Ferrybridge Hotel in Fife

Wonderful food, great views! Very nice sitting outside! Lentil soup and smoked salmon were delicious will definitely return, loved the little minature train in the front outside sitting area

Great place to eat and just what you want from a bar menu - unpretentious - and just what we were looking for. Fabulous food and well presented and very helpful staff who even took our photo when asked. Husband loved the fact the bill was handwritten. Hadn’t been to an atm before hand so was embarrassed about not being able to leave a better tip. Will go back

Great service, pleasant bar, no hassle, good food. All the owner wants to do here is please you! How often do you get that these days? Great breakfast and free on street parking to boot.

Beautiful surroundings. Very welcoming and cosy atmosphere. Had fish and tried steak pie - absolutely excellent food, staff very friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit for lunch/dinner. Will definitely be back. Thanks x

Wonderful and welcoming, we enjoyed the most delicious meal here on Hogmanay. The staff were kind and attentive and other patrons so friendly, the restaurant is nicely set out, intimate and warm. The food was cooked fresh to order so lovely and hot and the prices very competitive. The hotel has a fab location and is easy to reach. I’m so glad we chose here for our meal. Will definitely return!

I was staying down the road from this hotel, so only visited the downstairs lounge on a few occasions. The food was very good, along with a proper pint. The locals very friendly, and made me feel very welcome. I liked it so much, I'll probably stay at the hotel on my next visit, so I can get to the pub that much quicker!

Die Portionen sind für das Geld zu klein und das Essen war nicht gewürzt. Das Ambiente war in Ordnung und auch der Service ok

This is a nice place to grab a meal or a drink. Especially cosy on a winter’s day. The setting is lovely, just a short walk to the river with lovely views of the bridges.

All depends what you pay. It’s old in need of a massive revamp and is rather stuck i a time warp so don’t expect much but if your paying £50 a night kind of money it’s totally fine, pay much more and I think you will be disappointed. Evening meal was good, quiet Bar, free parking, no views but you can easily walk out to see the bridges. You can hear the trains overhead so bring your ear plugs. Breakfast ok. Freewifi .

A quick visit to North Queensferry saw us thirsty And chilly so we popped in to the Ferrybridge. A warm welcome and a nice real fire made us comfortable. My pint of Belhaven was fine and a pair of Jura warmed us up. We liked the decor - nice display cabinet of pottery and things. We didn’t eat but the dining area was nicely laid out. All in all, a lovely pub for a mid-afternoon pint. Recommended.

Owner is rude no costumer service at all. And when I complain I just get we are very sorry it’s terrible these days

Came here for a cup of tea on a Saturday afternoon. Good tea and lots to read including New Scientist. View of bridges too.

мне действительно нужно было сходить в туалет, но у меня нет туалетной бумаги, и мне пришлось использовать носки, это было очень плохо

Lovely place but does need a bit of an overall, this could be a fab place so many things not utilised to the best. But a lovely place to visit.

Went here after a disappointing visit to the deep sea centre. Staff friendly and helpful. Food choice average and reasonably priced. Old decor, but cosy with an open fire.Very quiet for a Friday afternoon. Had toasted sandwich, was adequate and served quickly.

We arrived at the bridges just before 11.00 am and we were welcomed into the Hotel. We did not have the opportunity to sample lunch but we had a very enjoyable and well presented drink before moving on.

There were 5 of us booked for an evening meal. The decor is pleasant and homely but aged.

Opened at 12 noon to us at the door waiting for a coffee, served us straight away, took orders for breakfast snacks, free refill of coffees short wait for food and another free refill, lovely service, friendly place, lovely coffee/food

We enjoyed amazingly delicious food here and were happy to have chosen this restaurant, the only other one open across the street being full. The restaurant being totally empty as we entered, we weren't too sure about what to expect. The beef pie was great and soon many other customers joined in and seemed as delighted as we were.

The hotel was very old style design inside very small. Food was excellent very quick and hot food. Would be nice to see more of a selection of different food.

Lovely service,food excellent highly recommend, the lady that served was so friendly and helpful,plenty of choice,no rush to leave.didn't go in until 8pm and food still being served

My husband I had a very comfortable nights stay before starting fife coastal path.

Visited today having seen advert for Sunday roast. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Service was very good and the Roast beef was fantastic. Portion size was excellent. Home made puddings added to the visit and generous portion size and very tasty. Recommend a visit and we will be back. My friend had a burger which was very good too and home made.

We went for a train ride over the Forth Bridge on a sunny Sunday and wandered down into North Queensferry for some refreshment. This appeared to be the only pub open, so we gave it a try. The decor is fairly dull, and there’s no real ale available. It does food which appeared to be reasonable.

hi me and my freind were in north queensferry and got hungry , theres only 2 places to eat ones a cafe the other the ferrybridge hotel so went for the bar lunch menu , well we went in and sat by the open fire , and orderd the burger , well i think i know what i like and allways pick the burger , well it came a steak burger chips and salad with dressing , i cut the burger in half it had crispy hame and cheease on it ,well cooked and wow the taest was wonderfull ,ive had a few burgers down my gob but this was brilliant , and took me to finish it , the chips were great as well as the salad and dressing and all for around a tenner , personaly i cant rate it enough ,

Pleasant enough local restaurant with a pub food menu. We were refugees from the Hilton, £5 taxi ride each way.

We visited as a large group for Lunch. The Hotel was very quiet with it being a weekday and we were able to be seated very quickly. The service was friendly throughout and we didn't have to wait too long for our food. When the food came we all had very good portions and all enjoyed our meals! I feel that it was good value for money as the meals weren't too expensive but were very enjoyable with generous portion size! I would visit again in the future if I were to return to this area

We stopped in here for a bar lunch as all other eateries in the street were either shut or full, when we went into the bar/dining area we found it to be very quiet, only another couple of people were seated and a couple at the bar (this was around 2pm Sun. afternoon). However there was a warm fire burning and it was cold outside so we decided to give it a try. We ordered haddock and chips and steak pie, the fish was cooked perfect and although the chips were frozen chips they were chunky chips and were cooked properly. The steak pie was more like stew with a pastry on the top but there was a flat pastry on the bottom, so technically not a pie as such but a better effort than some places who think stew in a casserole dish with a pastry ontop is a pie. All veg that came with the dishes were perfectly cooked. No lattes are available but coffee and pots of tea are, there is also a full bar. The server was polite, well presented and prompt. The toilets were very clean as well. All in all a really good bar lunch and at a great price.

We happened upon this pub by chance on New Year's day. It was very busy and staff apologised but were very courteous and welcoming. We then knew we would have to wait and that was not a problem. Drinks arrived straight away!

We arrived about 3 30pm on the 11/11/17 for the above show our rooms were all ready for us as usual our rooms were spotlessly clean and warm and comfortable. I have to say the tribute act Jim jermain was fantastic if I closed my eyes I would have said I was listening to sir cliff Richards.

We both have visited this restaurant a few times over the years, the decor is old fashioned and dated, atmosphere quiet and relaxed, the staff have always been pleasant, the food we have never had any complaints, and have always been able to get parked.

Visited with family, I had the veggie option of Gnocchi and pesto, which was very basic, seemed very overpriced for what it was and not really anything special.

Visiting North Queensferry with my Girlfriend and we were looking for somewhere to eat. We were greeted as soon as...

Thanks for your hospitality with our 16 day vacation in Scotland and Highlands in particular. While staying at the bigger...

We had dinner here on a Monday night when visiting North Queensferry. The restaurant was very quiet. We had a...

Al entrar en el bar del hotel para comer algo y el hecho de que había sólo una pareja más había ninguna sorpresa dada la bastante sombrío verde oscuro interior, y ciertamente la música rock transmitidas a través de altavoces pobre no crean el ambiente...

Gutes Essen, freundlich, sehr schmackhaft, viel Platz, toller ruhiger hübscher Ort, angenehm, Service gut

Un très bon accueil et une salle chaleureuse avec son "feu" de cheminée ! Très bons toasties et frites !Burger bon aussi ! Portions généreuses !

I stayed in the Ferrybridge hotel in North Queensferry on a business trip last week. The hotel itself was small, compact, but friendly and clean. I liked that we had a key to the external door allowing 24 hour access as this allowed us to come and go without having to always go through the bar area, which appeared to have a few locals in who knew each other well. The member of staff who greeted me upon my arrival was very friendly and helpful. The bedroom itself was quite small, but did the job for just a nights stay. I would probably consider staying here again, should the need arise as it was friendly and cheap enough. Check out felt a little awkward as obviously the staff were setting tables or something and I wasn't sure whether to just leave the key or what, however the staff on check in were excellent.

My sister and I had just arrived in North Queensferry and were very hungry and tired. This meal was a great reviver to our moral. We both had the steak meat pie. The meal looked as great as it tasted. Our host was a very pleasant and make us feel very welcome to Scotland! The fireplace was burning and the whole attmoshere felt totally charming.

I live locally in North Queensferry and have lots of meals in the Ferrybridge and have always enjoyed them.Today I went with my youngest grandson and we had a delicious lunch which was made even better by our server Bee Bee who couldn't do enough for us.Next time you are in North Queensferry I would give it a try !!!

We went to the saffron night and it was a fab night the singer was first class and the food was also first class the staff service was superb we were also at the abba night in December that was also great all round we stayed over both times and the rooms are lovely and well kept and very very clean and the breakfast was excellent we could order anything we wanted nothing was to much to ask well done ferrybridge and thank you

First time in the hotel in 25 years.Had lunch with my daughter. All I can say is very good. A classy place. Traditional and quite old fashioned, but in a good way. Service was excellent.We had steak pie with veg and chips. Was very nice. Tasty meat and gravy.Not a huge menu, but covers all the bases and you'll find something to suit.

Stayed at this hotel back in Feb for just over 5 weeks. Hotel was lovely, Although the rooms could be updated a touch it was good. As I was there for so long for work, The chef (Paul) I couldn't fault, He made me whatever I wanted I just had to let him know the night before. I think he was leaving the hotel as I left which is a shame as he was excellent! I would just like to say thank you to everyone at the hotel for accommodating me for such a long period of time.

Day trip from Edinburgh to take our little ones to Deep Sea world. Popped in for a drinks as the next train back to Edinburgh, where we were going to have lunch was not due for a bit. Having had a brief look at the menu and feeling quite comfortable where we were, decided to have lunch here, rather than in Edinburgh.All very happy with our traditional pub lunches. Nothing spectacular but great value, tasty and warming on a dreich Scottish Autumn Sunday..Added bonus was that the kids were welcomed and not begrudgingly so.

Decided to visit the Ferrybridge Hotel for a meal and it was lovely. The Salmon is 1st Class. Would recommend a visit even with new road layout it was easy to get to.

We were here for a wedding and the food was excellent, the décor is dated and in need of attention, but you cannot fault the food.

Bedrooms need updating badly and so do bathrooms decor not good breakfast ok but not lavish could be better

Der Ort ist eher etwas "retro", aber das Essen war wirklich ausgezeichnet, mit sehr gutem Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Der gebratene Fisch war sehr frisch, mit saisonalem, ebenfalls frisch zubereitetem Gemüse ... tadellos. :-)

Dopo aver scattato alcune foto del ponte, ci siamo fermati in questo albergo che offre il proprio ristorante per pranzo e cena. Il cibo era davvero gustoso. L'arredamento è molto datato ed in stile. Se vi fermare nei pressi del ponte o dell’acquario vi consiglio di fermarvi in questo ristorante.

We were staying at another hotel for the night and because it was getting late when we arrived the chef had left, so we went to Ferrybridge to see if we could get a meal, well, we were in luck, we had steak and it was lovely, I had a diane sauce and my fella had the peppercorn sauce, we both really enjoyed it and would deffinietly go there for a meal again.

Sorry but I did not rate this place, chips were not edible as were black ,ment to be rustic but these were burnt ,did not do normal chips won't be going back

Right by the railway bridge - so very loud trains from 5am to midnight. Rooms in poor state of decoration - expensive at £55 per night... Worth £35! Nice staff but I wouldn't visit again

We actually popped in for lunch with our little boy after visiting Deep Sea World (which is just round the corner). The fire was burning and we were welcomed warmly. We had soup, which was homemade and delicious. Served with a crusty warm roll and generous cubes of butter. Our little boy had chicken and chips from the children's menu. No plastic nuggets here - a beautiful big chicken breast in batter and chunky chips with a delightful and colourful salad. It's such a joy when the children's menu is 'real food'. We sat in the pub. The restaurant side looked lovely for evening meals. Great surroundings. A little worn around the edges but that just adds to the charm. Highly recommended.

Want for lunch in the village as our car was away getting serviced . For a starter we had haggis in batter. I felt the haggis was tasteless and batter was soggy . Now normally I always order a burger when I'm out but decided fish for a change. Well the batter was again soggy . For a hotel the furnishings looked a bit tired especially the carpet. I'm sorry but personally we wouldnot go bac .

We stayed at The Queensferry Hotel but dined here two evenings including attending a wake of a dear friend. The food and service was excellent, although the beer is not to my liking.

We visited here for a quick bite to eat after taking some pictures of the bridge. The food was really tasty, we had a selection of the Ciabattas from the menu, and we couldn't fault them. The decor is very tired, for example the corner seat is ripped in places, the curtains/wallpaper/carpets etc could all do with updating. If they spruced it up a bit it could be great, as the food and service is fab. We probably wouldn't return just because of lack of atmosphere and the bad decor. I would have ideally given my scoring as 3.5 stars (good - not very good), but as I can't with Trip Advisor then I am going with 4*.

A couple of new chefs and new theme menus... Tried burger night and steak night which were very good - got a few bottle of nice house red with one :-). So good we tried the Sunday lunch too - a very nice Chablis and st Emillion while reading the papers in front of the fire, before a sumptuous roast beef and Yorkies Sunday lunch.I guess three visits in a week tells its own take on what we think ;-)Top tip: theme nights are very good value so check in advance.

we had lunch here on Monday. It was not very busy, but we waited 40 minutes for the food to arrive. our order was for a ciabatta and fish and chips - not exactly complicated !There was no apology or explanation for the delay - needless to say we will not be making a return visit

We popped in here to have a break after walking in the cold weather along the shore. My apple and pear crumble is very delicious and less sweet than many cafes' desserts in UK! This is what I looking for! Staffs here also very friendly. She also took photos for our group. ;) However, there are not many choices for coffee. My friend wanted to order hot choc but they said they don't have it.

We popped in here to at while we were staying up the road at the big Queensferry hotel.We have walked by here a hundred times but never had time to pop in.It always looks so nice from outside, warm cosy and inviting.We immediately loved it inside, and it was as it looked. Warm cosy , old fashioned in a nice antiquey way and the staff were lovely.WE were offered to go into the restaurant which looked so welcoming and Christmassy, but we decided just to eat in the bar by the fire.It was lovely and such a pretty setting.The meal was excellent. No complaints at all. We had home made soup which was excellent big bowl, nice hot rolls plenty of butter. Then huge home made pies.Nice drinks, fairly priced and an all in all nice filling, good quality meal with no complaints at all.My only negative comments, and I have really had to search for something negative in case people think out review is so good we work there !! or our relative do (which they don't) !! is the seating in the bar. Big comfy seats with nice big tables, but a bit torn and tatty. In fairness it looks like someone has caught the material with a bag or a belt. But it just spoils the look a little,....and the other thing, the squeakiest floorboards ever. But it was very funny !!So a great review for a warm, cosy, cheerful happy place with nice food and an amazing setting almost under the spans of the old Forth Rail bridge itself.We loved it, and wished we could have just sat there in the warm by the roaring fire all evening.

Dinner was served on cold plates Had to ask for rolls with soup. Potato choice was mash or croquettes but you could only have either or not both No apple sauce with pork but cranberry sauce with chicken

Anyhow, we were seated quickly and ordered drinks. Two adults and two children. Browsed the menu and chose chefs own personal favourite Chicken chasni and asked for a mixed vegetable fried rice with this dish. Other adult ordered steak pie. Children opted for fish fingers x2. We were aware the waiting time for this was about twenty minutes ( states on the menu ) And without a doubt about twenty minutes. Chicken chasni with mixed veg fried rice,steak pie, and two posh fish fingers arrived. happy to see my children look and wonder at the fish fingers, they were fish goujons, unsure what my children thought they were being fed. I ensure them that inside the golden batter, the succulent cod was awaiting for them. I may also add this came with hand made tartare sauce. Bonus !After a few moments for dissection's of the meal. All was good !Chicken chasni. Outstanding, as usual. Steak pie, smelt fantastic. Fish goujons and tartare sauce? two very happy children, I even had to ask for an other portion of tartare sauce, So you can imagine children loved it ! 100% happy family and couldn't thank chef enough for the delightful experience in this establishment. Which he did pop up and ensure we were having a pleasant meal.I would like to add, that the Chef has previously been head chef of the Cameron house hotel,Loch Lomond . . . So you know this chef knows this food outside in.

a very pleasant meal and good value. the breakfast could do with either baked beans or mushrooms adding or both

Stopped here for a quick evening meal. Outside of the building is looking tired but once upstairs to the restaurant we were pleased to see that it had been refurbished. Tables by the window give great views of the new bridge which is being built. Hotel staff were very friendly and the £20 for two menus suited us. There is also an extensive a la carte menu with plenty of choice. We ordered the fish which was excellent, crispy batter which was not greasy or too thick. The chips were disappointing as they seemed to be left over potatoes which had been cut and fried and were rather dark and uninteresting. However, if you're hungry, you eat them! service was good and coffee was fresh and rich tasting. This is an ideal spot for a meal when in the area and we will return on our next visit to family.

We had seen a menu at our B&B and it looked good. We were very disappointed, not with the quality of the food though because we didn't eat. We were 'greeted' by the lady who I assume was the landlady and said we'd have a drink in the bar before eating. The bar was dingy and the seating was terrible with stained seats. We made our way through to the restaurant and after sitting for quite a long while a waitress came and told us that because of staff shortages we may have a long wait for food and would that be OK. Strangely while offering us the choice she started to gather up our menus so it was apparent they didn't really want to serve us. There was seemingly nowhere else to eat at a reasonable price so we said we would be prepared to wait. We waited for a long while but nobody seemed interested in us or came to take an order or apologise for how long it was taking so we gave up and left. The food we saw others eating looked quite nice but the ambience of the whole place and the service were terrible.

Stopped in for a meal. Had beef and ale pie, with mash and vegetables. For pud I had apple and blueberry crumble with butterscotch sauce and vanilla ice-cream. Everything was beautifully cooked and absolutely delicious. Staff were pleasant. Atmosphere quiet and relaxed.

We went in here for an impromptu bar lunch but ended up ordering off the main menu as the choices were so lovely. It ranged from classics to more adventurous dishes. The welcome was very warm and helpful, and the food excellently cooked. The decor is perhaps dated but it is in very good order so nothing actually wrong with it - it's a solid traditional, local pub. It looks to have a real fire so I'll be back in the winter for seconds.

Popped in here for a drink on a Sunday night while staying at the Queensferry hotel the drinks were overpriced and no atmosphere would not return

Always visit when in North Queensferry, lovely local dishes on the menu, nice and quiet & a surreal view virtually under the Forth Rail Bridge - plenty of history of the respective bridge upon the walls!

I've been coming to North Queensferry for years, and have eaten here a few times. This time the food was still good, pleasant restaurant and bar... But the early finishing of serving food was a disappointment on our last night (Sunday) We arrived 8:30 and told that food was no longer being served.... And on our first night (Friday) were told no food after 9pm and others were still waiting to be served!We managed to eat there on the Saturday, and the food was good! But the fluctuating service finish is going to upset a few people. I'm sure if they really want to make the business develop, they need to be able to serve later, otherwise they will loose potential custom! Which is a shame as the food was good, and should think about expanding the menu too while they are at it.I understand there is local development happening soon and the Ferrybridge Hotel should up its game for future reference.

Decided to visit as my wife wanted to take some daytime and night pictures of the Forth Bridge - the Ferrybridge was the ideal place to have a break and a bite to eat between sessions as its just a short stroll from the bridge and several good viewing points. With the right table you can also have a superb view during your meal.The menu was varied, maybe too much, it couldn't seem make up its mind what sort of restaurant it actually was. However, having said that, the food itself was excellent, well cooked and presented. Service wasn't that good but a lot better than some places I have been to, definitely didn't warrant any complaints.

Good pub food served in a pleasant restauant area away from the bar. Friendly helpful staff. Excellent views of the two Firth of Forth bridges

Went there for a meal,lovely meal, service good, could do with a bit of refurbishment. The decor was a bit old fashioned.

I visited here for supper yesterday. The menu is very strong with a mixture of home cooking and finer dining options. I had chicken in a mushroom and tarragon sauce with fondant potatoes and green beans. Very nice indeed with the greens Al dente. Very reasonable prices and friendly service. I roils recommend it. Stunning views from the restaurant over the Forth too.

Friendly people nice food good value for money tidy good facilities plenty of parking spaces service was quick well presented clean utensils we were asked if everything was ok they made sure we had enjoyed our food and we were satisfied with the service I would recommend the place

Welcoming place for a single female traveller. Good pub food, with a small but varied menu. mid-range prices. Friendly staff, who were expecting me after the b and b [ Ferrycraigs House] had phoned to let them know I was going.

Very convenient for a quick pub lunch after a trip to Deep Sea World. Very nice, comforting pub food. Friendly staff and reasonably priced.

After a Mother's Day stroll across the bridge we went to get a bar lunch here. We walked in and asked re a table for 3 plus a toddler. There were Mother's Day menus on display in the windows and a full dining room set plus two large booths in the bar available the other taken by a similar family set up. We were told at 2:30pm by a waitress that they were unable to accommodate anything other than drinks.....? There were no other diners at all in the whole place an empty dining room and one family in the bar? So so disappointed after looking forward to a bar lunch. No explanation was offered at all.

Popped in tonight for a bite to eat with the family; they were very busy with a wedding reception and warned us in advance. Good excuse for a glass of red, I went for the St Emilion which was fantastic value at £22. The chef popped out to say they were busy but will do his best, he explained the new menu and recommendations which was really helpful. We were relaxed though - nice atmosphere and had a good chat with the bar staff. We ordered the haggis fritters and chorizo & black pudding, followed by the steak pie and the spicy chicken burger. Chicken and chips for the wee one. To our surprise the food came quickly. The starters were a revelation - the fitters were covered in a delectable garam batter, laced with smokey cheese while the black pudding and chorizo was sumptuous and plentiful. Both mains were of the highest order too and again large portions leaving us totally stuffed. Another surprise was the kids meal - the chicken was fresh goujons in a super light batter with crunchy fresh french fries; with lashings of freshly made tomato sauce a clean plate was guaranteed. The only issue was there was no room for desert, but a good excuse to return. Fantastic value too, a bottle of wine, drinks for the kids plus 2 courses each less than £65 - awesome!

Hotel was clean and food was ordered and brought very quickly. All the hotel staff were very helpful. There is a function room below the rooms and the music was extremely loud. It finished at 12.30 so there was no reason to complain. Breakfast was good.

Ate here for dinner one evening recently and found the place dark and dingy. not much choice on the menu and one of our party ended up with burger as there was nothing else she liked. What was had was OK but not worth the money we paid, would not go back there.

I ate in the hotel bar restaurant. The service was friendly. The food was not expensive but ordinary - I had a Caesar salad that was overdone with tubes of toasted break and grated cheese. The beer selection was a bit limited and not "hand pulled" ale which was a disappointment. The decor seems very old fashioned - stretch nylon white chair covers and the carpets are worn.

Wij hebben gegeten in het restaurant en eerst even in de lounge bij de open haard gezeten en wat gedronken. Voor een redelijke prijs werd een royale maaltijd geserveerd. En de sfeer nodigde ook uit om rustig nog even na te tafelen. De kwaliteit van het eten was prima. En naast meer klassieke gerechten stond ook een royale lasagne op de kaart.

Wonderful food, nice and friendly atmosphere. Excellent service and nice clean toilets!!. Wonderful view of the Forth Bridge and the new bridge being constructed.They have "themed nights" entertainment on selected evenings also.

Went to the resteraunt today 27 July found it dissapointing new menu came in today but was different from online version items on menu were not available or being cooked,chips were not coooked,felt that they were not ready for customers,I will not be going again

This place is a little gem. I visited for the Rod Stewart tribute evening with a group of friends. Absolutely amazing, we all had a great night...the guy (Rod) was fabulous. We ate in the restaurant beforehand. Lovely food, we took advantage of the 2 mains for £15. Great offer. Will definitely be back for the Elvis Presley tribute evening :-)

We arrived about forty minutes before the time our table was booked for, but this wasn't an issue to the staff who were all extremely efficient and friendly. The chef even came out the kitchen to our table, to let us know that he had ingredients left from earlier which would allow him to cook a couple of dishes not on the menu, and for a reduced price, if we wanted!We just stuck to the menu, and thoroughly enjoyed the delicious food, well cooked, well presented, and with generous helpings, all at very reasonable prices.We will most definitely be back, and may even stay over night one time after their regular cabaret nights.

The Ferrybridge Hotel restaurant/pub was on our list based on TA reviews. We stayed in a B&B in North Queensferry and the owners recommended it as their go to place when they eat out. With 2 recommendations, we were not disappointed.On the first visit, I had the spinach and mushroom risotto with smoked haddock at an extra cost. The risotto was excellent but the extra cost for smoked haddock was definitely not worth the cost. Served with an excellent salad. My husband had the lamb shank served with roasted veggies and mashed potato. Excellent. On our second visit, I had the steak and ale pie which was excellent and my husband had the lamb shank again - don't mess with success. All meals were in the 10-13 pound range. We ate in the pub - very comfortable. There is a separate dining room. Service was friendly.

Don't listen to the bad reviews untill you have tried it for yourself...My partner picked this hotel in queensferry as it was it was close to the deep sea world and had amazing views of the bridges, On arrival we managed to park right at the side of the building and oh the views were ideal for pictures, its a hidden gem i would say, When walking into we approached the bar and were served by a women who was the owner she was very friendly and told us everything we needed to know for our stay.We went up the stairs towards the room and i never knew what to expected as i never seen the place before going, opened the door and oh the room was lovely, and the view of the rail bridge was amazing, Our room had a double bed, soft comfy chair, tv and free view box, and bathroom with basket of towels,shower gel and soap, and tea and coffee facility's. The rooms have a lock but we felt safe the min we walked in to the hotel.As we had traveled we went to the restaurant for dinner, its limited but has offers on, and the prices were alright, we got burgers and chips, the waitress was very polite and well manarerd, within couple of mins sitting down she asked us what drinks would would like and then came and took our order, You will be happy with the size of meal it was filling.Queensferry is a small village and not many shops but if your looking for romantic views then this area is ideal for you, We went out a walk and then headed back for a drink at the bar, there was 3 other couples sitting, and some music was been played in the background, its a relax place and feels like home, the women that owners it is very friendly and so is the chef and waitress they are happy to help if you ask.I saw below regarding the noise from the trains yea you hear them but after a wile you don't i had a great sleep, breakfast is served in the restaurant in the morning, we had orange and pineapple juice, tea, theres cereal on offer, and cooked breakfast is available if you want.Well on leaving we said to ourselfs we will be back, Pictures will be uploaded soon,

As my boyfriend and I had been going out for a year, we wanted to go somewhere nice for a meal and we picked here as we were going bowling and playing mini golf afterwards near there - so really we picked it for convenience above anything else. Being a pub type place, We weren't expecting anything extraordinary as such - but it still looked nice. When we arrived we were greeted by a nice lady who showed us to our table - a nice table at the window. We were the only ones in so it was nice and relaxing. The menu looked delicious and I opted for both the starter and main course specials - lamb koftas to start and venison steak for my main. Infact, we both had steak I think (apologies as I have only just got round to writing this review just now and we visited at the end of April). We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals... So much so that we even decided to stay for dessert which was great too. For somewhere we werent expecting too much of, it actually turned out o be really great and we really felt like we found a hidden gem which we will definitely return to at some point!

We had a great night out in this lovely restaurant yesterday. What a shame it was so quiet but there again, that meant we had excellent service. Three of us had the steak and ale pie which was delicious and one had the fish which again, looked great. For desert, we had various (Eton Mess was my sin) but all excellent. Portions were plentiful without being excessive. Good value for money. We did not feel rushed when we finished our meal and found the staff courteous and friendly. Will definitely go again. They have started "Tribute Nights" so might be tempted to one of them.

Lovely family meal.Great service.Lovely warm welcome very homely.Lovely warm open fire.Can't wait to return.

The food has always been pretty good at The Ferrybridge but they REALLY need to retrain their staff to have a decent business. The place is looking really shabby so redecoration and better staff would mean a better business. It is always empty when we go. There is one lady in particular who never asks us if we want more drinks, just serves us our meal and pretty much leaves us to it - no 'can I get you anything else'. Any request just seems to much effort. We had to ask her three times for to out in a drink order yesterday, she was too busy doing her long hair behind the bar, yuck!

Lovely room and staff were fab. Quaint atmosphere in bar with lovely coal fire so nice and warm. But shower in our room needed a repair done, which is easy done - hence the four stars

The Ferrybridge is local to me and I have eaten there over the years.My wife and I decided to book for Valentines/my birthday. Having seen the menu before hand I already knew my courses.We were sat down promptly and ordered drinks. My wife had a main of sirlion but she is a plain fare eater, unfortunately her appetite was a bit off last night so her thoughts wouldn't be fair however she did enjoy it. I had a starter of scallops on Stornaway black pudding with a micro-herb salad and a red pesto. In all honesty it was by far the best scallop dish I have ever eaten. The main of venison medallions with redcurrant and dark chocolate sauce on potatoes with creamy parsnip mash and steamed broccoli was again top notch and both dishes could easily grace more high end eateries.Home made strawberry cheesecake to finish, not normally a sweet eater but really enjoyed this, the strawberry sauce was amazing.Excellent service, amazing food. Was the perfect finish to my birthday.

We decided to visit the ferry bridge on the spur of the moment. I chose the home made terrine and the fish and chips. Both where delicious. The fish tasting very fresh with only a light batter. Washed down with green lip Sauvignon Blanc. Great meal.

We stayed in North Queenferry for 2 nights and ate here 3 times. We got such a lovely welcome from Ina, Natalie & Lesley. They were fantastic with our 7 year old daughter. The menu is quite limited but I think this is because it is Winter, so it's understandable. On saying that we still managed to have 3 different meals so it was all good! :) We will definitely return here...soon I hope. Well done and thankyou to all at the Ferrybridge

From the outside we expected this to be a busy hotel/pubInstead we felt we were greated by a run down hotel. We were seated and drinks order taken whilst looking at the menu. We were sceptical about ordering due to the look on the place but to be fair the food was amazing. We really shouldn't have judged on the look. I'd recommended this place for food definitely. No idea what it looks in the hotel rooms but do pop there if you canShame we live in Wales so cant come backStaff were straight faced and no smiles but isn't that just the Scottish way :-) Inst

Been here a few times and always enjoy it, a friendly place. Situated close to Rail Bridge and Deep sea World only a short to both.