St Andrews Links Clubhouse & Tom Morris Bar & Grill in Fife

Great day out on the New Course, New since 1895, lol... looking forward to the Old course tomorrow

Wonderful Prime Rib lunch at St. Andrew's Links Golf course and Clubhouse after our walking tour of the old course. The history is amazing there. Our server was great. We tried the Haggis, and it was also excellent. What a great experience

What a fantastic location to eat / drink for any Golfer. Overlooking the Old Course with views of the New and Jubilee as well. Staff very friendly and efficient. Had breakfast and an evening meal here, both were excellent

Brilliant atmosphere, good food and service.

Fish and chips where great. We made a mistake with our booking bit where seen to so quiclly still

The Cullen Skink is the most awesome dish ever. I loved it. The rest of our meal was good too. The Sticky Toffee Pudding is also awesome. I love the view from the windows onto the golf course and looking across at the hotel. Didn't feel rushed either. The waiter was very good and had recommended the Cullen Skink.

Stopped in on a Sunday morning for breakfast. Great fun watching the golfers tee off on the courses outside! I had the full English, very filling, good variety and well cooked. Service was very prompt and the food came out quickly.

We are a group of 12 from New Zealand playing golf. Fantastic service, and great food here. It has made our time here all the more special!

Nice to walk around on a Sunday when the course is closed

Very good food. Very nice place with views of the golf course. I recommend: T-Bone, Scottish Buffalo Mozzarella, Salmon Bagel

Five star view. I wish my food would have been as well. My husband and I had the steak. Awful, tough and tasteless.I couldn't eat it . My friend had the chicken thighs. He said they were just ok. We looked forward to this meal too ☹️ I was so dissatisfied. We were lucky enough to golf the new course and wanted to further the experience. We made reservations months prior. Definitely not worth the money you'll spend here

Played golf for Stirling Golf Club against St Andrews Golf Club. Played the New Course. Just popped into the Clubhouse for some refreshments before tee off. A first class place.

Anyone who loves golf like me can't help but come to eat here at least once. Completely immersed in the playing fields, it has large windows that allow you to enjoy excellent views of them.

Great place for lunch after your round either on the golf courses, putting on the Himalays, or just after a refreshing walk. We spent £20 per person for a light lunch and drink.

Had breakfast. Eggs hard. Should have sent back £15 for breakfast should be able to cook eggs

Nice food but the seafood broth was way overpriced at £40. Very good gnocchi and sauce but see from the photo very little seafood 5 small mussels and a few other bits of fish.

Noisy atmosphere,low quality,costly main dishes,

This restaurant is worth a stop just for the views on a nice day, but you will also find some good food and drinks, and a friendly staff. As far as food goes, we had sandwiches which were fine, but the best option was really the onion rings - best I've ever had. See if you can get a table by the large windows facing the course and and enjoy the views and the ambiance.

This is a solid 3.5 restaurant. The steaks were not nearly as good as the 18 at Rusacks. Service was solid except we asked if we could sit at a different booth and was told it was already reserved (10 feet away). In the two hours we were there (slow service) the booth was never filled. The service was attentive and most of the issues were not due to the floor staff other than moving seats. We ate twice, our lunch experience was better than the dinner experience...standard fare (sandwich) was much better than the steak.

Location is great but food wise was not good. I got a steak I wasn’t able to cut it that’s how tough it was. Probably one of the worst steaks I’ve had. Even if this is included with the old course package as it was for me I would avoid it at all costs and pay to eat in the town instead

Lovely refurbed restaurant with great views. Service however was really slow, had to ask for our order to be taken. Ordered from brunch menu, full breakfast looked a bit sad on the plate. No beans. No kids options on the menu. Overall food was nice though. Wouldn’t rush back, which is a shame.

Great place to eat and drunk. Always busy but the efficient, professional staff make things easy. Love this place.

Nice place to have lunch with a great view on the course

The golf course was great. For those of you who care about such things, parking is very difficult at the course but there is free parking beyond the end of the first hole at the famous beach where Chariots of Fire was filmed.

Awesome view on the course. Food was great. Service was good.

11 of us went for lunch and must warn everyone about the substandard service and food. I ordered lamb @ £28 which was mainly fat. I told the waiting staff how disappointing the lunch was and the waiter (?) spoke to duty manager, if you can call him that? He returned and said they’d taken a little money off, I asked how much 3 times and he just said a little money. We got the bill and they’d taken a measly £10 off leaving £18 still to pay for an appalling lunch. Spoke to the arrogant manager who just shrugged his shoulders carrying on with what he was doing, making sure he avoided all eye contact. I told him we’d take it off the tip then. He was happy enough to shaft his waiting staff who ended up losing an entire tip, which on a £300 bill would be a quite decent amount ( more than £18 anyway). A bad experience and the other dishes that people had weren’t great either, especially for the overpriced menu. If you want an enjoyable dining experience avoid this place and the cocky, amateurish duty manager. I can only imagine he’s new to the role.

Good food, great service and a wonderful location.

Very nice atmosphere and the photography team is very friendly and professional.

Lovely food, ambiance, and view! Sadly the service was incredibly subpar. The restaurant wasn’t full, yet we waited 20 minutes before finally having to get up and get a waitress simply to get water for the table. Plenty of waitresses had walked past us but none acknowledged our presence. A table seated 10 min after us received service almost immediately. We were seated right next to them and were still ignored. Another table seated 45 min after us had to do the exact same thing we did as they also never received service after being seated for 15 minutes and had to go get a waitress. It was quite bizarre.

Gorgeous Sunday roast in stunning surroundings at the Home of Golf. Great service. Reasonably priced. Altogether excellent.

Very crowded and busy, and not enough staff. But very friendly!

The food was delicious after we sent the steak back to be cooked more. (All 3 were way underprepared) I ordered mine medium and it came out raw. Lots of purple patches. I like my steak rare, but even that was too raw for me. Other than I enjoy the food

Beautiful clubhouse full of history with a beautiful view of the golf courses. Nice experience.

The food was excellent. The cullen skink and the lamb were delicious. The view of the Old Course is fantastic. The staff is very friendly, and made us feel very welcome. Definitely recommended.

Food is not good except sticky toffee pudding. They don’t know how to cook steak. Service is terrible. You pay for the location is all.

We sit down only for a coffee before our game, but the coffee was really bad. Both espresso and cappuccino - I don’t recommend ordering it.

If you are golfing at St Andrew’s then you have to visit this clubhouse ! Nice breakfast after a round of golf ! Done with the view of the new course !

Beautiful place. Great food & service whilst we watched it rain sideways as the sun was shining🤣🤣

Great service and food was good but pricey for quality. The experience to be able to eat overlooking St Andrews though is a must if you're already there. Wouldn't be a place I go over and over but do recommend trying out at least once.

Very busy good views to watch some golf . Had coffee no cakes or scones available here . Burgers etc looked good but more than we wanted we could of gone elsewhere. Staff helpful and very busy

Ate breakfast and lunch here during our visit. Food was great, as was the service. Worth a stop, even if you don't have a tee time. Stop in the pro shop too!

Worst steak ever. Bid disappointment. So many other good restaurants around St. Andrews.

Always great quick and efficient service. Fish and chips are just perfect and Cullen skink is one of the best.

Best Cullen Skink I've ever had

Great place to have a bite and a pint.

Always a pleasure to play golf here, one of the welcomes in golf the staff are great

Nice food, nice staff, usual places with a captive clientele very pricey. Enjoyed my day and played the course. Shame about the gale force winds.

I know that this is a club house but people shouldn't let the kids running around while the rest of the patrons are having lunch

Had a lovely lunch that included a fabulous bowl of Cullen Skink (£9.50) which came with a “small” piece of wholemeal bread . The lovely piece of bread didn’t last long so I asked for another piece. I was charged £2.50 for the further piece of bread no bigger than the palm of a child hand . Please review this extortionate charge . ps Staff service was excellent .

Ample seating, nice views over the golf course. Tom's burger was amazing and flavorful.

Sizing of our meals were too small. The quality was perfect.

Lovely restaurant with great views of the courses.

Great atmosphere, great menu, friendly staff

Nice place and good service. The food is great.

Great place for food,and a superb atmosphere. Fabulous service too.

Disappointing service . Lack of staff?

Outstanding location with consistent food and delightful service. Our waitress Titania was enchanting and the view- even if you’re not a golfer- magnificent!

Food was good, nothing exceptional. The service however was terrible. We were informed very abruptly when we arrived that they were short staffed, which we didn't mind but the gentleman who seated us was rude and just not interested. Our waitress was absolutely miserable obviously didn't want to be there. Once we had finished our meal we sat for 20 mins with the table covered in dirty dishes yet two waitresses walked past our table several times to clear empty tables.... it was a birthday treat for my son..... definitely not a treat.

Terrible food with poor service

Superb bowl of soup in a very fine setting. What a pleasure it was to be served by such a knowledgeable member of staff with an excellent understanding of the menu. The fish and chips was also excellent

The views from the 18th hole make dining here a must if you visit St. Andrews.

Managed to seat 15 of us a minutes notice. Bizzarley we all chosse fish n chips and it was fantastic.

Fab place in an amazing location. Visited on 3 occasions and the service and food was generally good and not as expensive as I thought it would be.

This is like going to a bad holiday inn. Staff are bored and surely, food is awful.. it’s not historic or old or full of character. It’s a scam.

Had lunch food was excellent, the service quick and efficient The old Tom Morris beer is definitely worth a pint as well, it's very nice! Would recommend highly

Good food in very nice surroundings. The golf course is definitely a must for all golfers

Great food,service and wonderful people. The burger was outstanding finishing with a delicious sticky toffee pudding.

Overall we had a very nice meal and certainly enjoyed the views and watching groups play through the course. We made a reservation and were sat along the windows. We enjoyed the steak sandwiches and were pleased to find out they had a kids menu as well. Service was decent but not attentive as would be expected in a nice venue like this, we were asked to order by the waitress immediately upon sitting down, menus had just been placed in our hands. We were also given a breakfast menu when it was well past breakfast service time (1:00 pm).

Excellent experience, highly recommended

The Old Course tour was just what we wanted for our brief stop in St Andrews. Enough for golfers to appreciate holes #1 & 18 plus photo op on Swilcan Bridge.

Just returned from birthday lunch for fiancé's birthday. He had the burger which was brilliant. I had the steak sandwich. I asked for well done it was pink and cold also tough as old boots. Sent it back returned made again and exactly the same. Left most of it. Its very rarely I complain but this was terrible. The wee waitress who served us was so lovely too and apologised. You would think a place like this would be a lot better and because it was a birthday I wanted it to be a bit special. Never again 😒

4.5 The Tom Morris overlooks the Old and New Course at St. Andrew's. It's hard to ask for a better location, overlooking The Himalayas ladies putting green and some of the famous holes. The service is informed and happy and the food was very good, especially the Cullen Skink, a smoked haddock chowder which was excellent as well as the seafood platter. We also tried the Sticky Toffee pudding which was very good. Overall, a must visit.

Not a golferer but the views were great

Great place for a post round meal and/or views of the courses.

I ordered a BLT. Two slices of tomato - both had the stem. The bread wasn't fresh either. Onion rings were greasy and flavorless.

I totally love this place and have never had a bad experience. Great food. Good prices. Lovely staff.

Did guided tour of Old Couse with Ian. Lots of history,great humour from Ian. Highly recommend.

Don’t bother with the tour. Absolutely a waste of money. Just walk to the hole with the bridge along the road and then google the history of the place. Money down the drain!

Very nice place to eat and get you ready for your round of golf, couple of the group thought it was a bit on the steep side prize wise, but it St. Andrews so you pay for what you get.

Our 4 ball arrived at 11.35 and were ignored initially. Despite being less than a quarter full we could not take a table until the aloof waiter checked for reservations. The place was still largely empty when we left 30 mins later. When the senior waitress did finally come to take our order we were told icily that the breakfast menu finished at 11.30. Our requests for bacon rolls fell on deaf ears. After our round we returned at 5 pm to be told we could not even have a bowl of chips as the kitchen closed at 5. What a miserable service for hungry golfers. Time to decide what the restaurant is for...scottish golfers or passing tourists looking for an overpriced lunch. We will not be back.

Went to lunch with my client there. Disanility access good. Only 2 disabled parking places available. Very busy. Our table looked out over the course. Table next to us had 5 adults and a noisy baby. Conversation was difficult due to the general noise. Very clean modern resteraunt. Comfortable seating. Temp on the cool side although if was very cold outside. Food took 30mins to arrive. We ordered the special which was roast beef yorkshire pudding with veg and roast potatoes. The plate was huge.Massive roast potatoes done perfectly. The yorkshire pudding was one of those giant ones you buy in the supermarket. It had diced veg in it. They were undercooked becsuse the carrots were very crunchy. I got 2 slices of very underdone roast beef which was cold. They had not heated the plate. I think it must have stood on the pass for a while. I ate it anyway as I was hungry. No mustard or horseradish sauce offered. There was a ladle of gravy which was also cold. Serving staff very nice. Very smart. Meal for 3 incl drimks £77

Great location and tasty food, even for none golfers. The tables are a tad tiny once orders arrive(!) A great spot, even if you are not a golfer.

I'd you try one thing here, try the haggis neeps and tatties. It was easily the best presented AND tasting that I've had anywhere in Scotland. Chips are of excellent quality too.

Good food, great views! Stop by after a round in the links and grab a drink or some food. The burger was delicious and I throughly enjoyed it. One of the better burgers in St Andrews. There is a Pro Shop on the same floor and then downstairs is a full service locker room for women and men. Showers, lockers, bathrooms, everything you need provided.

I don't like to leave a negative review, but I hope the feedback is usedul. Overall our service was friendly and the atmosphere was very nice. Most dishes on our table were tasty, however the Cullen Skink was a particular let down. The soup was too thin and lacked seasoning, unfortunately the potatoes were also undercooked and the dish lacked a decent quantity of fish. 19/10/22.

Location is stunning and service generally good. Been many times without cause for complaint. However there are occasions that the quality of food falls short. Breakfast porridge is on the menu therefore you would think that this Scottish staple would be made to a good consistent standard. How wrong could one be. It's awful, more like a thin milky rice pudding . Breakfast roll was stale. Clearly known by kitchen staff who had sent it out having heated it up to disguise its lack of freshness. It was mid morning and the manager claimed their delivery had not arrived. Ordered alternative but no apology was received. Desperately disappointing start to the day

The place is very nice, the views of the golf course, the decoration and the atmosphere of the club. The waitress's attention was great and the breakfast we ordered was very good.

Yes, I love it here. Although you can't book the old golf course, you can play a dozen other golf courses.

You might suspect that a restaurant in a location like this would be excessively priced and not great - but you'd be wrong. Lunch was definitely much better than brunch, but both were worth the price. Steak sandwich was fantastic. The restaurant has lovely decor, good menu, great staff. Great view of the links as well.

We made a reservation beforehand, so were quickly seated in. Servers were all very nice and attentive. Their steak sandwich is really good! reat lunch time with a great view :) Looking forward to returning soon.

Cracking club house for the courses at central andrews, good shop, nice locker rooms and very friendly staff

Beautiful meal, great clubhouse & setting 👌

Great place for food and drinks

Beautiful place ,top notch bacon roll before tee off 👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛳

Great food that is authentic for the area. We tried Haggis for the first time and loved it, including the vegetarian version.

Excellent lunch venue in St. Andrews

Brilliant service and unreal food best fish and chips I have ever had and the dessert was equally as nice!

Breakfast with a view of the first tee on the New Course - a tasty and entertaining way to begin Saturday. Thanks so much.

We were returning to a favourite spot for a bit of lunch, but were sadly let down by the soup. The Cullen Skink was oversalted, a pureed green-tinted paste with overcooked tendrils of leek holding on to everything. The tiny bits of fish were rubbery and tasteless. This was a huge disappointment, so we'll look elsewhere next time we venture out.

Lovely welcome, tables well spaced out, delicious food (fish and chips and soup and special hunters chicken open sandwich) and great service despite being short staffed. Well done and thank you for a relaxing and enjoyable lunch with a lovely view. Looking forward to returning soon.