Trossachs Woollen Mill - Stirling

We have visited this restaurant a few times in the past. It is a great spot for tourists to experience traditional Scottish cuisine and purchase Scottish gifts. The tea room is beautifully decorated.

This restaurant is a good stop, but I was frustrated when I brought my reusable cup and my coffee was made in a disposable cup before being poured into mine. It defeats the purpose of using a reusable cup. However, it is important for us to do our part for the environment, one cup at a time. The barista seemed a bit grumpy, and my regular coffee was too milky. It seemed like I had more milk than I should have in my regular coffee, making it terrible. Other members of my group enjoyed their coffee and found it to be beautiful.

We have visited this restaurant several times and enjoyed the delicious Highland chicken ham and honey. The staff at the bar were very helpful and friendly. When we went to order breakfast, we were greeted by a rude woman who kept interrupting us while we were selecting our food. She informed us that they were out of bacon, sausage, and potato cakes but would bring it to our table. However, she never asked if we were dining in or getting our food to go. When we mentioned that we were going to take our food to go, she abruptly cut us off. This establishment definitely needs to improve their customer service skills.

Fortunately, I would read online before the hand that the most important sights (hamic and co were gone until the early year, but it is a shame, as they are really nice to meet and we have lucky enough to meet them several times before. the business and the caffe is...big for a stopover during the tour and the herr (with a woman from Spanish who served us was great. he was very friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and even had a good feeling of humor! I'm never gonna ask again what men have swung among their!

I'm not a shopper but this stop has a large store and food bar, but the best fun was feeding the harry coos. I thought there were going to be more hairy cows to see in Scottland but in two bus trips through the highlands,...these are the only two I saw so worth a stop to meet Honey and Hammish and give them a scratch! Get there early (or maybe later) because we were the 1st bus there when they were openning and a number of bus tours were in the parking lot before we left.