Mimi'S Bakehouse

Great service. Walked in at 5 minutes to 12 asked if breakfast was still being served, the waiter replied yes with a big smile, much different from the usual frown you would get from Wetherspoons and the likes.
I had the avacado smash with the Ramsay bacon and a side of scrambled egg. Absolutely deliscious, although the eggs i couldn't finish, a little sickly and recommended to be shared between two people.
Orange juice was freshlt squeezed and refreshing.
Service was great too, no waiting around.
£20 for 2 breakfasts and orange juice, a little steep but you get what you pay for here. 5 stars!

Nice food that would give you diabetes but tasty. Shockingly bad service in terms of no menu on table or given when sat down. Actively having to flag people down to order food. But friendly upon payment. Under the tables should be cleaned as it marked my friends trousers. Overall nice venue but service needs to be improved including chefs not walking through with dirty pots and areas like under tables to be cleaned as much as the tops.

Excellent French Toast and a huge selection of cakes. A bit pricey but arguably worth it. My only real complaint is the racket inside; the noise is absolutely brain-damaging on a Sunday morning, not helped by some of the most shouty music ever recorded.

Lovely place for afternoon tea or something more substantial. Delicious tea and coffee, tasty sandwiches and sausage rolls. The coconut chicken was superb. The cakes and scones were very good if a little sweet for my tastes.

I ordered “TERRIFIC SAVOURY FRENCH TOAST: Tasty thick slices of white bread made with free-range eggs and cream served with Ramsay of Carluke’s award winning Ayrshire bacon for £8.25” listed under the “Lavish Lunch”. Right. What you get is unseasoned deep fried piece of bread soaked and floating in oil and then topped with a peace of overcooked bacon. No taste, just grease. Forget about free-range organic eggs. They are completely wasted in this pretentious and atrocious dish that demonstrates a complete lack of respect for food and the patrons. I did want to give it second chance to be fair, so I bought a chocolate truffle. Looked delicious but not so much in reality. What I got are chunks of poorly mixed batter.

The food is very good, there is so much choice from aaard winning scones to all sorts of great cakes. We even bought some to take home wit us. If you get the chance to go don't miss out as it worth it.

French toast with sausages and roast tomatoes was delicious, light fluffy creamy bread, huge helping too. The avocado on toast with crispy bacon was apparently really good as well. Staff were friendly, and the coffee was good. The orange juice is freshly squeezed. The cakes looked amazing, but we couldn't manage anything else after our breakfast, I really want to try one of their cupcakes sometime!