Been coming here for years, and the gluten-free fish and chips are always spot on. The dedicated fryer makes all the difference.

Popped in after shopping. Been a few times now, always find the staff friendly and professional. They remembered to ask about allergies again, which I appreciate.

Lovely spot with a view of the monument. The outdoor seating is clean and they&#39;re dog-friendly, which is a nice touch. Just a bit breezy out there today.

The lemon drizzle cake is the star here. Moist, sharp icing, not too sweet. Honestly, I&#39;d go back just for that slice. The rest of the menu looks solid, but that cake is the one.

The log fire downstairs is nice on a cold day, but honestly, I&#39;m here for the food. The slow-cooked lamb shank was the real star. The meat just fell off the bone, and the gravy was rich and deep. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Stopped by on a drive. The salmon was really juicy, with a nice sear. The mango avocado salsa was a nice touch. Service was a bit slow, but the food was good.

No reservation, but got a table quickly. Ordered on their app, super easy and fast. The portions were decent for the price, which is what I look for.

Good to see some solid vegan choices on the menu. The fire in the hearth really takes the edge off a chilly evening, makes it a cosy spot.

Really appreciated how accommodating the staff was for our group. They were so helpful with my questions about ingredients and dietary needs, which made ordering a lot easier. The service was genuinely warm and made the whole meal feel relaxed.

The Mediterranean coffee here is solid. Good, strong flavour. The cakes and ice cream selection is decent, but I wish they did a frappe as well. Just something cold and blended would be perfect.

Came for breakfast, the food was fresh and tasty. Love the view from the window seat, very cozy spot. A bit of a wait for the food, but it was worth it. Nice way to start the day.

Tasty food, good veggie selection. The sandwiches are generous and filling. Decent value for money. Service was a bit slow at lunch, but the food made up for it.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The soup and toastie were decent, nothing mind-blowing but proper homemade stuff. Portions are generous for the price. Really liked the cozy vibe in here, just a nice spot to unwind for a bit.

A decent spot for a reliable meal. The service is always pretty good, which makes it a solid choice. The place is clean and the staff are attentive. It can get a bit busy at peak times, but that&#39;s to be expected.

Quick lunch spot. Food&#39;s good, portions decent. Staff are fast, which is what I need on a break. Place is clean too. Got my order in and out in under 30 mins. Perfect for a quick bite.

Love the lively canteen feel here. The menu&#39;s got loads to choose from, and everything we tried was spot on. Portions are generous for the price. It does get quite noisy inside, but that&#39;s part of the energy.

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.

Nice spot for a business lunch. The service was prompt and efficient, which is key for me. The building itself is quite impressive, both inside and out. Food was decent, nothing spectacular, but it got the job done. Good location near the office.

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.

The live music was a nice touch, but a bit loud for my taste. They were kind enough to move us to a table further back when we asked. Much better for a relaxed chat.

Came here for a casual lunch with friends. The parsnip soup was so good - really fresh and creamy. Menu had a nice mix of sandwiches and local Scottish stuff. Perfect spot for a catch-up, though it did get a bit loud when it filled up.

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

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.

Such a cute little spot! Came here with a few mates for a catch-up. The vibe was just right for chatting, not too loud. We ended up staying for ages over our coffees. The only thing was, it got a bit cosy when it got busier. Still, perfect for a relaxed hangout.

The Highland chicken is the one to get here. Properly cooked, nice and juicy. Good spot by the castle for a quick bite after a walk.

Stopped in for breakfast on the way to the castle. The eggs and black pudding were spot on. Best I&#39;ve had on this trip.

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