Ca Dora Cafe - Argyll Bute

I recently visited this restaurant for brunch and ordered the scrambled eggs and bacon, which were cooked perfectly and served with a smile as always. I also tried the coffee Bon Bon, which I would definitely recommend.

We decided to give this restaurant a try as everyone raved about it, but we were very disappointed. Firstly, we ordered paninis and received sandwiches with fillings instead. The mac and cheese was overcooked with an overwhelming amount of paprika. We also ordered scones with cream and jam, but the scone was dry, the cream tasted synthetic, and there was only a small dollop of jam with no butter. Throughout our meal, we did not receive any pleasantries like "please" or "thank you." Despite requesting no salad, it was still included on our plates without being acknowledged. No staff members came by to check if our food was satisfactory. Overall, we felt that the £48 we spent was not worth it.

The staff at the restaurant were very friendly and talkative. Although the place was busy, we did not have to wait for a table. The restaurant was impeccably clean and inviting, with a charming atmosphere. We enjoyed a delicious meal and would highly recommend it to others!

Wow! Such a lovely, cosy place for lunch looking out over the picturesque harbour on a cold day. Lunch of juicy garlic king prawns scampi was delicious. Staff were very attentive and welcoming, seemed to be lots of locals in too, great atmosphere. Also, big thanks for posting my new gloves to me as I left them on the table, very much appreciated, thanks again, added to a lovely trip up Loch Lomond.

When you look at the exterior it just looks like a local cafe. Inside it has a good local fishing theme and there's even an old tourist timetable from years gone by which sadly I still remember! The menu is large, varied and surprising in its contents but although we only had tea and cake I would come back to try the options. It's not often you will find affogato even on a vero ristorante italiano ancient una caffeteria. It is a busy bustling noisy chatty friendly place with no WiFi. And who cares. The atmosphere on a cold Scottish winter Sunday was warm and welcoming. If only there were more like this