A nice little place in South Queensferry. The pancakes were huge and really hit the spot. I did find the wooden bench a bit hard after a while, but I noticed some tables had proper chairs. Might ask for one of those next time.

Decent spot for a simple bite. Had the soup, was good. Hot roll was solid too. Just what you need for a quick, cheap lunch.

Emma was lovely, really on top of things even when it got busy. The fish and chips special was the main draw for me. The portion was huge, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. The fish itself was a nice, fresh piece.

Staff are always friendly, even when it&#39;s packed. They let me try a flavour before ordering. Quick service, got my lunch sorted in no time. Perfect for a fast bite.

Nice, bright spot for a light lunch. The house white they suggested was a good, simple match for the food.

The staff handled the Boxing Day rush really well. I noticed how fresh the salad greens were in my bowl, which was a nice touch. The queue moved quickly, so we weren&#39;t waiting long at all.

The warm cinnamon cake was the highlight. Good selection of loaves and pastries on display. Service was prompt, seating comfortable. A solid spot for a quick meeting or solo coffee.

Judith provided exceptional service during our visit, making the experience truly enjoyable. The food was also quite good, which added to our overall satisfaction.

The fish supper and king rib were just what we needed after a long walk. The chips were particularly good, not greasy at all.

Service was quick and friendly, even on a busy night. Staff knew the menu well.

The salt and pepper fries were the star for me. Perfectly crisp, not greasy, and that seasoning was spot-on. Lewis and Mhairi were lovely, really attentive without being overbearing. Made for a nice, relaxed dinner.

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Service is efficient even when they&#39;re busy. Queue moved quickly, staff were polite. My doner was tender and flavourful, and everything tasted fresh. Food came out fast without feeling rushed. Good for a quick, solid meal.

Portions are generous, flavours spot on. The flat iron steak was cooked just right, and the haggis bon bons were a treat. They have a decent wine list too - found a nice Malbec that paired beautifully with the steak. Solid spot.

The tasting menu was the highlight. The scallop course had a perfect sear, and the wine pairing brought out its sweetness. The venison was rich, but the portion felt a bit small.

The salmon in the poke bowl was super fresh. A server told me the owner&#39;s brother runs a fish market nearby, so that makes sense.

The fish and chips were lovely. The batter was light and crispy, and the smoked haddock was very fresh. My only small note is that the booth seating felt a bit cramped for a longer meal.

Breakfast menu is a highlight. Went for the eggs royale and my partner had the shakshuka. Both were solid, but the portions felt a bit on the smaller side for the price. Still, a decent spot for something different.

Lovely spot to unwind with a chai. The staff are genuinely warm, which makes a difference. Little drawings on the latte foam are a sweet touch, my heart was a bit lopsided but it made me smile. 😊

The vegan goulash with potato pancakes was really good, rich and hearty. You could tell the ingredients were fresh. The affogato was spot on too. Portions are decent for the price. A solid choice for Czech food done plant-based.

The staff were so kind. I asked if they could make a hot toddy, and they whipped one up for me even though it wasn&#39;t listed. Used simple syrup instead of honey, but it was really nice. Just a very comfortable spot to unwind.

Staff were really friendly, made me feel welcome straight away. Atmosphere is relaxed but still feels a bit fancy, good for when you want something a bit special. Nice place.

Decent value, but the wasabi was a bit weak. The fried noodles portion was huge compared to everything else, felt a bit random.

The deluxe porridge was the highlight. Creamy oats with a generous mix of nuts and seeds, plus a side of honey. The avocado toast on sourdough was fine, but the porridge is the one to get.

Came here with a few friends. It&#39;s got that classic, no-fuss vibe and loads of tables, so we could all spread out. Really clean and comfy, perfect for a group catch-up.

Popped in for a quick pint and some loaded fries. The portion of fries was huge, honestly could have shared it with a friend. Good for the price.

The outdoor terrace overlooking St. Andrew&#39;s Square is a lovely spot. Spent a sunny afternoon there just watching the world go by. Only thing was a bit of cigarette smoke drifted over a couple of times, but the view made up for it.

The spicy chicken burger was so flavourful, and the chicken was a proper generous piece. The fries were light and crispy, which was a nice touch. Service was considerate, too.

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