The Victoria Inn Restaurant in East Lothian

Great food and drink. Friendly pub.

Lovely pub lunch, food was first class,Starters of, albondegas spanish meatballs for me, Haggis Pakoras for my wife,Mains, Steak Pie & mash for me, Fish & chips for my wife, portions were huge, was early-ish on a Saturday, and it was quiet, but started to fill up when we were there, but staff were still very attentive. place was spotless. Nothing was too much bother to them. Will recommend to friends, and will certainly return.

We just popped in for a drink and something to eat. Very friendly staff looked after us, gresy value for money and the food was delicious. We will be back.

Booked a table for 5. Wasn't too busy but there was an issue at the speed of the food arriving. Compensated with a round of drinks and when the food arrived it was spot on. Staff were extra apologetic and friendly

Went for Tapas at this very friendly pub/ restaurant. Food was wonderful and very fresh .Staff were very friendly and gave advice on menu . Will definitely be back !!

Oh dear, where do I begin; our experience last night went from bad to worse. We booked for 5 of us at 6.45 as we were informed at the time of booking that the kitchen closed at 7pm which I found odd for a central restaurant on a Saturday night in summer time but hey hoe. Our table was not reserved and we were shown to a table for 4, at 6.50, which was bare - no settings, cutlery, glasses, condiments, napkins. At 7.10 we asked for a menu, still no settings appeared. The place was crowded and only one young girl was serving the whole restaurant. One table of friends of ours warned us off the fish as they had left most of their meal as it was dry. And so to our food. We ordered 4 starters, 3 burgers and 2 prawn' linguine'. The soup was tasteless, the other 3 were fine. The burgers were edible but basic but the 'linguine' was not linguine it was more like noodles and there were zero prawns. We sent them back and declined a replacement. The lady at the table next to us also left her 'linguine'. I was very confused with the decor - the place was decked out to look like a French bistro - checked table cloths, French posters on the walls and a mannequin with red beret, stripy t shirt and neckerchief, yet there was nothing vaguely resembling a French influence on the menu. To be fair the waiting/bar staff were in no way to blame for this fiasco, they did there best in difficult circumstances. We were hoping that this might be a regular place for us to eat but the management really need to look at their set up as Haddington is desperately in need of a good central restaurant.

Have just played a Jazz set here in Haddstock festival. Great venue! Totally recommend.

Booked for dinner which previously has been ok. The bar and restaurant are all in one , wasn’t as open as that the last time we went so now while you sit and eat the locals are all drunk and noisy , music blaring and just not nice. Last night took the biscuit, a group of potty mouthed women who had been dining in the restaurant area were so loud , singing swearing and heard all about ones sex life …. We felt for the elderly couple who had came in for wine and a meal, it was not a pleasant environment. All the manager had to do was ask them politely to keep it down or move us or them upstairs. Food wasn’t great, peas were awful, atmosphere not great doubt we will go back