The best restaurants in Central Scotland

Lovely hosts very accommodating excellent food very good coffee. Wearing masks dointg track and trace very clean.

After the mystery tour trying to find the tea shoppe, it was such a surprise that the quality of the food was SO good. We went because we had been recommended to go. Surroundings a bit bizarre and there are not many tables but it is excellent. Will definitely find an excuse to return. The ham lentil soup was delicious and the sandwich was amazing. All fresh - perfect. Could have shared a sandwich between us they were so big.

Nos hemos convertido los visitantes regulares para el desayuno, no tiene parangón a nivel local, muy superior a otros restaurantes de la zona. El personal siempre tienen una sonrisa.

We visited TLB yesterday (20th Jan) for some breakfast. Upon walking in it was a friendly warm welcome. The decor is very nice and I like how it’s promoting local artist with their artwork which you can purchase. The food is very good quality and freshly cooked to order. The pricing is very very reasonable somewhere you could easily go every weekend! Especially when places close by can be x3 of the TLB prices and not having the feeling the TLB offers. Fantastic keep it up!

Warm, friendly service and amazing homemade cake served in beautiful woodland setting. We sat outside with our dog but owner invited us in but chose to sit outside at the picnic tables overlooking the pretty pond and our coffee and cake was brought out to us.

We tried The Crepe Shack at The Scottish Deer Centre. Crepe's are made to order, fresh, staff are friendly, it cost £5.25 for a Nutella and Banana Crepe. It was really good. We shared this as a family, passing it around for bite until it was gone and it served as a lovely sweet snack which broke up our time exploring the Centre. We would purchase from them again.

Good food, relaxing surroundings, attentive staff .Would definitely come her again if we were visiting the area. The whole vibe was customer friendly and focussed.

Popped in here for lunch as had tried a couple of other places and weren’t too fussed at the menus and were after something to warm the cockles. We were not disappointed. Lovely cosy cafe with a lovely autumn veg soup and a perfect baked tattie. Portions were big and staff kind and courteous. Had a good chat and got some recommendations for local walks. And lovely coffee! I also left my phone charger because I’m a daftie and only realised when we got home to Glasgow and they have been kind enough to post it back! Great service. Recommend the window seat. Perfect place to watch the world go by. Thanks guys!

We ordered 2 takeaway pizzas while staying on Iona and they were soooo good!! I actually can't write this without wanting another one (shame I'm back home). I would definitely recommend Ailidh's if you're staying on Iona and don't want to cook - why would you, with this on your doorstep?! I was going to take a photo of the pizza but I was too preoccupied eating it 🤣

The name says it all… I have been using them since they have been opened I would say the flavour of kebabs and pizzas delicious…

Arrived on a very wet day. Cozy place and very friendly staff. We had the home made soup, which was delicious. Just waiting on our cake to arrive. A very pleasant visit.

Found this cafe by accident and so glad we did. Beautifully clean, smart and modern - you may eat inside or out. As well as light lunches, they do some serious food and there is a really good choice. I had a cumberland sausage and onion baguette; very generous with the filling and good quality sausage. With it came five different salads; the carrot and sunflower one had a particularly delicious dressing. My husband had a ham and cheese baguette and he was equally enthusiastic. Highly recommended.

From where to start .. hospitality? Friendly staff. Amazing food.. 3 generation experience . Prices are very reasonable and appropriate. The quantity is huge...and the salads are many and varied.. thank you so much…

A cloudy, mild Saturday morning. I googled 'best bacon roll in Stirling' and The Beany turns up on more than one occasion. So, that's that. Sometimes it's all in the moment. Rugby fields all around, takes me back a looooong way, to my school rugger days. Hills and Wallace Monument as a backdrop. Perfect. So..flat white. Very nice...a little too much froth, but that's nitpicking, as the milk texture is well done. Specialty beans too...well played. Bacon roll. Splendid, quality bacon. The roll? Well, I think it might be a cross-muffin/roll I've seen in a supermarket, so whilst it's not my fave roll ever, it works perfectly well with that luvverly bacon. Perfect way to start a Saturday. Thank you Tin types...you kept a misty-eyed, retro-ist very happy...