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Great little stop and interesting town. Stopped on our way to Inverness and just made an order before their deadline. The restaurant was closing an hour earlier than google posted. We had soup and sandwiches: minted pea soup was great and I had the crazy Sammy of the day; panini with tuna, bacon, Brie cheese, cranberries, and mayo. Scoff if you will: it was great!!!! Hubs had a hamburger which arrived with a fried egg on it: he loved it. The owner was warm and struck up a conversation with us on the town when we asked. In all a great little place for lunch.

Excellent meal, perfectly cooked by head chef Sean. Professionally served by Willie and Gemma. I had the brie then the roast beef. Perfectly cooked. Claire had the pate, George's home made recipe, then the scampi. Well done team .. 11 out of 10 xx

Coffee was good although disappointed there is no full breakfast despite it being advertised online. Overall, very overpriced in general. If they bring back the full breakfast, I would maybe give this place another chance. The pancakes and syrup were great though. We got two cappacicounos, one roll sausage and egg and pancakes and it was £28. This is robbery.

Good old school chinese, ive been using it for around 35yr. Cash only the way it should be, none of they rip off merchants just eat and uber. They also really look after me being diabetic even when i order weird stuff like a curry with no rice or anything 😅

Das Essen war sehr fett und die Chips waren nicht knusprig. Es handelt sich zwar nur um eine Imbissbude, aber die Qualität war nicht gut. Es gab auch nur eine Fischart „zur Auswahl“.

Envolturas vegetarianas y veganas de gran valor. Hermosos jugos y batidos frescos y sabrosos. Un montón de espacio, gran servicio. . Y agua directamente a la mesa.

Best fried rice I’ve had in a very long time ! chicken balls were absolutely perfect and not greasy , chow mein loads better than everywhere . Chips ! Just perfect ! Very authentic food ( well what us Scot’s expect ) 5 *

Excellent food, amazing service and very reasonable cost. Staff were so friendly and professional. Highly recommend this restaurant

What a privilege to enjoy the Cullen skink and fish and chip meal. This is an out of the way place to visit but should be on everybody's Journey! they do not serve lunch until 12:00 sharp! no exceptions! So instead I had a shot of the whiskey liqueur at 11:00 in the morning; whereas, the locals were consistently coming in and getting a breakfast sandwich made on a homemade roll. Btw, it is inside the fishery University on the main floor. the food was amazing!

Medium sized, independent izakaya style place on Broughton St. Quite dark and plain inside. But the food and service were absolutely fantastic. Delicious and original cocktails, very friendly waiting staff who were quick to help with anything on the menu, and a wide range of clientele from couples to young families to those with older children. Style is Japanese sharing plates - great balance of meat, fish and veg options, and mostly gluten free. They recommend 3-4 plates per person - we ordered 3 plates each and this was a bit too much - portions are generous. The rice and the potato dishes in particular are large.

Really enjoyed our visit. Fine luncheon. Delectable cakes. Very nicely decorated for Christmas. Compact and pleasant dining area. Agreeable staff.

Chambre superbe. Cependant mauvaise isolation des chambres donc quand on tombe sur des fêtards 🥴. Fish and chips excellent surtout la purée de petits pois. Accueil chaleureux. J’ai adoré cette convivialité.

Absolutely gutted to find this place had ceased trading, since our last visit in August 22. This hidden gem was part of our journey down south for the past 7 years, after stumbling on it by accident. It offered a hearty meal for a fraction of the price they charge, at a service station

Great service and excellent quality food. Locally sourced produce. Breakfast bap with haggis. Yum. We were blessed with a beautiful day, so took advantage of the outdoor seating. Superb views. Little treat for the dog. Great food, great coffee, great service...what's not to love?

We stopped here for coffees and a slice of cake. The latter was homemade and fabulous! Well worth visiting, not least for the “Highway To Hell” plaque on the wall (the town was the home of AC/DC founder Bon Scott). Also JM Barry, whose birthplace museum is worth a visit.