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A fantastic place, absolute shame it's closed now. Best wishes to the team in their new endeavours.

Halloumi fries were a bit well done but still tasty. Pizzas were all great (there were 5 of us). Would recommend and will return.

Great food king prawn piccante is the best ever plus great friendly service

Brilliant fresh food (ordered the katsu curry fries). Perfectly sized portion and tasted great. Could easily become a vegan if I could eat food like this every day.

Good grub at reasonable prices. Friendly, welcoming staff. It's been close to empty when I was there but it has the look of being the place to be in busy times.

Steak pie was delicious and staff really helpful and friendly

Always great food, never disappointed takeaway as good as sit in.

Excellent restaurant and great service. Owner is very welcoming and staff all friendly offering great advice about the hill. Also rent great range of Cube bikes. Yummy food - just what you need during a busy day on the bikes - and great selection.

Avoid this establishment at all costs if you are dining with children as it is not catered for them at all. We dinned today at 12:30 with 2 children under 3 and a half which they were aware of on the booking. My little boy has sensory issues and was kicking his feet on the booth side which was banging the wood. We were in the process of address this as we are well aware it was making noise for a female member of staff to rudely approach us and tell us he had to stop as it was making noise in the kitchen. Sorry but he is 3 and an half and I’ve worked in hospitality for many years and have had children making much more noise. The baby changing facility also doesn’t work as the make shift table doesn’t go down which resorted to me having to change my youngest on the floor. They also don’t stock any children’s juice. Such as shame as the food was actually really nice.

Always one of our favourite places for food in Aberfeldy. Food gets better every time

Very clean cafe with friendly staff. Food was so good, fresh and the portions were large.

Good place - community facility - worth a stop.

Great little restaurant and food was excellent - unfortunately only bottled beers

Not really sure if I'm missing something here but recent reviews are raving about this "little gem" "fresh family pasta" and we just didn't get it. Sadly sat between an 8 and 4 top which both ordered slightly before us, push our 2 top of starters out first was my thinking..... nope we sat and watched the 8 top get starters and the 4 top get starters and mains!! Thankfully we got moved as our starters arrived (40 mins after sitting down), away from the middle of the two tables. Mediocre brushetta and seafood salad.l, something that I could do at home tbh. An hour and 15 after sitting we get two plates, not bowls, of penne pasta clearly not freshly made, with a trickling of wet sauce that barely coated the pasta. Maybe we got them on a bad night but for me it's a no return. Staff licking fingers behind the deli, chefs serving food with hand towels, door open IN OCTOBER and just no real atmosphere or attention to guests or food for that matter. £43 for 2 starters 2 mains, 1 beer 1 juice and 1 pudding, really good price but for sure it's not value for money if you know what I mean. Defo had a snack when we got home as portions are small.

I'd been meaning to visit this place for years, and now I finally got the chance. Sadly, it appears to be closing, so I probably won't get another chance. The food was excellent, and the service was even better. The kind of friendly family-style place that's rare in Edinburgh these days.