A wooden cabin where Scotland meets Turkey
Every inch of Troy is timber — carved log letters over the door, plank walls hung with a Saltire on one side and Ottoman lanterns and dried chillies on the other. Regulars describe it as a "laid-back, woody, cabin-like ambience" — usually with rock music playing.
The kitchen goes both ways: haggis and potato scones on the Full Scottish, sucuk and feta on the Turkish breakfast, and Turkish coffee served in proper engraved copper next to the espresso machine.
