Thornhill Inn in Dumfries & Galloway

I cannot recommend this place enough, it is spotlessly clean. Served by excellent staff and the food is delicious, presented well and reasonably priced. The general ambiance was relaxed and although I’m not keen on tv screens, they weren’t over bearing. I would definitely revisit as they allowed our pooches in. If their bedrooms are as clean and as good as their food is - it would be a great place to stay!

The Thornhill Inn would appear to be a side business for the adjoining restaurant. Situated in the centre of the very attractive village of Thornhill it is no doubt a fine place drink or dine. When we visited on a Monday evening however the signs on the restaurant door advised that they were closed for the first few days of the week, and the locked doors of the pub suggest that the same applies there. Indeed, we were advised later by the landlord at the nearby (and excellent) Farmer’s Arms that the Thornhill Inn only opens for two or three days a week. So if you come when it’s closed, and you only want a drink, I highly recommend a short stroll along the road to the Farmer’s, which is a fine example of a traditional Scottish pub that stays open.

Visiting the area from within Dumfries and Galloway, I was expecting a warm welcome as a visitor. Unfortunately, apparently I should have booked ahead. The ‘restaurant’ (bar with tables) had one table occupied with four guests. In a larger room it appears that the local Rotary Club were in, it’s a regular thing, but because of this another two people couldn’t be accommodated, obviously they hadn’t anticipated additional guests! This is all despite, or maybe because of, the prices being significantly above what you might expect for the area. If they can afford to turn folk away, when they aren’t especially busy, best of luck to them

Went in for evening meal with my wife ,ordered main course each. Waited 40 minutes for it to arrive. Deary me I got the battered fish and my wife got curry. If farm foods done restaurants then this is it. So bland and greasy I got what was called Tiger chips. Sweet potato and normal potato combined. Cold and greasy and uneadable. £14**and £13 eachI did complain but met with silence. Expensive lesson learned

Solid pub grub with a varied and extensive menu. Fish and chips are delicious. The venison with cheesy potatoes is great, as is the duck. Pasta dishes have always been tasty too. Portion sizes are huge so you definitely won’t go home hungry! Good value for money too.

Nice place for food, a bit on the dark side but the food was good. Basic standard pub grub. Friendly serving staff.

Most delightful, comfortable inn with cheery staff and wonderful food. Time has not touched the quaint village of Thornhill.

Had a very nice evening meal served by friendly staff, the food was great and were happy with the very reasonable price.

Good standard of pub grub at a decent price. Loved the decor was unusual and gave it a good vibe! Staff were brilliant

Called in one evening whilst visiting relatives. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Brilliant food and good selection of drink. Dog friendly in the bar area. Top place, will visit again

The Thornhill Inn is in the center if Thornhill, a fairly quiet Scottish town. We came to have dinner with friends and family following a sad event. For us that fact that the pub was quiet (I think that our table was the only one in there) was perfect. It meant that we could all catch up and was almost akin to private dining. The staff did well accommodating the various order requests (children’s, starters, mains etc) for a party of 10 so that it all arrived hot and in time. The food was good (my salmon was lovely and cooked correctly). The children’s look great and the other food delicious. The staff left us alone, which was great but can when we rang the bell. For us it was perfect, but perhaps not the venue for a rorcous night out.

All I can say is whatever u do don’t go here to stay or eat!il start on breakfast if I thought u could get a microwave frozen breakfast with fried in microwave everything to give it an authentic fry feel i would say that’s what they do!service is awful at nights to!also whoever ur cleaner is talk about awful personality rude as hell, overheard her talking in unrepeatable words about us and other people!we won’t return and would be telling our boss to never use them again for the workers!

A very restricted menu poorly cooked. The portion sizes are minute. It’s poor quality pub food for which you’ll get charged restaurant prices. The decor is very grubby and well passed it’s best.

Visited tonight as part of a family gathering. Walked in to be greeted by “Your tables there!” With a nod of direction by the member of staffs head. Service was extremely slow & at times rude! Almost like staff couldn’t be bothered with the effort. Took over 2hrs from start of our meal to the bill was paid. But a group who were staying in the hotel seemed to get served a lot more promptly. Would hate to have seen if the place was busy. Food was ok/average. Service god awful!! 2 stars is being generous.

We were staying in nearby Sanquhar and a local recommended this place. The waitress could not have been more attentive and accommodating. We had specialist dietary needs but menu offered considerable choice (gf: fish and chips...hurrah!) and food was scoffed by all. 3 lots of fish and chips, the fish curry and sea bass, all very tasty but actually it was the really lovely service that made the difference.. They had a big group in their suite too and still attentive. Simple pub nosh served well, would def recommend.

On my first visit to Thorn Hill Inn I was refused access to the toilet facilities and falsely accused of being a bully in a very aggressive manner due to prank call they received even though I have a pristine character. I would never go to this hotel again and awarding 0 stars.

My husband and I were staying at the Friars Carse Hotel not far from here, so decided to pop in for a meal as it was close by and seemed nice enough.

Not visited here for food for about 6 years, even though I live locally.

Went last Saturday and was lovely. Service was good & staff helpful, food was plentiful and importantly hot. Really enjoyed our visit. We had two children under eight with us and they were made welcome. We will visit again.

Paid £30 for 2 meals - 3 if you count the fact they brought out the wrong choice of haddock first - and an orange squash and diet coke. Quality was like a 2 meals for a tenner type pub. Haddock was bland, prawns were cheap and cold, potatoes had no salt or butter on them, and the sauce was out of a bottle. Really disappointing and way overpriced for what we got! AVOID!!!

De no haber reservado, estuvimos muy contentos de que tanto en las noches de viernes y sábados pudimos conseguir una mesa para siete y cinco personas, respectivamente. En ambas ocasiones tuvimos una mesa redonda que preferimos mucho ya que es más fácil para todos hablar uno con otro. Y una gran ventaja de nuestros oídos no fueron golpeados por muzak.

La comida típica de pub país nada espectacular pero aún así agradable. Todos disfrutamos del ambiente de aquí, relajante y relajado. Los precios promedio.

Tuvimos una comida temprano en la tarde del domingo, que era muy buena. Ambos tuvimos lubina con verduras stir frito y una botella de vino blanco de Zinfandel.

La comida estaba bien. Es lo que cabe esperar de un pub. Estaba bastante vacío cuando fuimos. Una de las camareras volver tres veces como ella no estaba seguro de qué lima y limón era vino. Nos explicó que era cordial y limonada, lime pero seguía siendo muy difícil. Es un buen lugar para comer algo si son cama y desayunar, pero no en un lugar donde probablemente volvería a.

Estuvimos aquí en el camino de vuelta desde el jardín de la especulación cósmica. Teníamos la lasaña de pollo y cazadores. La sabrosa comida, buen servicio, limpio inodoros. ¿Qué más se puede pedir?

Comida de alta calidad en un pintoresco país modesto inn. Todos elogiaron nuestras comidas. El servicio fue rápido y el personal era muy agradable. Visitamos dos veces en nuestra estancia de 3 días en la zona. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente!

Went here recently for a group meal for 10 people. The food, very good although the menu hasn't changed much in recent times. The first thing I noticed was how quiet it was for a Friday evening. It should have been at least quarter full. It became apparent that the waitress service was lacking any kind of training. One member of our group was repeatedly invisible to the waitress. Not bringing the starter (not writing it down to begin with) so they were eating when most were finished. Not taking the plate away, on several occasions. Charging us for three bottles of wine instead of three glasses! Generally very slow. Seemed they could only carry two plates at a time, so clearing a table of 10 three times took forever. I am now certain that it is because of the painful service that the establishment is not busy. The local hotel just a few doors down is extremely busy so it cannot be lack of trade. I may try it again in a few months time and see if it has improved. If you are reading this Thornhill Inn, please train your waiting staff!! On the plus side, the food was very nice.

We stayed at the Thornhill Inn recently to attend a family wedding. First impressions were quite good, the room was large and my partner was very happy to discover we had a bath. Closer inspection and it was a different story. Our double bed was two singles pushed together with a three inch gap between the mattresses due to the bed frames. No double quilt either, we were given two small singles instead. After a restless night, my partner got up to have a bath only to find the taps had been removed. We headed downstairs hoping for a hearty pre wedding breakfast. There was a small selection of cereal to choose from and we both ordered a full Scottish breakfast from the menu. What came back was possibly the meanest plate of food we've ever had. One of each of bacon, sausage and egg, half a tomato, a mushroom in the singular and an egg cup full sized portion of haggis. At least we had a rack of toast to share. To double up your items is an extra £5 per person, when you're paying £85 a night for a below average room I believe the least you should expect is a good breakfast. We also discovered check out was at ten the next day, not ideal. We won't be rushing back.

Just called in for drinks and was pleased to find that one real ale was available certainly not always the case in Scotland. Also the pub is dog friendly and quite a fuss was made of Lucy

We live just outside of Thornhill and were in a party of 11 to celebrate a birthday.Not that many people in at 18:30 so we were quickly served drinks and orders taken for starters & mains etc - No complaints there, problems started when more covers arrived. We had to wait the best part of an hour for our main, all might I add, when they eventually arrived, were excellent quality albeit rather pricey for small portions, £27.00 for a fillet steak and a few chips is, in my opinion, overcharging. After our mains, we were totally forgotten about, a member of the party had to go to the bar to order more drinks. After 1 hour 10 minutes, we came to the conclusion that nobody was coming back to ask if we wanted desserts, so decided to call it a night and make our own desert back home. The Thornhill Inn lost out on at least another £100.00 (as we were all going to order desserts, coffees and shorts to celebrate the birthday) all because the waiting staff were too busy chatting behind the bar and not paying attention to their customers. I have to work damn hard for my money and totally begrudge giving it away on such POOR SERVICE. I managed to speak to the owner, whilst she was mildly apologetic, I felt it just fell on deaf ears and were offered no compensation or even an explanation. As a local to the area, I and most of the party I was with will not be returning - bad news travels fast in these parts, so I think a major retraining program is required for the un-attentive staff. Not good enough.To summarize, if you have hours to waste for nice food and have lots of disposable cash then fine, otherwise try somewhere else as you will be disappointed here.

Enjoyed two evening meals at the very busy Inn. Staff were very friendly and accommodating despite how busy it was. Food cooked fresh so be prepared to enjoy a wee dram while waiting. Good local ingredients cooked to order.

Vi boede på B&B overfor. Værten fortalte, at ejerne af Thornhill Inn var danskere, og at man fik god mad der.Vi besluttede os til at prøve, og bestilte lasagne, den var virkelig god.Bagefter fik vi en "sludder" ed værtsparret, fruen spurgte på engelsk, om vi var tilfredse, og vi svarede med: "er du ikke dansk", og så fik vi en samtale og hendes mand kom også til.Virkelig en god aften.

I was only here two nights, and it was a terrific place to stay. Excellent service, comfortable bed and room. Good food available, and an excellent breakfast included. Even served haggis.

We live in thornhill and have visited a few times with the kids. No longer! We ordered kids meals first and were quickly delivered and as always they enjoyed them all. Shame adults meals aren't consistent. My meal was ok not as I would say medium rare more medium. My partners first choice wasn't available after waiting ages to be told this. She ordered same as me as was delivered at the same time. Now her lamb was way way over cooked she ordered medium rare got more well done. We complained and was told that they came off the same cut. Not a valid excuse. This is a shame. The cheesy potatoes and gravy is lovely tinned carrots can be excused but isn't hard to get carrots and do it yourself. We then ordered coffee two lattes which on arrival were boiling hot and milk curdled they took them off the bill but left the lamb dish and wouldn't even remove it upon paying we not once were offered fresh lamb cooked right just to cook them more......not the issue. The kids meals are perfect id suggest only ever having a kids meal as an adult serving. Also no kids desserts!? Only option is a huge adult serving. We shall never go again due to the inability to take criticism the manager is sheepish when confronted about things and just basically says people like the lamb. You don't care about this when your lamb is not right.

Once again had dinner for a large group at Thornhill Inn - all left happy. For a Village Inn they managed very well to serve us all quickly with a lovely dinner while looking after all of the regulars and other diners!

Very unattractive dining room with no windows, which seems a shame in such an attractive setting. Food very mediocre. Mean piece of fish, cold chips. Uninterested service.

Another great meal at the inn ,highly recommend this as your first stop in Thornhill .Well done John and team in kitchen also to the delightful waitresses nothing ever a problem for them .

Spent the night in Thornhill and called in here for drinks,Very busy bar where the younger people seemed to meet up. Good selection of beers and a friendly greeting and efficient service from the bar staff.Good light hearted atmosphere.Worth a visit

We found this place by chance because it was on the main street in the nearest town to where we were staying. Initially we popped in for a drink on a Sunday then returned after a days walking on the Monday having checked out a few places. We were pleased we did, on both visits the staff were friendly and couldn't do enough for us. We ordered food, initially my husband ordered the 25oz t bone steak however you have to preorder this. We both had the sirloin, which was cooked to perfection and delicious. The portions were large. Really good place to visit and we'd highly recommend here

Ate hear on a Saturday evening. Food was bland ...... All out of a freezer ..... Poor quality.Staff behind bar chatting to other members of staff rather than focusing on customer. Not good customer service.

i decided to eat out last sunday night so i opted for the thornhill inn as usual every thing on arrival is excellent staff etc faultless so i opted for 2 courses both perfect have over last year or more worked round the menu so i know what its like perfect good prices drinks not bad ither all in all well worth a visit

i opted this year for the thornhill inn for christmas day for a change and was blown away by the high standards and atmosphere and service recieved on the day have eaten here many times and had to be the best christmas day meal id had out the selection of the menu was very good the standard of the food as always 1st class as always the service was provided by the family on the day along with the kitchen team and one waitress this place always is welcoming and you are never rushed with your meal or left waiting all in all price value for money this place ticks all the boxes

i arrived back from a show up in perth on the sunday at 7 pm and decided to have another night out in thornhill this was the 2nd time i stayed over in thornhill inn like before staff on arrival coudnt do enough for me i came back down for my meal at 8 and took the 3 courses all of which are prepared fresh using local products where possible i opted for lasagne for the main perfection the chef can make a good lasagne the desert was also home made perfection as far as the 2 rooms i have stayed in both comfortable coudnt hear any road noise and the locals dont race past every 5 minuets like other places breakfast was served by the owner peter coudnt ask for more grate village great inn and first class food will be back locals in the bar very welcoming too bar prices good and car parking at front

Went in this pub three times last week. Perfectly sound food. Very good Thai Chicken curry and excellent Sirloin steaks. Better than average pub food, good real ale Flying Horse. Nice young women serving all week and pleasant owners anxious to please. Recommend this place after a hard shoot, long walk or wasting one's time trying to catch a salmon in the Nith these days.

very good fish and chips and one of the best crumbles I've ever tasted. Pleasant pub atmosphere. All in all excellent value.

This hotel is OK rooms are average food is nice. Child friendly and has separate pub area which is nice also

Excellent 'pub grub' served quickly and friendly in nice atmosphere and comfortable surroundings. Food was hot and plentiful.

Have been staying in the localArea and thought we should try the local pub! The food was really good and worth the wait! There just seemed no hurry between each course and they weren't exactly busy! One poor waitress appeared to be doing all the running between the bar and the kitchen but she was lovely and made sure we were well looked after all evening!! The food was delicious, the batter on the beer battered haddock wasSo light and not greasy at all! Unfortunately they had run out of most deserts but we did turn up quite late in the evening so maybe not too surprising!! Very accommodating in requests for changes to the menu! Would def go back if we're in the area again!

Very happy table of 11 on a Tuesday night! We were the only ones in restaurant, very extensive menu!! Had to wait 30 mins for the food but more to do with the number of us rather than the kitchen. 11 empty plates - good pub grub!

My wife and I have been here four times , for a main course only,we have enjoyed coming to the Thornhill Inn, we were told from the owner he is stopping the HI LIFE card because it is being abused ,sorry to here this , is it used a lot here , not realy was his reply. well enough said .!!! attitude of the owner enough said !!!

If you go here, anything on the menu is lovely. The steak however, is out of this world! it is amazing. the only problem is it ruins steak if you have it anywhere else as it just isn't as good.

Fab food all the time. Menu could do with a little upgrade but apart from that , no complaints Sometime have to wait a wee bit but it's worth it in the end

Spent a lovely evening for dinner in this restaurant, traditionally furnished with a quaint atmosphere. Try the hot and sweet curry - yum. very good value too.

The food although classed as bar meals was very good and reasonably priced. The service was good on both of our visits and the staff very pleasant.

It is not so common to find good vegetarian food, but we found the food at the Thornhill Inn really delicious. Well done ! And many thanks

Called in with a party of ten to watch football on a Sunday, was made welcome and thoroughly enjoyed a superb meal as well

This is a mixed experience the first time we went it was wonderful and the staff were very friendly we went back two days later it was also brilliant. We went back a few months later and it was not very good the food was cold and it took a very long time. If you want to visit I would recommend going in Autum or winter.

Good food and service even though it was busy. We would recommend it and visit it again if ever up in Scotland again.

Had friends to stay wanted local restaurant thought we would try thornhill inn so glad we did - fair price for good food staff very attentive nice quiet atmosphere - really enjoyed our meal and will definitely return and definitely recommend - we all had various dishes and they were all superb

Have been here for a meal 3 times now, every time its utterly delish! The only reason I put a 'but' and knocked a star off is the portion size when ordering the sea bass either for starters or mains.Now its the tastiest dish but the 1st time my mum ordered this as a mains and the fillet was really small. On the 2nd visit I ordered as a starter and got the same size fillet as she had as a main! and on the 3rd visit I ordered it again as was so tasty and the fillet was cut in half! so was a really small portion! So my only gripe is don't mess with your portion sizes as the sea bass with stir fried veg is amazing but I wouldnt order again for fear of getting the crappy sized cut in half fillet (or a starter size fillet for a mains) as it isnt cheap (but if you get the full fillet well worth it!)Apart from that the food here is utterly AMAZING!!!!! Better than some 5 star places I have eaten! well worth a visit. The lamb and duck are a winner and the cheesey potatoes are to DIE FOR. Also Thornhill is a really nice place well worth a walk about.

A well laid out, comfortable and spotless dining area.The meal was of a very high quality, at a most reasonable price.The staff were very friendly and welcoming.Will definitely visit here again.

As always excellent service friendly stafff and great food. Other fishermen use the Thornhill inn so all can compare their days fishing. Nice homely atmosphere.

Children are catered for; there is a children's menu and high chairs available but there is no baby change facilities even in the disabled, luckily I carry a change mat with me everywhere. I would return though as we had a lovely evening and the food was nice, I could be picky about the food but at the end of the day it is a pub not a restaurant and I am not a food critic! Staff were lovely and we had a very enjoyable evening.

manager was not very professional in sorting a problem we had on our visit..i recommend he gets staff to check you in and not expect the bar staff to do both jobs!

I stayed in Thornhill for three nights and ate at the Thornhill Inn every night. The food was delicious. There was a lovely ambience and the Danish couple who own it were charming

Plenty of choice on the evening menu with locally sourced produce. Opted for gammon steak which was a huge chunk of meat, lovely, plus pineapple, chips and veg. Hubby had chicken balti which came with chips, rice and naan bread. Service was good and staff were friendly and attentive. We left feeling suitably stuffed!!

as we stay at their other B&B, the owner also own and recommended this. was pleasant and friendly as they very welcome us. the food was delicious - I absolutely loves the garlic mushroom starter - it was a twist with added tomatoes sauce, I am amazed how tasty this sauce!!! haha!!! I had the pork with haggis and ample of chips. my partner ordered poach fish with prawn. all of this was very simple yet tasty. at this point, we were so full but wanted a light desert. my partner ordered ice cream with his specified childhood liqueur, which make him happy while eating. I wanted a sticky toffee pud from the start, boy it was delish, it was actually heavy but not too sweet and pleased that the sauce was on a jug!!! altho, the cheap chocolate sauce was bottle type, I wouldn't add this as it was nasty. very slow service but that ok as we were very relaxed. =)

The food was amazing on both nights I ate at the Thornhill Inn. I did intend eating again on the third night but was called into work early.

Generous portions of good quality home cooked food. Lots of choice I had the Thai green curry which was delicious and my boyfriend had the hunters chicken which he says is one of the best he's had in a pub. Good service from a friendly waitress/ bar lady. Recommend popping in for good filling tasty meal.

Very clean, great service, food is excellent and plenty of it. Menu is mix of local, traditional and pub grub. well priced. Easy free parking right outside door.

Usually go weekly to Thornhill Inn ,food is excellent and good sized portions and not over expensive ,a nice atmosphere ,love the decor original and not too bright for eating.all the staff from chefs to bar and waiting staff excellent,you always get a warm welcome.Will be back again this week.

We were on a girly weekend away near Thornhill and popped in for tea. It was delicious and plentiful yet not expensive. All the staff were so very helpful and friendly, the whole pub has a great atmosphere to it.

We ate here on a Monday evening as its right across the road from the Kelton B&B where we stayed.The place wasn't extremely busy, but enough people in to make it comfortable. The barmaid came to your table to take your orders and you could have your drinks put on the bill rather than having to pay separately like at other places.My husband had the gammon at £9.90 and I had the Steak Pie, also £9.90. They arrived piping hot, and extremely tasty. Very large helpings too with proper veg, not just peas.I had read that some people had waited quite a while for their food to be brought, but I think we didn't have long to wait before it was delivered to our table.With two meals, a garlic bread for starter, 1/2 pint cider, pint of lager, cup of tea and a whisky the total bill was £31.90. We would definitely eat her again and would highly recommend it.

Had a great meal at the thornhill inn. The food was lovely,portions are a very good size and the prices are very reasonable. The staff are all very friendly. Very easy to relax and enjoy a long meal, don't feel like you are being rushed to finish. Not the most modern décor but cosy and welcoming. Would definitely return!

Very friendly atmosphere, lovely tasting food and wide range of choice , caters for all ages with all types of eating habits. Wonderful

A real mixed bag here. We waited 45 mins for our main course to arrive. When it did both our meals were delicious. We then ordered cheese and oatcakes. After 30 mins a waitress told us she would chase it up. I am sure she tried to. After another 15 - 20 mins we decided enough was enough and asked for the bill. Yes by this time the place was busy but how hard is it to put cheese on a plate?. The waiting on staff were lovely and were very apologetic. On the plus side - what we ate was good and everything coming out of the kitchen looked equally good. Down sides - the waiting time. If going ask for a table not close to the bar as ours was. At one point we were surrounded, literally, by people waiting to be told which table they had been allocated. The ladies toilet looked clean but smelt terribly of stale urine. I am told the gents was absolutely fine. Maybe we just got unlucky.

This is our second visit to the Thornhill Inn this year, we are on holiday again in this part of the country, lovely variety of food on the menu, someone made a comment about having to wait a while on their food, I don't think waiting 30mins when the bar and restaurant is busy and our food was piping hot, thoroughly enjoyed it didn't have a sweet as our main meal was filling enough. Very friendly staff, will be back again.

I have eaten in this Inn before, about 20 years ago, when it was a good pub with standard fare. It still is a good pub, with helpful bar staff and decent beer to surprise southerners, Flying Horse by Sulwath of Castle Douglas. The food now is far from standard. It is superbly cooked and presented, very tasty, and despite this is reasonably priced. If you want to explore Dumfries, B&B at Gillbank in Thornhill and eat here.

My wife and I enjoyed a very decent evening meal in this establishment. Good food and attentive staff. Not over-priced.On asking to use the WiFi connection, we were asked to go to the public bar.

The food was absolutely lovely. I had the special salmon starter and the hunter chicken and my husband had the garlic mushrooms and the lasagne and both were excellent.

Popped in when on holiday with my young family. We felt welcome with friendly staff. The menu had a good choice and the food was excellent.

Just returned home from ameal here tonight and am so so angry, I just had to say what I thought. Arrived at 7pm, ordered at 7.05pm, meal arrived 7.50pm (couple at another table arrived after us, ordered, were served and near to paying by the time our meal arrived. So my prime roast beef in yorkshire pud arrived (man who served it called it steak pie and he was so right), chumks of vbeef and ale which was in the bar menu. My meal, cold. very nice waitress took mine away to reheat. My husbands, cold also. An old lady, wait for this, actually put her hand in my husbands meal and felt the veg to see if they were indeed cold. My husand said just leave it please but in mid fork she whisked it away from under his nose. My dessert, described as hot choc and hazelnut sundaue arrived. Squirty cream by the bucketload, fudge sauce and chopped up nuts. Unreal! £46.00! No apology for the delay or quality of meals. I go to Lochside House, Cumnock Dumfries Arms and Railway Inn Auchinleck regularly, have never paid £46.00 for a meal and never had a bad meal. And each of these places know what a sundae is - its a tall glass filled with ice cream etc and usually isnt £4.75 for half a bowl of squirty cream. Lastly, my husband is in the hiospitality trade and he said he would never ever let customers leave so upset or disappointed in their meals. They made us pay the full price and didnt even give us so much as a coffee free. I wont be back and when asked tomorrow how I enjoyed my meal, I will be truthful and sau it was the worse experience in a hotel I have had in years. Enjoy the £46.00 you got from us tonight, you certainly earn your money easy and definately DO NOT give value for money

I have eaten at the Thornhill Inn on many occasions, and I have never been disappointed. The service is always efficient and friendly, the background noise is low, and the food has never failed to please. I especially like the duck and sticky toffee pudding. A great place to eat if you are in Thornhill.

Photo of bedroom at the thorn hill in does not reflect what you get. Stayed for three nights and rooms very basic, the bath taps and plug had been removed as you are not allowed to have a bath. Breakfast very poor and inadequate.Evening meals were very good. Hotel needs to update the photos on the website to reflect the rooms you will be getting. Would not recommend anyone to stay, will never book there again

I have used this restaurant over a number of years and whilst the food is wholesome and good value the menue rarely, if ever, changes and the decor is like my grannies.

Food good and good value for money. Service was good, we didn't wait long but the surroundings a little old fashioned.

Stayed a night in Thornhill on way back from family visit in Kintyre to home in Worcs. and ate here. Not a gourmet establishment but good food well presented and served. Good varied menu (I has venison followed by cheesecake) and fairly wide choice of wine. A pleasant friendly atmosphere and the place was quite crowded on a Friday evening.

Been here a few times and love the place, food and service are very good. Wide selection of food to suit everyone, from mince and tatties, fish and chips (with a posher discription) to more fancy pasta and game dishes.Its the kind of place you can go dressed to the nines for a romantic date, family gathering or a bussiness dinner etc or jeans and shirt do just as well. It feels posh but with out the associated snobbery and high prices. It is a comfortable and relaxing place to eat and have a few quiet drinks, where the main bar is next door seperate from the restaurant. My only personal complaint is that they need to bring back the brie wedges on the starter, as they were removed after the menu change. But the garlic mushrooms go down just as well. We keep going back for birthdays and anniversaries as it so nice. we havnt been anywhere different for 5 years now.