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.

Small spot, does takeaway too so it gets packed. The food is really nicely presented, and the staff are lovely. Lunch is only on Fridays and Saturdays, which is a bit of a shame.

Lovely meal, the food was fresh and tasty. Portions are generous too. The service was great, really made us feel welcome.

They were really careful with my nut allergy. The chef came out to double-check, and the waitress kept an eye on things. Felt safe, which is a big deal for me.

Steak pie was spot on. Rich, flavourful, and piping hot. Just what you need for a quick, filling lunch. Got me in and out in under 30 mins. Perfect for a midweek bite.

The open kitchen is mesmerising. Watching the chef meticulously plate each dish felt like a private show. The food itself was stunning, almost too pretty to eat. A lovely, quiet moment in the middle of the city.

The menu tells a story about their local fishermen, which is a nice touch. It makes the place feel more personal.

The sticky toffee pudding was the highlight for me. So warm and comforting, especially on a chilly evening. The whole meal felt like a good deal for the quality.

Been coming here for years, and the portions are still massive. Ordered the usual steak last night, and as always, it came out huge and steaming hot. Could barely finish it. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years on my way through. The full Scottish breakfast is always spot on - proper black pudding, eggs just right. That&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back. It&rsquo;s a reliable stop.

Been coming here for years. That first-floor window seat over the water at sunset is still the best spot in town.

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 local mussels were small but packed a punch. The bread they serve alongside is perfect for mopping up the broth. They were kind enough to bring more bread without a fuss. A nice glass of crisp white wine would have been the ideal pairing here.

Really enjoyed the Cullen skink gnocchi with black pudding. The staff were lovely and made us feel welcome. It&#39;s a nice spot for a relaxed meal, and being dog-friendly is a plus. The view from the window was a nice touch.

Been here a few times now. They always start you off right with a proper welcome, and the coffee at the end is a nice touch. It&#39;s a bit different from the usual places around here.

The staff were lovely, made us feel right at home. Their wine list was decent, found a nice Malbec that went well with the steak. Felt very safe with all their precautions too.

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