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Absolutely outstanding. We ordered each of the dishes on the menu and they were all 10 out of 10. Young staff enthusiastic despite the closure. But wait.......we can never go back despite being very keen to do so,,,,why you ask...well its now closed down. Now if this restaurant was in the Merchant City/Finniston or the south side it would have been packed out every day, but because of its location right in the city centre it didn't stand a chance. Oh and the lack of publicity did not help. So guys you have missed the boat on this one, mores the pity.

If you want special sweets, this is the place to go. The lad is also very nice. Found berry icebreakers here for a reasonable price after going to two stores on Princes Street who were asking nearly double the price.

Popped in whilst in the area. Glad i did as it was excellent. The staff were attentive and very friendly and the food lovely. Will definitely be back the next time I am in town

Had an afternoon tea on Saturday, it was amazing everything was freshly made and tasted wonderful. Guys were lovely and friendly, Unable to finish everything but supplied boxes to take home. We forgot to take a picture before we started 🤣 PS. carrot cake was beautiful ❤️

Blown away by this gem! Beautiful flavours, beautifully prepared. Why is it not the culinary highlight of the NC500??? Looked at couple of reviews describing concerns about service. Could not relate in any way to those comments and we were there on a busy night. The bill? I thought they hadn't included a dish. Cheaper than the pub feed we'd had the night before. BYO. Book ahead, you don't want to miss the Printer's Rest!!

The most incredible food full of flavour. I came here for my graduation, which the staff were nice enough to give me a card to congratulate me! The food is so fresh and incredible quality. The waitress was so lovely and explained the menu and dishes for us. Would recommend coming here if you want something very special.

Went for an afternoon coffee with family. I've noticed from certain reviews that some people should really have been aware that this is a working marina... We were lucky enough to visit on an unseasonably hot and sunny day in October, particularly for Lochaber, so we ate outside. Coffee and cake all round was good. Coffees (and one tea) were great and well made. Cakes were delicious, though the carrot cake was a bit on the dry side. We put that down to it being late in the day, but will be something to consider if we go again. Staff could not have been more friendly, especially as we (and other visitors) were still seated after closing. I blame the fantastic weather. If you're really lucky, you can watch the Jacobite Express (sadly now better known as the train from that movie franchise) steam past on the adjacent level crossing!

Best food and service. Do visit for the best experience 🤌🏼

First time ive been to a deli and it definitely didnt disappoint. I had a tuna panini it was the best ive had in a long time. I had a cup of tea. The tea was perfect. If you dont want to eat in there are parks in this area. Overall it was a delight to eat here.

Nice atmosphere, very friendly staff. They offered a full vegetarian breakfast, with vegetarian haggis, two different vegetarian sausages and bacon! Wonderful!

Moonwake is a cool place and that's my first tip. Tip: It gets cold here, even under the heat lamps but bring a coat and come anyway. This is a review of the Moonwalk Taproom. Yeah, there's a brewery here and from those clean and shiny vats come some great tasting, local and craft beer. But what else can I say about the brewery? I suppose I could say that the open entrance space has been used for a local pop up market and it was petite but fun. There were just a few stalls but each one was local, quality and good. The main reason, unless you want to look at shiny vats, to visit is the taproom. The taproom is up a flight of stairs, is on a balcony and overlooks the brewery. Isn't that a great place to enjoy freshly poured pints? Staff here are friendly and since they make the beer on offer are way more involved than some city centre franchise clone. You can meet the owners here. Order at the bar or at the table. I've talked through what I feel like and have had recommendations. Tip: Moonwake is a local treasure, isn't huge so you can strike out and turn up when there are no free tables. Consider getting in touch if you want to bring the office or a group of friends. Pizza! For at least half the time I've been drinking here there's been a deal with Pizza Geeks. That's a brilliant local pizzeria. Use their app to do an "at table" order. Frankly, beer from the brewery served with freshly made pizza carried over the bridge from the local restaurant is amazing. Tip: Follow Moonwake on social media. They're lovely, transparent, informative and it's the best place to keep up with their latest brews and events. I'm a fan but I'm yet to try their e-commerce offer. If I buy a crate of their beer then I'd drink it! [May 22 update - even better with beer garden] [September 22 update - still good] [April 23 update - really enjoy their market events, recommend following on social to find out about them] [July 23 update - growing and successful but still feels indie and authentic] [October 23 update - Moonwake Beers are superb and they have a knack for great guest taps too] [March 24 update - So much happening here that it's worth signing up to the newsletter] [October 24 update - they span their event social media into a different account. Bizarre decision but worth following]

Very enjoyable and great food. Hosts were friendly and shared stories about the local culture. Recommend!

Kimchi jjigae was unique and Food was delicious. Lovely and friendly lady. Mom really enjoyed talking to her. Keep up the good work 👍👍

Hidden gem, first class, everything about this restaurant is fantastic will certainly come back. It was recommended by a friend and what a great recommendation.

Best local small restaurant, love this place, food is amazing