Popped in for a final breakfast before leaving Oban. The fruit scone was warm and spot-on. Service was friendly, though it does get quite busy by 10am. Their Victoria Sandwich was lovely, but the real star was the mango coconut smoothie bowl &ndash; paired perfectly with a strong black coffee.

Stopped here after hiking Ben Lora. The free parking is a huge plus, makes it so convenient. Got a coffee and a scone. The scone was fine, but honestly, for the price, I expected it to be a bit bigger.

Popped in for a coffee and couldn&#39;t resist the custard tarts. They looked amazing in the case. Tart was fresh, pastry flaky. A bit sweet for my taste, but still hit the spot. Good selection of other cakes too.

The coffee was really nice. I appreciated how they kept the tables spaced out, it felt safe and comfortable. A good spot for a quiet, relaxed cup.

Popped in for a chai latte and a slice of their coconut chai cake. The cake was so moist, with a lovely hint of spice. Just the right spot to pause for a bit. The staff were really nice too.

The scrambled eggs were so light and fluffy, really fresh! The full Scottish breakfast was a bit heavy for me though.

The mocha&#39;s dark chocolate is so rich, and it&#39;s made in-house. Lovely harbour view from the window.

Popped in for a breakfast roll before heading out. The sausage was really good quality, and the coffee was strong enough to actually wake me up. Just what I needed.

Lovely spot for lunch with friends. The steak pie was really good, and you can&#39;t beat that harbour view.

Lovely little spot for lunch. The staff were so friendly, and they even made a fuss over our little dog. Had a sandwich and coffee, very relaxed. A nice chat with a regular customer made it feel really welcoming.

The bacon rolls are generous and the coffee cups are full. A solid spot for a takeaway breakfast, and the house blend actually pairs nicely with the salty bacon.

They were closing soon but still served us with a smile. The chips were hot and fresh, and my pint went down a treat with them.

Solid spot for a quick lunch. The vegan options are decent and the prices are fair. Good to know they allow dogs, as I often walk mine nearby. Service was efficient.

Good spot for a coffee and some laptop work. Quiet enough to focus, comfortable seating. Wifi was solid. Coffee itself was fine, nothing special, but it does the job. Stayed for about two hours mid-afternoon, no pressure to leave.

The garlic and chili prawns were pretty good, fresh and succulent. The haddock and chips were decent too. It&#39;s a fine spot for a casual meal.

The vegan menu is a nice touch, and the weekly specials are pretty creative. Had the mushroom risotto special last night &ndash; it was decent. A bit pricey, but the variety keeps things interesting.

A cosy little spot near the square, always bustling. The staff were really friendly and welcoming. You can tell the food is made fresh, which does mean a short wait, but it&rsquo;s nice to know it&rsquo;s all prepared on-site. A comfortable place for a quiet lunch.

The vegan &#39;tofish&#39; was a lovely surprise, and the menu had plenty of thoughtful choices. The booths were comfy too.

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