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The best place ever! We had an issue with data and the phone didn't work ( problem with different country numbers) and couldn't take the order, but the kitchen chef made it for free. 🫶 Food is Great! Love it.

Had a lovely lunch today in Raasay from this wee hidden gem. Lovely piping hot soup, toasties, ice cream, coffee and cakes.

We tried here for the first time today. There’s a very clean, fresh and welcoming atmosphere in this very attractive cafe, situated near the stunning Royal Botanic Garden. There’s a very appealing choice of cakes and scones etc. We shared a cheese and chive scone which was delicious, plus we enjoyed excellent tea and coffee. We intend to return when we are next on foot, in Inverleith and wholeheartedly recommend Krem Karamel.

Pablo is really friendly, he gave us some "leche frita" - the best I have ever tried, and "fish" to try before we ordered. He took the time to explain us how he fried the chips - that were fabulous with the garlic mayonnaise or alioli. The food was delicious, locally sourced and tasted like authentic Spanish food. The tortilla con chorizo was fantastic, and a big portion too, and the croquetas were big and really tasty. With a lunch box I had enough for lunch and dinner. I will definitely be back and I have been recommending the place to all my Spanish friends. A real hidden gem!!

Food is well presented and cooked to order. outdoor seating & tables with undercover areas when weather is inclement. A great takeaway experience from a street vendor style operation that uses local produce.

We’d heard about the Bistro but hadn’t visited until one Saturday when we called in hoping to get a late lunch. We had food which was so delicious. Rarely have I enjoyed a meal so much and I am recommending that, if they want to eat the most delicious food, prepared by a skilful chef, assisted by friendly staff and at a price that won’t break the bank, my summer guests need look no further. I only hope that there’ll be a table left for me! Well done everyone.

Super warm welcome and truly DELICIOUS food!! We will definitely be back. It truly is a hidden gem not to be missed in Stirling.

First visit to this hidden gem, was recommended by our sone and we were out disappointed, warm welcome and the food was fresh cooked, delish

Always a lovely welcome. You can go in for a pastry and coffee at cheap prices, or a more expensive meal. Owners go out their way to deliver good service, which is why they have repeat customers. Lasagne recommended with cheese. A rare gem. ✨️

A hidden gem, tasty food and fab friendly service. Yummy homemade soups, we had the souperb chicken and rice soup and a lovely thick lentil soup. Make sure you have one of the epic meringues too 😁

Found this place after a morning of fishing and so glad we did! Great takeaway set up, super friendly service, cakes clearly made with passion, they were to die for! We couldn’t decide which to buy so bought all 4! Was going to save two for later, but they were too good to keep, so ate all 4 with a lush cuppa overlooking the sea - mmmmm delicious! Thank you for sharing a little slice of happiness with us!

Excellent food and a good choice all served in lovely surroundings by great staff. Good choice of soups and sandwiches and meals

Unexpectedly good strong coffee at the Ardmhor ferry terminal on Barra. The sausage and Stornoway black pudding rolls were stuffed full and encased in the lightest flakiest pastry. In addition there was a good selection of cakes. There is an outdoor deck overlooking the Sound of Barra. A hidden gem and definitely worth arriving early for your ferry to Eriskay.

Visited here for Sunday "carvery" whilst staying onsite. Service was excellent by all staff members, however we were expecting a carvery where you help yourself to a selection of roast meats and veg. This wasn't the case it was just a regular Sunday roast prepared in the kitchen and served at your table. The roast itself was very average,the only veg being peas and carrots along with cheap tasting pigs in blankets. This was priced at around £21 pp for 2 courses,I think it was done as cheap as possible. Although the food tasted absolutely fine it was by no means anything other than average and definitely not a carvery.

They offer wide variety of fillings for rolls and sandwiches. It is best option for a quick lunch during work hours. Also rates are quite reasonable.