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Platform 5
99/100 (181 ratings)
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"After walking on the railway line we popped in here for a quick lunch and were very impressed with the service and the food , theres plenty of space..."
Tork Mackenzie
"Popped in to grab lunch to take away with my daughter. Lovely staff, very friendly and welcoming, the decor is lovely, it's a nice fresh clean space,..."
clair elm
"Unbelievably good food, fab atmosphere and great owners. Totally unique in the area, well worth a visit. Outdoor dog-friendly seating for summer days..."
Kelsey Campbell
"Out of this world panini’s and fantastic coffee! Platform 5 is amazing! They offer the best coffee (sit in and takeaway) and are so passionate..."
Kathryn Geoghan
"A lovely cafe, we had coffees and bacon rolls which were fine, we purchased some of the other goods that were on sale here, a diffuser and a couple..."
Brian Slessor
"Discoverd this lovely family run cafe while walking the Buchan railway line. Where We greeted with a warm friendly welcome! My friend enjoyed a..."
Katie Milne
"Always nip in for a takeaway cappuccino and comfort break... The coffee is perfect, great price and the menu looks great. Seats outside, for those..."
Andrew McGeorge
"Went there for lunch with 2 friends. First time I had been there. Enjoyed it very much. Staff members very pleasant and..."
Doreen Herrera
"Great place for the traveller weary on the walk or biking through Buchanshire. Strupag' coffee one of the best and the food, funcie peeces'..."
James Legge
"Cracking little gem of a place in Maud. Its always worth checking out the local businesses in local villages/towns. Paninis and fine pieces were..."
Mark Lyon
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