Pistachio cannoli with my coffee. That&rsquo;s it. The filling was spot on, not too sweet. Shell held up. Just a really good pastry.

Lovely little neighbourhood spot. The staff are so friendly, it feels like a proper local cafe.

The paninis are a solid choice, and the jacket potatoes hit the spot. What I really liked was the space &ndash; it&rsquo;s got a relaxed, airy feel with plenty of room between tables. Makes it easy to just sit and enjoy your meal without feeling rushed.

The staff were so friendly and chill, really made us feel welcome. I loved the vibe here, just a relaxed spot for a casual dinner. The vegan menu is huge, which is a nice change.

Service is much better since the new management took over. Staff are really friendly and seem to actually care now.

The fruit scone was the star. Perfectly crumbly texture, just the right amount of fruit, and served warm with proper clotted cream. The rest of the breakfast was good, but that scone was on another level.

Love the light in here, especially on the verandah. Felt like sitting in a big, airy sunroom. The old bowling pavilion windows let in so much sun. A really peaceful spot for a quiet coffee.

The meat basket for two was a solid choice. The chicken was juicy and had a nice seasoning. The sausage was good too, a proper sharing portion.

Loved the relaxed vibe here. Service was spot on, friendly but not overbearing. The frozen lemonade was a lifesaver on a warm day &ndash; properly tart and icy, just what you want. A solid spot for a casual catch-up.

The steak pie was the star. Lovely chunks of meat, a generous amount of rich gravy, and the veg still had a nice bite to them. Portion size is definitely not an issue here.

The staff were so kind when I brought my own fork. Japanese whiskey was a good call.

The tuna sandwich was fresh, flaky and really hit the spot. The bread was toasted just right, not too hard. Paired it with a flat white, which was smooth and had a nice crema. That&#39;s a solid lunch right there.

A relaxed spot, nice for a quiet lunch. The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience feel effortless. The kids&#39; play area is a thoughtful touch, letting you actually enjoy your meal.

The tartare sauce is homemade, which is a nice touch. It&rsquo;s fresh and balanced, not too sharp. Really lifted the fish and chips.

Friendly staff and quick service, as always. The fish and chips were just right &ndash; crispy batter, fluffy inside. A solid, no-fuss pub meal when you need something reliable.

Service is super quick and friendly even when it&#39;s packed. They&#39;re always on it.

Been here a few times now. It&#39;s the historic setting that keeps me coming back - feels like a proper bit of St. Andrews.

Popped in on a busy Saturday night, my first time. The buttermilk fried chicken burger was the star &ndash; super juicy and the batter was really crispy. Shared some hand-cut fries too. Friendly welcome from the staff.

Excellent meal . First time here and we will be back . Friendly staff and the food is up there with the best we have had . Excellent .

Christmas Eve breakfast here. Service was spot on, they really looked after us. Food was tasty, the full English hit the spot. Nice atmosphere in the dining room. Bit of a wait for a table, but expected on the day.

Been coming here for years, and that &pound;6 pizza before 6pm is still the best deal in town. I always get the spicy sausage one &ndash; just hits the spot every time.

The toasted ciabatta was pretty good. Nice chewy and crispy bread, and the fillings were decently generous. A solid lunch option.

Nice spot for a casual dinner with mates. The shared plates were a hit &ndash; the grilled octopus was cooked just right, not rubbery at all. We grabbed a big table in the back, which was perfect for our group. Service was spot-on, no complaints there.

A decent spot for lunch. The chowder starter was pretty good. The baked potato was enormous and very hot, just as they said!

The restaurant is such a lovely little spot. Really enjoyed the Sunday roast here.

Stopped in for lunch. Felt like home cooking. Portions are huge, couldn&#39;t finish mine. Solid spot.

The relaxed vibe here is lovely for a long chat. I really appreciate their focus on fresh ingredients. The seasonal mocktail I had was crisp and clearly made with real, quality fruit. A nice spot to unwind without the heavy, sugary drinks.

Came with a group, we all ordered the steak and chips. Honestly, the size of the portions here is the main draw. My plate was absolutely loaded, couldn&#39;t finish it all. For the price, you&#39;re getting a lot of food.

Hot chocolate was a must-try. Gorgeous, honestly. The handmade flavours were irresistible. Just had to get a box to go.

Came for lunch and that braised beef cheek was something else - so tender it just fell apart. The view over St Monans harbour is lovely too. Service was spot on, really friendly and attentive.

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