The staff were so helpful getting my wheelchair up the steps. They didn&#39;t make a fuss, just sorted it quickly with a smile. Made a potentially awkward moment feel totally normal. Really appreciated that.

Came for a quick bite, the presentation was lovely but the portions felt a bit small for the price. I was still a little peckish afterwards. Nice spot, though.

A solid Wetherspoons. It&#39;s definitely quieter than the other central ones, which I really appreciate. Had a pint here while waiting for the rain to stop. The space felt less chaotic, more relaxed.

Great food and a welcoming atmosphere! The upstairs dining area is beautifully decorated, making it a lovely spot for a meal.

Had a quiet breakfast here. The setting is impressive. Staff were polite, service was quick. The free tea and coffee refills are a nice touch &ndash; made it easy to linger over a second cup.

The whiskey sour was nicely made and reasonably priced. Good value for a quality drink.

The chicken fajita pasta was tasty, but the real standout was the atmosphere. Love the warm lighting and those big, comfy booths. It&#39;s just a really nice space to unwind in.

Didn&#39;t eat, but the gin-making session was brilliant. Really interesting to learn the process, hands-on and fun. A unique thing to do.

The lunch deal is solid. The gravy on the sausages had this rich, savoury depth you don&#39;t usually get at this price point. Really hit the spot on a grey afternoon.

I had the best boozy brunch experience! For just &pound;25, we enjoyed 6 drinks and a delicious main course. The staff were incredibly friendly and made the whole experience enjoyable.

The festive set menu was a nice surprise. The seabass was really good, and my friend who&#39;s into food loved it.

Popped in for a quick drink and the staff really knew their stuff. Helped me pick a gin I&#39;d never have chosen myself &ndash; turned out to be a winner. Nice, relaxed spot for it too.

The haggis, neeps and tatties were spot on. The haggis was rich and peppery, the neeps sweet and creamy. The tatties were buttery and smooth. That&#39;s a proper plate of food.

Decent pub, staff were friendly. The mac and cheese was a solid choice - really liked the crispy breadcrumb topping. They had a movie playing on the screen in the back, which was a nice touch.

Came on a Saturday. Packed, great energy. Music was loud but not overwhelming. Service stayed quick even when busy. Fun spot.

Perfect for a quick pint before the train. The Guinness is solid, and being right by the station is a huge plus. Got me in and out in 20 mins.

Nice neighbourhood spot, packed with locals. Got the fish and chips, crispy batter and decent portion. That&#39;s the proper pub feel I was after. Bit pricey for what it is, but the vibe&#39;s spot on.

First time here and loved the vibe. The building has so much history, you can feel it in the old wooden floors and the quirky layout. A proper local spot.

Loved watching the chefs in the open kitchen! The staff were so friendly even when it was packed. Perfect for catching up with mates.

Stumbled upon this place while wandering around Stirling. The staff were friendly and the vibe was pretty cozy. Had a decent lunch here, though the service was a little on the slow side.

The Scottish breakfast was cooked perfectly, and they accommodated our substitutions without any fuss.

Friendly spot with a solid craft beer list. Had the fish tacos, they were decent, nothing mind-blowing but hit the spot. Good for a casual pint.

Been coming here for years, and the mixed grill is still massive. Even without a deal, you get a ton of food for your money. It&#39;s the one thing I know I can always count on.

Solid deli for a quick lunch. Grabbed a pastrami on rye to go. Good quality ingredients, bread was fresh. Convenient location near the office. Price is fair for what you get.

Came in late for lunch, they were still happy to seat us. The service was really smooth and friendly. My quinoa bowl was fresh and tasty.

Popped in for a quick pint and loved how chilled it was. They even brought a water bowl for my dog without me asking. Proper dog-friendly spot.

Nice brunch spot. The French toast with peaches was pretty good, and we got seated quickly even though it was busy.

Stumbled upon this place after wandering the Royal Mile. The back dining area is so quiet, you forget the busy street outside. Had the fish and chips - the batter was really light and crispy. A nice little find.

The pub is much larger than it appears from the entrance, and the live music is top-notch. A great place to enjoy a drink!

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