The sushi boxes are fresh and well-presented. A reliable grab-and-go spot, even if it&#39;s not the cheapest.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s still a solid choice. The menu&#39;s got a bit of everything, but it&#39;s the homemade taste that keeps me coming back. You can just tell they put care into it.

The festive tea was a lovely treat, and the homemade scones were spot on. I was really impressed by their tea selection, made pairing with the food a breeze.

The hot salmon was cooked just right, not dry at all. The caramel frappe had a nice balance, not too sweet. Decent portions for the price. Might try the French toast next visit.

The pancakes are a must-try. Light, fluffy, and the poached pear topping was a delightful balance of flavors.

Been coming here for years. The stews and oven-bakes are solid, hearty food. It&#39;s the kind of simple, reliable cooking you don&#39;t see much anymore. A bit pricier than it used to be, but you know what you&#39;re getting.

Decent spot for a filling meal. The portion sizes are generous, which is nice. The fries were pretty good and crispy. A solid choice overall.

The staff were so friendly. Jack explained the vegan menu clearly, which was really helpful. Food was hot and fresh.

The pistachio flat white was lovely. Really liked the comfy seating here, made it a nice place to relax.

Lovely spot to sit outside and look at the glasshouse. Had the vegan pasta, it was tasty and filling. Coffee was good too. Bit pricey for what it is, but a nice place.

Been coming here for years, and the coffee is always spot on. Tried the seasonal special this time, really liked it.

A nice spot for a light lunch in Biggar. They also have some interesting local products for sale.

Popped in for a quick lunch while passing through. The sandwiches are indeed fresh, and I really liked the coleslaw. It&#39;s a reliable spot for something light. The seating was comfortable enough for a short stop, which I appreciated.

A lovely spot for afternoon tea. The gluten-free options were thoughtful, and the spread was generous. I was pleased to see a decent selection of teas to pair with the pastries. The view from the window was a nice bonus, made for a relaxed few hours.

Stumbled upon this old-school ice cream parlour. The single scoop was good value and tasted spot on. A solid, no-fuss stop.

The mac and cheese was incredible, honestly some of the best I&#39;ve ever tried. The haggis pie was solid too. Just a really good, simple meal.

The staff were really nice. I had a cold and they offered honey for my tea without me asking. That was a nice touch.

I got the brunch bagel with poached egg, chili, and avocado. It was so tasty I finished it before even thinking of a photo! The portion was decent for the price, felt like a proper meal.

The owner was so lovely, really made us feel welcome. We ended up chatting for a bit after our meal. A genuinely nice touch that you don&#39;t always get.

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