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3.5

Based on 11 opinions finded in 1 websites

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Nº 556 in 654 in Perth & Kinross

Nº 162 of 176 British in Perth & Kinross

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OpinionsNoteTripAdvisor113.5

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The cafe has a quirky interior. We stopped for a coffee - was ok but weak for our taste. I also had a cheese and pickle toasty which was very tasty and came with a simple side salad. The staff were very friendly and efficient. We felt the price was a little high.

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kiwimaxwell . 2024-07-27

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Dick Turpin at least wore a mask!!£4 for a non Baynes or Greggs sad looking sausage roll???..🚨🚨A good vet could have brought this “anaemic “ sausage roll back ..TO LIFE!!! Lovely nice bikers there when we came and they also said £4 for a sausage roll is a “Rip off” Why do places hike prices and therefore exclude their main clientele…tourists..bikers.. Terrible attitude of woman there serving ..do us a favour and go work well away from the public !! Zero should be on Trip Advisor rating .We hate folks getting ripped off…not nice..not on..😡 Scotland is so beautiful yet places like this give it a bad name .Try Allan Water cafe in Bridge of Allan or Green Welly on Tyne-drum.

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MsAdalene . 2024-07-15

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We stopped in for family lunch, as we'd never been here before. The cafe was clean and toilets fine. The service was fine but the lady who served us a little brusque. The food was perfectly acceptable and the homemade scone delicious. However, our biggest gripe was the price. Definitely overpriced and not worth the money.

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DJPUK2 . 2024-07-14

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Always been a good stop but today stopped for lunch. Fryers not on so half menu missing. Asked for bacon rolls and they had run out of rolls. Noted the for sale sign outside

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Viewlander . 2024-04-25

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Always first class service and value for money, the food is freshly made and quality excellent, we are local and often pop in for lunch, a warm welcome always awaits, relaxed atmosphere and easy parking, see you again soon, John and Elaine, stoneman stone dykes and walls, braco

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John B . 2023-11-12

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