Vineyard Restaurant in Scottish Borders

Fantastic food and coffee. Highly recommend

A fantastic place, absolute shame it's closed now. Best wishes to the team in their new endeavours.

My partner and I were visiting Hawick for a little break and my parents came to surprise me. The 4 of us enjoyed all our mains, we had all together, the haddock and chips, lasagne, steak and ale pie. Portion sizes were great, everything was fresh and tasted great. I had haggis bon bons to start along with my dad and we both thought the haggis was bland and the mystery sauce in which they are served on top of was very unexpected and I’d definitely swap that out with a sweet chilli chutney or something. I’d have a different starter next time but that aside I very much enjoyed the rest of the food and so did everyone else. Service was fantastic, the restaurant itself is very homely, rustic/country esq. I felt very comfortable and it was a great dining experience. Sticky toffee pudding was great too.

A warm, friendly welcome walking into a tastefully decorated hotel was nice. The room was spacious, well decorated and immaculate, as was the rest of the hotel. Evening meal was plentiful and well cooked in a pleasant dining room. Breakfast had plenty of options and very tasty. The staff really make sure you are well looked after in this lovely hotel. Mansfield house certainly lives up to its 4 star rating and we would happily stay here again.

The food was disgusting I can’t believe this place has almost 5 stars. The chicken tenders were soggy and not very warm, the fries were so stale they were inedible, the onion rings were horrible frozen ones with mushed up onion and the dips were thin and tasteless! There was no rice and that was one of the only authentic things on the menu.