The Hideaway Cafe - Menu

Lovely little gem hidden away took us 3 tries to find it! Food was lovely. Atmosphere was great and nice to see some well behaved dogs.

This is one of my top choices for brunch or lunch. They have a variety of delicious cakes available for takeout, including gluten and dairy free options. I brought my dog with me today and he loved his complimentary puppachino and bacon treats.

Nice interior, nice coffee but cake was stale. Thought I was going to be getting something special as it’s not the cheapest of places. Seated and served quickly and coffee and cake served quickly also but it tasted like it had been lying out for a few days and if cut any thinner would have blew off the plate with the slightest draught. Shame really.

I used to frequent this restaurant before the pandemic, but it has since changed. When my friend and I went for a light lunch and requested soup, we were told, 'we don't serve soup'. When we asked about scones, the response was 'we don't have scones'. We ended up choosing fruit loaf and coffee instead. The bill was much higher than what we typically pay at other places, so we have decided not to return there again.

Foodie Secret haven. Not your average place, rather a bistro with eclectic menu and specialties. Everything from new takes on bagels and omelettes (try the Zingy Salmon! and the most luxurious pancake stacks with fresh toppings to be had. Great vegetarian food, and they even invented a Matcha iced latte with fresh strawberries. The desserts and cakes are fresh made, and out of this world. Notes: they are VERY busy sometimes, you just have to go with the flow. Very friends and family, very relaxed, very comnfortable. DOgs are welcome.

As I arrived I was spoken to by a rather rude waitress. Took me back. She initially said sit anywhere then when I sat down she said not there! I could detect an atmosphere in there among the staff. I didn’t feel welcome. It’s very over priced and there are lots of other nicer cafes to choose from, I would say avoid. I contacted them via messenger to say I wasn’t happy with my experience and they didn’t even apologise or find out what had happened to follow it up. I see there are a few reviews on here about the staff being rude I’m not surprised. Take your custom elsewhere

Families are well taken care of with a cozy atmosphere and efficient service. The menu features a mix of creative dishes, combining quick and casual dining with formal touches. Ideal for a quick bite or a coffee break, the inviting ambiance encourages relaxation. The Hideaway Café is a welcoming spot that prides itself on being alcohol-free, focusing instead on homegrown and local ingredients. This new establishment caters to all ages and budgets, providing excellent quality and service at modest prices. It is a must-visit for those seeking a unique dining experience in Stirling.

What a beautiful little cafe! You just couldn't go in here with any negativity and I am very surprised at some people's behaviour towards hospitality staff. We witnessed the lovely Italian waitress be berated by an extremely rude lady so sad for someone to be so negative in life.... Anyway this hidden gem is not a place for scones or bacon rolls however the breakfast menu is extensive, refreshing and delicious!! Don't even get me started on the vast array of fabulous homemade cakes I had the zingy salmon which was to die for as was my huge millionaires shortcake. We can't wait to return.

This cafe is very pretty inside and clean. However… Food was average and definitely not worth the money. It’s incredibly expensive. I know this is a cafe in bridge of Allan, which is predominantly expensive however, you would assume the food would be better for the price. One thing which made me dislike my experience the most was the staff. Was served by a young girl who was taking orders, she was very slow taking orders. Not just with our table, but many tables in the cafe as well. Further, another woman I assume as the manager is what I would call as rude. She was rude to customers around us as well as overhearing talk of other tables and complaining about them, not discreetly either. Her...