Skoosh

About Skoosh

A cosy wee traditional café in the heart of Drymen, this is the sort of place where the food arrives unpretentious and hearty and the staff chat away to you while it does. Breakfast is the draw — a proper full Scottish made with premium meats, big mugs of coffee, and prices that stay genuinely fair for what lands on the plate. Toasties come with coleslaw and crisps, the pots of tea are a gift on a cold day, and the ice cream tastes homemade. One parent calls it "a little gem". Two things worth knowing: there are two steps at the main entrance and the toilet is downstairs, and the room is snug, so a bulky pram may need parking carefully. It's family-run rather than fancy, and busy with locals — usually a good sign.

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