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Been here on a number of occasions food always fresh fish black pudding haggis sausage etc all excellent will continue to eat here

I ordered Vegetarian sausages. When my food arrived my sausages did not present themselves as vegetarian so I had a family member try them. I asked a waitress if they were vegetarian to which she went and asked the kitchen. Turns out there had been a mistake made and they had gave me REAL sausages. This is a serious mistake to be made. I will not be returning.

An amazing hotel in an amazing location We were greeted by some lovely staff and the lady leisha. Smiles all around. We were shown to our room which was immaculate. We had our little terrier stay with us which was really appreciated and well accommodated for. Leisha gave us plenty of information on the surroundings and where it would be nice to take our dog for a walk. Her reviews on the walks were spot on. We met some lovely locals who were all very friendly and welcoming. We had dinner and breakfast in the hotel restaurant and it was fantastic. We thank you so much for our lovely stay at your hotel and look forwarding to coming back again Many thanks

Seem to be making a lot of mistakes lately. Got a small portion of chips and a kids burger meal and was charged £10.25, getting so expensive lately. Last time I ordered coleslaw and received curry sauce.

A few dishes ordered, beef curry, special chow mein, salt and pepper chicken, sweet and sour chicken balls. Curry was fantastic however the beef was inedible, chewy and really rather awful. Worst quality beef I've ever had, none was edible. Chicken balls were fine, sauce was not great, overpowering and full of food colouring to the point it looked like blood. Chow mein was disgusting unfortunately. Chow mein is normally a dry dish, this was full of sauce and it tasted horrid. Veg was nice, pork was decent, the rest gross. Salt and pepper chicken eas expensive for what it was... 60% onions! Also chicken was dry and again old! Poor quality Chinese food overall. Spring rolls were ok however tasted a little old. Prawn crackers nice. If you read these reviews for your own takeaway... For god sake either make quality food or just close down please. The lucky star on the high street is literally streets ahead. Will never return!

Ordered online from here during a work course up in Lossiemouth. Overall, fairly average. No issues with the staff, the two guys behind the counter were friendly. However, the food (in areas) let me down. My Van Gogh Pizza fell apart - to elaborate, the Cheese fell off with all the topping going with it. Ended up with Tomato based Bread and piles of topping. However, it was tasty enough and the Chips were faultless. Not the biggest fan of the Garlic & Herb Sauce unfortunately - found it quite sickly. Cost wise, it was about £17 so in the grand scheme of things, about right in comparison to other takeaways in the area.

We had a chow mein and a king prawn satay. Our order appeared quickly, even though you could tell from the number of phone orders, delivery drivers, hustle and bustle behind the incredibly calm and efficient young man taking the orders that a significant amount of work was happening behind the scenes. Our food portions were huge, piping hot, and above all, very very tasty. Would definitely go again.

Told us the cafe was closed but when we were standing on the beach 6 people were served drinks we finally realised it was because we were English. TERRIBLE !!!!

Just home from a beautiful tapas meal. We went for the mixed tapas, the chef decided what to cook once you order. If you’ve never tried tapas before, this is a great introduction, it was amazing! There were meatballs, mussels, mushrooms, spicy sausage, calamari and chicken to name a few. There was more than enough for 4 of us, and my parents who never had tapas before loved it! Can’t wait come to back!

I am GF and Dairy free. We are a family of 4. I asked if there was anything GF on the menu and was told " no we don't do that anymore " . I decided to try chips hoping I will be OK after beef dripping. £25 for fish and chips , 2 kids meals and 1 portion of chips. Locals served before us. We were on holiday. Avoid if you have allergies.

Afternoon tea was very nice, the only thing I can say was a problem was trying to find someone when we arrived, it took 10-15 mins to locate someone. We had a very pleasant afternoon and the food was lovely and plentiful. We would happily go back again. Perhaps you need to upgrade your disabled ramp.

Very tasty toasted sandwiches and above average coffee. 2 young girl staff members were extremely pleasant and helpful. Seating at the window looking out at the torrential storm was an unexpected treat after trying to get into Johnston's which was hot and overcrowded.

Stumbled upon this farm shop and cafe while looking for a late lunch. Lovely menu with sandwiches, soup, jacket potatoes etc. All food freshly made. We had ham sandwiches and a slice of cake, all of which were tasty. We ordered a child meal for our 21 month old son which consisted of a sandwich, few quavers, grapes and cucumber slices and a small chocolate bar (that they gave us after he ate his main meal, which was handy!). There is a big play area for children with lots of toys. The farm shop was well stocked and seemed to have a steady trade. On the way out the lady at the till said we could take some cabbage leaves to feed the cows with, which I’m sure was the highlight for my son (and hubby hehe)!

Amazing meal. Fabulous value for money enjoyed by all . Nhs deal was great value. We are on holiday here so unfortunately can't make this a regular event. Wish we could. Delicious 😋

This hotel currently does not have a restaurant - what a deception. The hotel manager claimed they could not source chef and so they were unable to offer meals at the time of our planned stay and tea/coffee making facilities amount to a sachet of catering coffee with dried milk sachets - totally disgusting!