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Tan triste. Pedí la “sopa del día”, sopa de tomate, que terminó siendo sopa heinz puesta en el microondas y repartida sin pan. Por 5 libras. 50 . Lo que es caro para una sopa en Edimburgo por lo general, pero al menos esperaría una sopa casera con una rebanada de pan. Además, mi amiga no recibió su sopa durante un tiempo después de que ella lo pidiera, porque el chef estaba sentado charlando, y tuve que recordarle a la camarera que obtuviera nuestra sopa enlatada, decepcionante y cara.

This is one seriously classy cafe! Excellent gluten free options available and my goodness the soup is fantastic; it was such a pleasure to enjoy “proper” food. The service is excellent and worth a visit to Duns just to have lunch here.

Visited the Frothy this morning for the first & very last time as the cafe is closing. Whilst the cafe was comfortable the coffee wasn’t the best ever tasted and we were stunned at the price! Compared to other coffee houses close by it was surprising; could this be a reason they are not finding it profitable?

The food we had today was of mixed quality and the price structure seems a bit odd - the 'panini' was overpriced and burnt and tasted more like a toasted roll, the toastie was good and the cakes were nice quality. Some of the staff were friendly and helpful whereas some of the others need to work on their customer service skills a little bit. We normally enjoy going here, so I might write this off to being a bad day! I will also read the menu a bit more carefully next time as some items definitely seem to represent much better value for money than others!

We were driving from Skye to Fort William and wanted to stop for lunch on a Sunday , in which many places were closed. I went on TripAdvisor and this pub was open. Authentic, cosy pub with a water view. Food was great, the Cullen skink soup delicious, as well as the fish + chips and the Pot pie. Great location too.

An excellent fish n chip shop. Best one In the area by a mile. I live 5 mile from it but would not go anywhere else.

Popped in here for lunch with my wife and her mother. On entering, we were greeted by a smiling Amy, who welcomed us in. I proceeded to order the soup and egg mayonnaise toastie, with a Mocha and white chocolate caramel slice. All were fantastically tasty, especially the soup, which was very thick pea and ham, and piping hot, 11 out of 10😋My mother in law opted for a Latte, which she thoroughly enjoyed. My wife had tea, which was made with leaves, and a chocolate slice, which she enjoyed immensely. She also had a latte, which she also enjoyed. I had another mocha. The premises were welcoming, spotlessly clean, prices were unbelievably cheap. I can also honestly say that the service and banter from Amy, and Megan, Niece and Auntie, was tremendous. I would thoroughly recommend this place, and will be back in the near future.

We've popped in here a few times over the years for a fab ice cream coming back from Silver Sands beach. Tonight we were hungry. We wanted fish and chips! And these fish and chips are from the Dalgety Fish Bar (below this restaurant). The fish was really good. The chips? We're still searching for crispy, golden brown chips - and requested them specially. Nobody seems to know what this means! So no golden chips. But a beautiful piece of fish made up for it. The tartar sauce and curry sauce (probably pre-packaged?) were very good. The star of the show (on top of the fab gelato!) was the server, Jody. Happy, helpful, very welcoming and a great server, too. She's a real gem! Definitely worth a visit. And there's a beautiful view of the Forth, too.

We’ve visited Sounds Bites twice during our week in Camusdarrach. The cafe is independently owned and is the perfect place to stop in and refuel! We were made to feel so welcome by the team, nothing was too much trouble. Our little dog enjoyed his prime position at the upstairs window, watching the street below. We enjoyed soup, toasties and lattes! The lentil soup was truly delicious - I wish I could make soup like it! If you are in Arisaig, stop by and try it, you won’t be disappointed!

Myself and two friends decided to pop in here for breakfast one morning 2 of us had the big breakfasts and the other had a breakfast roll. The big breakfasts were very large. I personally wasn't keen on the link sausage but that's just personal preference my friend liked there's everything els was exelent. There condaments were in individual sashets and the tomato ketchup wasn't nice all 3 of us agreed on that. The service was exelent. We were handed menus as soon as we sat down. Once we placed our order the drinks arived quickly and our food not long behind it. All in all very good experience just avoid the ketchup

Best takeaway in Greenock. You have definitely got to try here.

Lovely staff. Great coffee, and the perfect cheese and onion toastie - nice strong cheddar the perfect cheese to onion ratio.

Didn’t expect much when we walked into the restaurant, only people to sit and eat in. Did have lots of delivery orders though so suppose that a good thing. Rate the food 8/10 Chicken madras was flavourful Lamb Balti was also very tasty Bring your own alcoholic drinks, no licence which is fine I do prefer it that way🙂 Price is about right, same as back home for myself. Overly great experience, front house staff member was good, polite and friendly. Wouldn’t expect much from a small business, but food always speaks first🥘 worth a try if your in the area ✔️

Now The Reef Inn. The Beachcomber has changed hands and now trades as The Reef Inn. We discovered this ourselves in June 2021 when we were looking for the Beachcomber.