Jam Jar - Menu

Went in for breakfast on a cold, rainy November morning. The first thing that struck me was how cosy the place was there's a wood fired stove at the...

Bridge of Allan is a strange place as I've never seen so many cafe's and tea rooms in such a small village, I was meeting up with a friend and being over an...

The asparagus with poached egg was delicious and the pizza was also great. It is definitely a wonderful spot! Make sure to try the Scottish gin and tonic as well.

I was unimpressed with this restaurant. The menu was very limited with options like toast and eggs or regular pancakes. I ordered pancakes and they were not enjoyable. The service was lacking as well. I requested water but never received it, and our waitress did not check on us frequently. I would not suggest this restaurant to others.

This place is awesome! We were on the way from Stirling into the Grampians and found this spot when looking for a sunday afternoon bite. I picked up an awesome burger and my girlfriend chose the chicpea pastry with seasonal vegetables. Both were delicious, service was very friendly and there was a very nice sunday atmosphere with plenty of locals. They also offer a very inventive service where you can bring homegrown veggies into the restaurant and sell them at market price!

Top tip: Stick to drinks and appetizers when visiting this restaurant. The ambiance is great, but the food leaves much to be desired. The selection of wine and cocktails is good. We tried the burger and found it to be of average quality, although it was large enough to share between two adults with light to moderate appetites. The burger came with a side of yogurt beet or red cabbage salad and steak fries. We felt that using bison meat would greatly enhance the burger and set it apart from other restaurants we visited during our travels. We also ordered the chicken Caesar salad, which we found to be disappointingly awful. It was more like a creamy, meat-filled sandwich filling with minimal l...

Visited here on Sunday with a group of 9. This place is huge, with seating at both the front, the back and inside. We asked to sit out at the back in the sun, but were told no even though the place was empty. (Not sure if it was due to us having just run a half and all being in more sport-leisure gear than glam fab). Apart from a fairly grumpy server, who didn't appreciate having a loud group the place was great. An excellent menu, from pizzas, to burgers to fish finger sandwiches, roasts and plenty of tapas style dishes. The group of people that had the fish finger sandwich could not have been happier. I opted for an amazing burger, with coleslaw in a glass jar, the thickest chips which was...

Bridge of Allan is a strange place as I've never seen so many cafe's and tea rooms in such a small village, I was meeting up with a friend and being over an hour early I went here to try them out. Still a pretty new looking place that's bright, modern and very clean, with the weather being cold and raining outside I needed a hot drink to warm me up. I sat near the back area of the cafe where I could see a log burner on display, not sure if this was an ornament but could have done with being lit. I chose the large latte with a slice of the fruit loaf, service was quick but the young server placed my order at the opposite end of the table than in front of me, with the knife being placed blade...

Went in for breakfast on a cold, rainy November morning. The first thing that struck me was how cosy the place was there's a wood fired stove at the front and another through the back and they were blazing away making the place lovely and toasty. The space is nice there's lots of room and although it got a lot busier quite quickly after we went in, there was nobody sitting really close to us and it didn't feel crowded. As an aside, I don't often comment on the toilets but I was actually really impressed with the toilets here, they were lovely and I liked the little notice board in the ladies' with local notices on it. The breakfast menu has a great selection, with everything from a full brea...