at the Elgin Hotel just up the road in Charlestown.We had Ciabattas with homemade chutney & side salad, coffee & ice cream to finish.Lovely, clean and friendly cafe, would recommend.

Nice atmosphere in a small hospitable setting. Pleasant, attentive staff. Delicious home made roast red pepper soup of the day. Ciabattas freshly prepared with tasty fillings .

Love this cafe. Not been able to visit as much as I would have liked but hopefully next visit to limekilns will have more time.

Visited this cafe today for the first time and will definitely be back. We had superb ciabatta, pot of tea and superb Portuguese custard tarts. Staff very helpful and courteous. Please if you are in the area give this cafe a try you won't be disappointed.

Pleasant cafe in Limekilns, which is itself worth a diverting visit. The cafe offers a small selection of cakes rather than a abundance of choice, with what is offered seemingly being of satisfactory quality rather than exceptional quality. Staff are friendly and decor in keeping with an old building with character . All in all a nice visit to Limekilns.

Lovely atmosphere in this building – very nicely renovated to keep the historic character within. Nice artwork and items of local crafts on display and for sale. Helpful and quick service; food always excellent. Would go more often if it didn't close at 4pm on weekdays and if it were dog-friendly, even if only downstairs. One of my favourite cafés.

Came for lunch today. Had the Roma ciabatta and date and walnut cake. My husband had the same ciabatta with the Thai potato and courgette soup. Food was excellent. Lovely place to sit and relax. Staff friendly. Really enjoyed it.

Lovely cafe after a nice walk on the beach. I have previously visited and have been very impressed. This time, we intended to eat lunch here at the Sundial cafe but lunch is served between twelve and two and we arrived at three so therefore only soup was left. Still overall great experience with lovely staff and would recommend to anyone though if you are going for lunch head for twelve to two o'clock.

I have been a few times now to this cafe and I would throughly recommend. It's a great wee place for breakfast, lunch or for coffee and a cake. The staff are always very friendly and welcoming and the food tasty. My husband and I both went for a panini - wonderful flavour combinations to choose from and the soup of the day (roasted red pepper) which comes with a very generous serving of a side salad and Crisps. Following this we had a treacle scone and carrott cake - both highly recommended. Food is homely, tasty and fresh.Limekilns is a lovely wee spot as well.

Dropped in after walking round the harbours ,lovely wee cafe selling those Portugeuse custard tarts called Pastel de nata. So a Cappuccino and one tart later left me wishing I had ordered 2 ....still dietary needs called for abstinence which is a wee shame .I will have to come back at lunchtime and try something hot off their menu .

We discovered this place shortly after it opened and thought that the carrot cake was the best we d had EVER ! So much so that on occasion we would pass an afternoon by making the almost 40 mile round trip to this cafe . But ! Some one must have read a book on Novelle cuisine , on our last visit we got there looking forward to our excellent coffee and our big chunk of carrot cake but where sooo disappointed when it was served up ; the carrot cake was so thin that it couldnt even stand up on its own . We had no idea how they managed to cut it without it falling apart we imagined them using a cheese wire . Novelle cuisine is all well n good and there's market research sats that say people will pay more for less ; well maybe , sometimes , but not when it comes to afternoon coffee n carrot cake .

I live in Limekilns and was very excited when I saw that this quaint village house was being renovated into a café. I have been visiting regularly since it opened and have been meaning to write this review for ages. Great ambience in a historic building which has been tastefully renovated. Lovely coffee and cakes, expecially the homebaked scones. Treacle or fruit a must-try with lovely raspberry jam. Paninis and soups also fab. Especially nice in winter when you can cosy up by the fire. Staff friendly. Definitely recommend you stop in after a walk or cycle, or just to catch up with friends.

Popped in for a coffee and scone. Great fruit scone and we're able to find a quiet area to discuss business. Staff friendly and attentive. Very good. Many thanksJohn

I've been in here a couple of times now. They do good coffee (only narrowly beaten by the Biscuit Cafe a couple of hours up the trail in Culross) and good home cooking. The staff are friendly, and it's well worth hanging out in there if you get hit by rain when out walking.The fact that it's a narrow old building means accessibility isn't great, but they've tried with what they've got. It does have a nice atmosphere, and there is no sense you're about to get rushed out of there. I like the place, and will be back.

Always worth a visit. Good fresh home made food and cakes. Quaint little cafe in historic old former fishing village and lovely old premises. The home baking is very good.

First visit today, but will return definitely. Cozy cafe on the Main St in the picturesque seaside village of Limekilns. Great food (we had paninis), and the best carrot cake! Really friendly and attentive staff. Can't compliment The Sundial highly enough.

Found this pleasant little cafe whilst walking the Fife coastal path. Stopped for brunch. Exquisite pancakes with bacon and maple syrup. Seventh heaven. Comfortable modern yet quaint environment. I'll be back :)

We stopped here for elevenses while walking the fife Coastal Path and were very pleasantly surprised. This quaint establishment is an up-market cafe with a relatively small but delicious menu on offer. The service was excellent and their pancakes with maple syrup and bacon reminiscent of the best of New York. Prices were quite reasonable.

First trip to this cafe yesterday and it was gorgeous. Nice staff,lovely food,home baking and beautifully laid out. So glad I came across it as it's such a nice place to spend a few hours in. Recommend!!

Loved it and the food was great - with old favorites done to perfection - we enjoyed the daily special and the old favorites with a pint or two

We went here after a walk along the coast. They serve soup, paninis, and lots of cakes/pastries. Was a good menu and tasted really good. Was worth the money and serivce was friendly. The side salad with the panini's was surprisingly good.

Had the Alba panini and cup of the roast pepper soup. Panini was very good and accompanied by a tasty side salad and crisps. Soup was also very good, although I felt it could have been slightly more seasoned but was still tasty. First visit to this lovely little cafe and will definitely be back.

Have visited the Sundial a number of times over a couple of years now and it still remains one of our favourite haunts for breakfast or a light lunch. Went for breakfast this morning with friends who were over for the weekend and as always the coffee's are spot on. Was a little disappointed to see the options for breakfast filled rolls has been reduced to bacon and/or scrambled eggs. Bit strange there's no sausage or fried egg choices anymore. However, the standard of food is still good and the scones/cakes on offer are tremendous. Really great looking venue and one of the coffee's you'll get anywhere!

This place is lovely. Tucked away behind the main street in Limekilns, it's a very cute little cafe with a small but very nice lunch menu and cake selection. They do great soups and paninis, which are different all the time and fairly reasonably priced. They also have an ever changing selection of cakes and sweets - I can highly recommend the carrot cake!

Lovely petite place definitely worth visiting. Good coffee and delicious cakes - my recommendation- carrot cake - best I ever tasted!

Have not been to Limekilns until today, the village is quaint, with this lovely café off the main street. Would recommend anyone passing Limekilns to stop at the Sundial café, lovely food and and service excellent.

Very atmospheric in a side street location of ancient buildings. The service was excellent and we had a tasty light lunch of home made soup plus a delicious cake. There are only a couple of tables downstairs so if disabled or find difficult in climbing stairs this could be a problem but i am sure the staff would help.

Because I live close by, I don't often indulge myself by going into this lovely wee cafe. Each and every time I do visit, I wonder why I don't do it more often! Scones are to die for (treacle ones are my favourite).

My husband and I had just been on a good walk around Limekilns and Charlestown, and got back to Limekilns at about 2.20pm on a Sunday. With the Ship Inn full, and the Limekilms Bistro finished serving, we popped into the Sundial and were so pleased we did. They were happy to serve us with whatever was left from the deli, including an excellent lentil and bacon soup, and a toasted ham, goats cheese and chilli ciabatta, followed by an utterly delicious treacle scone all washed down with a nice cup of tea. Relaxed atmosphere, prompt and friendly service, and lovely food. Can't ask for more than that.

This lovely cafe and it's super staff deserve all the praise they are getting we popped in and had lovely lunch of well done dishesfood and prices very nice, staff and owners very friendly and helpful will be going back for more of same well done.