Love the vibe in this French cafe. The coffee mugs and plates have this rustic, mismatched charm that makes it feel so cozy. Grabbed a coffee and just enjoyed sitting there for a bit. Will definitely pick up a bag of their beans next time.

Decided to try their breakfast for a change. The small space is actually quite cosy. Had the avocado toast with poached eggs &ndash; the eggs were spot on, runny yolk and all. Coffee was decent. Good spot for a casual bite.

Been coming here for years, and the sausage special never disappoints. It&#39;s always cooked just right, and the portion feels generous for the price. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The lamb kebabs were spot on, really well seasoned. The fries were crispy and went well with it. Nice to see the NHS and student discount on top of the fair prices.

A convenient spot for a quick bite. I appreciate that everything is made fresh to order - you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. The portions are generous, which is nice. Tables and loos were clean too.

The scotch egg was massive! Perfect for sharing with a friend. The pies were really tasty too, proper homemade stuff. Got a bit busy later on, but the vibe was nice for a catch-up.

Stopped in for a hot chocolate and scone during a downpour. The scone was warm, flaky, and served with proper clotted cream. Exactly what you want on a wet day. The cafe&#39;s small size makes it feel quite intimate.

The sea salt dark chocolate gelato was the star for me. That perfect hint of saltiness cutting through the rich chocolate? Spot on. The staff were really chill about letting us sample a few other flavours too, which was a nice touch.

Fish cakes and sweet corn fritters were spot on. Everything came out hot and fresh, which is what you want. Quick service too.

Duncan was a fine bartender. The langoustine on rye was pretty good, really enjoyed it. The view of the chapel is lovely, though it was a bit busy when we went.

Booked a table for the lunch buffet and glad we did, it was packed. Good spread for the price, the roast was decent. Got a bit noisy when it filled up, but that&#39;s expected.

The steak pie was spot on, rich and tender. They have a decent selection of reds by the glass, which is always a plus for me. Went with a Malbec, worked nicely with the hearty filling. A bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for.

The scones are lovely, and the staff are always so friendly. I like how comfortable the chairs are, makes it easy to relax.

Stopped in on a cold night. The log burner was going, really cosy. Had a pint and just sat for a while. Nice rustic feel, good for winter.

The bartender was so lovely! She walked us through the menu and you could tell she really loves the drinks here. Made choosing what to order with my friends so much easier. A nice touch.

Always get the halloumi wrap here. It&#39;s my comfort food after a long week.

The staff were so kind helping with our toddler&#39;s meal. And that homemade millionaire shortbread was a treat!

Nice spot for a quick coffee. Clean and tidy, cakes look decent. Better than the usual chains around St Andrews. Prices are fair. Got my order fast, which is what I needed.

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