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    Busters - Buster's!

    Busters

    2.0(2 reviews)
    33.5 mi
    ££

    Busters Diner used to be good, but alas now it is very different…read more When I was a teenager Busters used to do great food, which seemed freshly made. Nowadays it's under new management, and I am told that the women who owns the place is so cheap that she just gets a whole load of "Super Saver" brands from TESCO to stock the place with. The difference is definitely noticeable. The Busters fries used to be very good, but the ones I had a couple of months ago were saturated with grease and had a very unimpressive flavour. The tattie wedges used to be good as well, but the ones i had about a month ago were flabby, not well enough cooked, and just plain not very nice. There was no salt or ketchup, which did nothing to improve the already uninspiring and generic flavour of this menu item. However, what was truly horrible was their crisscut fries. I had these along with what must be the most miserable, dejected, pathetic and exhausted salad I have seen in a very long time. Half of the salad box was filled with a tub of coleslaw, meaning that there wasn't much salad at all included... but that was a small mercy as it wasn't very good to eat. The crisscut fries claimed to be savoury coated fries... but they weren't fries... they're some kind of big frittter thing in a lattice pattern. They're assumedly meant to be crispy, but a lot of them were not that well cooked and were mushy and congealed together in the box. They were completely saturated with grease which tasted very much not fresh. I had to throw out most of them, because eating them made me feel really ill. A little while later i puked up right in the street, which was a mercy to get that stuff out of me I can tell you. I won't be bothering to waste my money at Busters in the future, I reckon.

    This diner isn't what it used to be; a proper fifties style American diner. It's been toned down…read morequite a bit in recent years but the menu is still the same. It's the only place in town where you can go and eat pizza, criss cut fries, a club sandwich, milkshakes and a knickerbockerglory, as there are no fast food places. It's still a fun place place to eat.

    Sango Sands Oasis - Sango Sands Oasis Campsite

    Sango Sands Oasis

    3.6(5 reviews)
    44.0 mi
    ££

    Dog-friendly Pub with good old classics on the menu…read more After a fantastic drive from Thurso to Durness we felt quite a bit hungry. Luckily we passed this place and headed in for lunch. There is a restaurant section and a Pub section (with tables), which does allow dogs. There are lots of good old Pub Classics on the menu, a fact I very much liked. We ordered Fish'n'Chips and a Pie with Chips (and beans). Two beer to go with. Beer was nice and cold, the portions of the meal generous. Fish was crispy and fresh, the Pie creamy and savoury. After a long drive exactly what I needed, some good old pub food. Given the remote location and the lovely Sango Bay next door the prices were really fair. Fun fact: The "Hound" from GoT was a guest here before. Check the news by the entrance.

    Sango Sands Oasis pub is pretty basic as pubs go - it reminds more of a working mans club than an…read moreold mans pub, trendy bar etc. It has 2 dartboards which we made good use of, and a pool table. The seating area is pretty big - assuming more for making space for tourists than locals - thinking that the congregation of the area would fill the place up alone. Either way, it has an array of local and standard beer, and plenty of whisky. I tucked into a Red MacGregor, from the Orkney brewery. It had me on the floor after a couple. Delicious! The restaurant itself has a bit of a horrible smell of old fat around it, but... the food itself is prepared on the premises. The thai fish cake was a traditional fish cake, but seasoned with coriander and chilli. My main of scampi and chips was a hearty portion, although I could have done without the carrots and peas that seem to have come from a tin, with subsequent loss of texture along the way. But otherwise, the food worked for us on a cold and blustery night. Service is pleasant and frequent, so our beers remained full throughout the meal. It's not going to win any awards, but it's not the worst I've ever been to either. Don't go in with high expectations and you will not be disappointed.

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