Cafe Circa - Carte

I ordered a cup of tea and a scone for £9. The scone was £5 and the tea was £4. I called Doune to confirm if I was charged correctly and was told that I was. The lady who served me was very friendly.

On holiday in the area and called in on the off chance for something to eat. The restaurant was run very well. A nice welcome, and fast service with pleasant staff. The fish and chips were nicely cooked and of good quality.Would recommend a visit.

Had a wonderful meal, and our coffee was the best, Stopped looking for an early dinner as travelling with our dogs, staff were very helpful and even brought out water for the dogs as it was a very hot day. Could have sat there and drank their coffee all day. Voir le carte

Whenever we visit Doune on holiday, we make sure to have lunch at this restaurant. The food, atmosphere, and service are all top-notch. We enjoyed a delicious celeriac and truffle oil soup with homemade bread, followed by apple and quince cake with coffee. Definitely recommended for a visit.

This café is situated within a large and impressive antique center. We stopped in for coffee and cake and found both to be enjoyable. It was only when we received the bill that we realized how costly each item was. Our usual cappuccino and latte were priced at £4.50 each, while a scone with butter and jam was £5.

Two Flat White Coffees, 1 scone 1 shortbread, £18. What a Rip Off. At least Dick Turpin Wore a Mask. How on earth do these places get away with this. I Wish four and five star reviewers on here were more honest with posts, then these places wouldn't survive. Just read the other negative reviews, all saying similar. Voir le carte

We stopped here on the way to Falkirk to see the Kelpies, the staff were very pleasant, we both had mac and cheese with fries and the quality was excellent and had cold drinks, no room for cake as we were full ! Reading some of the other comments i would agree the prices were a bit more than you can get elsewhere but i would definitely go again if we were in the area, the attached antique centre is a alladins cave and covers a large area and worth a visit.

We had spotted this place on the way up to Killin and decided it would be great to pop in on the way home for breakfast. Needless to say we did not order any food on principle as the prices were shocking. £10.50 for eggy bread, £16 for a breakfast and to top it off it was £4.50 for coffees, we didn't even get a biscuit with the coffee, my husband asked for hot milk with his and got cold milk. They should not be allowed to rip people off like this. I work in a tea room and I am fully aware of prices and profit margins. This is extortion to the highest degree. Would not recommend at all and will definitely not visit again.

Since this is a cafe we expected a variety of food including sandwiches etc. There were only soup, mains and desserts available. Because my wife is diabetic and has a small appetite we decided to share a main course. The food was greasy and well overcooked, 1 piece of fish chips, and we weren’t offered any sauces. It was edible but not what you would expect for £18.00. However the shocker came when we got the bill. £26.00! They charged £8.00, £4.00 each, for 2 diet cokes, not bottles or cans but made from syrup! We were chatting with some tourists at the next table and they said they only had a coffee because of the prices. They planned to go elsewhere for lunch. As a Scotsman I was embarras... Voir le carte