Food was really tasty, and they were slammed. Got a free drink for the wait, which was a nice touch. The lamb shank was spot on. Service was a bit stretched but they kept it together.

Loved the upstairs area, so quiet and tucked away. Perfect for reading with a coffee. The menu is huge, almost too many choices! Had a nice flat white and just watched the rain.

Haggis bon bons were the standout. Crispy outside, rich inside. Sticky toffee pudding was solid too. Decent wine list.

The croquettes were pretty good, and the stew was decent too. The veggie tacos were a bit small for the price, though.

Nice spot for an afternoon with friends. The wine list had a couple of interesting local options that paired well with the relaxed vibe.

Staff were really nice about a booking mix-up, sorted a table fast and gave us a free round of drinks. Made a potentially stressful start to the evening much easier.

The plating here is really something else. Every dish looked like a little piece of art. My main course was almost too pretty to eat. It shows they put real thought into it.

Had the Sunday roast here with my mates. The beef was spot on, and they even had a veggie option for my friend. Perfect for a chilled weekend catch-up. Plates were cleared, no surprise there!

The baklava was the highlight. So much honey, just the right sweetness. A bit pricey for the portion size, but it did finish the meal on a high note.

The grilled cauliflower had a really nice smoky char. Cod cheeks were tender, flaky. That smoky flavour came through in both, simple but well-executed. Portions were decent.

A nice local spot with a good beer selection. The tribute to veterans is a thoughtful touch.

Lovely corner spot. The iced latte was spot on, really complemented the almond croissant. Shame there&#39;s not much seating inside, but grabbing a table outside on a sunny day is perfect.

The brie, bacon and caramelised onion panini was spot on. The bread was properly toasted, not soggy at all. Brie was nicely melted and the onions were sweet without being cloying. Just a solid, tasty lunch.

Had a Geisha pour-over here, and the barista really knew his stuff. You can tell they care about their coffee. The brew was bright and complex. Paired it with a simple pastry, and it was a lovely, quiet afternoon. A bit pricey for a cup, but you&#39;re paying for the craft.

The souffl&eacute; pancakes are so light and fluffy! Perfect for sharing with friends over a long chat. The caramel on top is just right.

Lovely spot for a casual meal. The views are stunning, really adds to the relaxed vibe. My only note is that the chairs were a bit hard for a longer sit-down dinner. Still, a nice place to unwind.

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