Firstly I wish to write in response to the previous review by David Smyth. Why when you arrived at the Weigh in and saw a "young girl that looked dirty, the place looked unhygienic and no hand washing unless using a dirty cloth which was stinking" would you actually buy anything to eat. Surely anyone with an ounce of common sense would walk away. Your review is clearly to get yourself some publicity, shameful in the times we live that your comments could affect the livelihood of people. I would like to share my experience, we were visiting the Highland Games and asked a local for a close place to get a breakfast, we were directed to the weigh in, we were told they did rolls and all day breakfast. I originally thought that it was a dine in cafe but soon found out that it is takeaway. The lady who service us was nothing but helpful, we had a chat about the day, the highland games and our visit to Scotland. We asked about the breakfast and were amazed at the price just over £5.00 each. We purchased two breakfasts, we liked different items of the food and they happily swapped them around so we had what we liked. We took the containers of food without opening them and walked back to our car to eat before the games. We were amazed when we opened the breakfast, they clearly have the packing and layout down to a fine art, the quantity and quality of food was credulous for the money we paid, such good value. The main contents were, one sliced sausage, three links sausage, two tatty scones, one egg, baked beans, black pudding and two toast. Neither of us could finish the breakfast. The food was tasteful and well cooked. We felt lucky to be recommended the weigh in. For the following week we had breakfast in various cafes and restaurants and always compared back to the weigh in. Please give the cafe a try if you are near. Please do not let one shameful person spoil the hard work and livelihood of another.

Good food, good price's, good service. Good opening times. What else do you want.