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Basura de comida mantente lejos y ve a Mcdonald's al menos la comida se jode en Mcdonald's. Y el personal siempre es amable

Went for breakfast with disabled brother - only criticism is that the place is a little cramped, that is its charm but also weakness Food is exceptional, staff are fantastic - will be back

went in as it sounded like really good food by the adverts outside only to be told they didnt do food when we went in to get a table !!!!!

This was just perfect; very good service, very reasonable price and great food. What’s not to like? I’d recommend it thoroughly.

We had a lovely dinner on our first night in Glencoe. The service was warm and friendly and the bartender came and walked my husband through the best way to taste scotch. The food was delicious. We had fish & chips, the venison and the lamb shank, all of which were very well prepared.

I came in and within two minutes was asked what I wanted. One menu between two. So only time for one person to look at asked for more time. Ordered a baked potato cheese and one with prawn Marie rose. A can diet of irn bru and can of diet coke when recieved was literally slid to customers. Asked for wificode. I am partially sighted and wear glasses was "told look at board" Potato with cheese came big enough potato but salad was absolutely tasteless Potato with prawns came was average according to customer £2.60 for can diet irn bru £2.60 for can diet coke. Bit of a profit there. Didn't even get asked if wanted sauces vinegar or salt

On previous visits I was told that if I asked, the cook could reduce cooking time on the fish by 30 seconds and had excellent fish. On 28th June I asked for the 30 second shorter cooking time but was served with dry, overcooked revolting fish. Will not eat there again.

This place can be wonderful .but it can also be average .the lobster is wonderful The steaks can be hit and miss .but I do keep returning

Came out of my way with my family to the oxford sainsbury’s cafe to get a good meal we saw on the sainsbury’s cafe menu online to turn up and see completely different! hardly selling anything just “soup” and microwaved bread basically. let alone not much food for children or vegetarians. don’t come here.

This place seems to be getting better each time I visit. The food choice is very good, it's tasty and hot. The staff are lovely and very helpful. Our lunch came quickly and the coffee was a good quality.

We went in this morning, they weren’t open , but a very kind lady let us in , it had said on the website that they were open, but she very kindly cooked us bacon barncakes they were so good and so needed . Thank you

We bought our usual meal. Cheese, leek and potato pie served with salad but we pay a bit more as instead of ordering salad with it we ask for bacon and beans on the side. Gutted when they've run out of them. Stunning everytime

My wife and I were travelling back to the Midlands from Scotland along the A66, and after two and a half hours of driving, around half-past eight in the morning, we pulled into this café. Now, we’ve done this journey many times, and driven along the A66 countless times, but have never ventured into this eatery before. This was our loss, as the food is excellent – hot and tasty, and also so very reasonably priced, considering that you are in the middle of nowhere (£15 for a small breakfast, a Scottish breakfast, which is very large, two slices of toast and two mugs of tea). We were glad that we had stopped here, and we will definitely be visiting the café again on our journeys along the A66.

5 of us visited on Saturday night for a friend's birthday. Lovely friendly atmosphere in the bar, even though Wales lost the rugby, with some excellent beers on draught and some very nice Merlot. Restaurant was lovely and warm considering the monsoon outside. All main courses were served quickly by friendly staff and all were lovely. I can thoroughly recommend the gammon from the local butcher; thick and not salty. Everyone else enjoyed their meals. Couple of us had sweets and these were also lovely. And note, the pub is totally bilingual!

Our OAP care group were dropped off by carers who can drive and once we were seated, we had the most marvellous time and near the lavatories to boot! So to the venue. Easy parking, clean and super friendly welcome. We went all in for the full 'monty', and every plate was cleared and scored top marks. OJ’s and great coffee rounded off a terrific visit. Just a warning that this is a cash only establishment, which is a dying breed these days, however fun to meet the cash rich section of society. Thank you again we loved our visit