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We are in here for coffee nearly every day staff really nice, friendly & helpful. Food good. Great selection of cakes,toasties and sandwiches. Nice place

Stopped off on my dog walk for a coffee and breakfast roll. Food was lovely although a choice of white or brown rolls would be preferable. Excellent friendly service by a lovely lady. Disappointed to find their boxes are not recycled or compostable, feel that in this day and age ever has to do their bit for the environment and reduce waste.

My very young children and I had a shocking experience with the manager at this store today after being sorely misunderstood then treated like animals; we walked away genuinely floored at the way we had been treated, and physically pushed out of the store. In hindsight I regret not standing my ground and waiving my rights in the power-hungry lion’s face. I will be delighted to never return nor give our recommendation to any friends or family. So long, Hotel Chocolat.

Travelling the island we popped into Uig and had a coffee, sandwich and cake at the cafe/deli at the service station. We have got used to the prices being a bit more and had a nice lunch. Looked like a lot of ferry travellers use it and the shop next door.

Food was cold and disgusting. Steak burger was served in a roll which looked like something that would be served in a chippy. Waitress has clearly not been trained properly at all as her hospitality skills were dragging through the dirt.

We arrived on a cold, windy evening. Dining room was warm & welcoming with a fire going. Our young waitress was extremely helpful - firstly going through the drinks available and then clarifying a number of questions about the menu. We settled on the prawn cocktail & Cullen skink for starter. Both were delicious & the prawns were a very generous portion. For mains we went with the battered fish & chips and the scampi. Both were exceptional. Crispy batter on the fish & whole prawns in the scampi. We were too full for dessert, but may forego starters next time & try the sticky toffee pudding. Considering the excellent standard of the food we felt it was great value overall.

A very nice public bar. Grant the daytime barman was very friendly and welcoming. He went to great lengths to assist a couple who were wanting to dine at Cafe Kissimul which was great to see. However, at 6 o'clock the atmosphere changed when the ice queen arrived. She did a great job of killing the atmosphere and encouraging us to leave earlier than planned. Big thank you to Grant for your welcoming hospitality.

The restaurant had great views overlooking the loch. The staff was friendly but mostly inattentive. They forgot about our drinks…including tap water for the table. The risotto swimming in oil. Filet was just ok. Chips were good. Maybe stick with seafood. The Hoppy Ness IPA was good. Overall, just ok.

There are few places for tea/coffee open on Tiree. We had to wait to be seated although there were areas no one was in. My husband has a guide dog and it was obvious the dog was not welcome when we were shown into the side room which was dark and the furniture was tired. We were told that the table was required again in 45 minutes. At this point we left without even sitting down.

Since this pub has now ceased trading- allegedly available to buy via future property auctions- it is a shame we cannot savour the unique atmosphere of Texas in Paisley.

Takes far too long 3 hours for delivery! called for update and explained its too long a wait and was hung up on

Thank you Eilidh for the perfect cappuccino. I had been to the retail park Costa just before this and left due to terrible service - not usually the case when Gill, Dean or the absolutly fantastic Sarah are on duty.

The staff are friendly and really welcoming but the surroundings not so much. It's a huge space with not a lot filling it. It was cold on the few occasions I was in. The menu has enough to suit most tastes but it is really expensive for what you get. Unfortunately, the cost has put me off going back. In comparison to other cafes in Hamilton, Macs is very overpriced.

Came for lunch, staff very inattentive didn't come to the table. Served very poor potato soup, taste terrible and thin like water. Expensive lunch for small grated cheese sandwiches. Need to do much better, seemed overstaffed for no one actually being there apart form us. It must be jobs for the boys on NT.

This is an attractively laid out cafe/restaurant just off the A96 near Inverurie. There was a reasonable range of light lunches, soups, and sandwiches on offer, and I felt that the prices were good value. You place your order with your table number at the checkout counter. Service was friendly by all staff I encountered. My all-day breakfast arrived quickly and was most enjoyable.