Solid spot for a classic fry-up. The black pudding was spot on, and the tattie scone was a highlight. Coffee was decent. Felt a bit pricey for what it was, but you get what you pay for.

Cool spot in an old church. Grabbed a quick coffee and sandwich. Service was fast, perfect for a lunch break. The space is huge and airy, nice change from cramped cafes. Sandwich was decent, nothing fancy. Good for a quick bite.

Lovely spot for a first visit. The coffee was really good, had a flat white that was just the right strength. Staff were friendly and chatty, made it feel cosy.

Nice little spot on the main street. Grabbed a coffee and a slice of their carrot cake while people-watching. The cake was really moist, not too sweet. Saw a few dogs with their owners, which was a nice vibe.

The indoor play area is great for kids. Parents can actually relax and eat their meal in peace.

Clear signs about table service and paying at the till were a big help. The daily soup choices are interesting, always something new to try. Had a lovely carrot and ginger one today, perfect for a chilly lunch.

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