Toots Cafe Bistro - Moray

Not been here for a while but pleased to see staff and food excellent. An interesting menu with some clever dishes. Service very good Food was top drawer and easily the best in the area.

Delightful surroundings, lovely and attentive service and the food is truly amazing. Such a variety and locally sourced. Such a collection of whisky!

When first opened after renovation the Toots bar area was thriving and provided fantastic quality bar meals. This is the first time I've visited in a while and arriving at 7pm on a Saturday night the Toots bar was empty, not a single soul around. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The menu has definitely changed, out with the good old favourites and replaced by a menu with items that sounded sourced from Masterchef. The starters, though extremely small, we're really nice (Local Roe Deer, and Shetland Scallops) the main course was much better portioned and was very tasty, Buffalo Shoulder, and a Buffalo Burger. The sweet however was extremely disappointing for those who chose the Clootie Dumpling, an extremely dry what seemed like Ginger Cake (nothing closely resembling a Clootie Dumpling) and covered in a green tasteless foam (described as Espuma) luckily I had chosen the Biscuits and Cheese. The whole evening we were there a couple came in, as well as a single person. There was no atmosphere and the place has lost its buzz and life. I'm not sure if that because of the new overly fancy menu for a bar area, or the fact the locals no longer feel welcome in a atmosphere. Unfortunately both the menu, and the atmosphere will stop me from returning anytime soon, which is such a shame for a once great local business.

Went for lunch for Father’s Day with family. Really attentive service, menu options were great, between us we had vegetable broth, haggis Benedict and lobster roll and daughter had flatbread pizza off the child’s menu. Lovely food, filling portions and was all freshly cooked, and very pleasantly surprised with the final bill which was very reasonable. Would definitely recommend and plan to go back.

While touring in the Speyside, we found ourselves in Rothes around lunch time. I found Toot's Cafe in The Station Hotel through Tripadvisor and thought we'd give it a try. It was a very pleasant surprise. We were actually the only people in the cafe but were quickly greeted by the hostess and waitress. I had a lovely piece of salmon see photo) and my wife and son enjoyed their meals as well. The cafe and dining room of the hotel are busy for the dinner meal, according the hostess. Lunch is not their busy time, but they accommodated us graciously. Also got a tour of the Scotch collection. All in all, it was a lovely experience and a good meal as well.