The best restaurants in East Neuk and Land Ward Fife Central Scotland

Waited a while for two suppers which was fine as it was a nice day. I usually go to other chippies so thought I'd try this one. I wish I had went to the other ones because the food was so oily it made us both feel sick. Not joking I had to spit the bit of fish out onto a napkin and tried to eat the peas which were fine but could not eat the fish. It looked delicious though, one other thing was the batter made it look like it was a thick bit of fish but when you bite into it there was barely any fish inside it. Anyhow I decided after feeling sick I would just bin it, when I picked the napkin up it was oil soaked, now remember this was from one single bite of the fish. That's a lot of oil if one bite has soaked a napkin. Unfortunately I won't be back. Near £30 for food fit for the bin which in this climate isn't ideal. I couldn't just go elsewhere and spend the same again, not to mention being put off due to the amount of oil. Overall disappointing experience that I don't wish to repeat.

Under new management - we have had fantastic experience here in the past but this time, while the staff were friendly and it was all ok, aspects were a disappointment compared to how good it used to be. We ordered hot smoked salmon and fennel salad - absolutely no sign of any fennel, or an explanation or apology for substituting rocket. At £23 we expected something really special. The menu is generally pretty good, but not as exciting or varied as under the old management, who did some wonderful tempura, exotic and delicious slaws etc. At these prices they need to up their game. The waiter did bring round a complimentary drink for us to try, which was a nice touch, but overall we left not feeling like we would rush back

The veggie pakora was delicious as was the chicken pathia, the garlic naan and the rice. However, we had a dish of chicken tikka and a chicken tikka masala and they were not impressive at all. The sauce was extremely sweet, almost like a sweet and sour and there was no spice to it. Bland and sweet. So, 5 stars for everything except the tikkas, they were a 2 at best. Really nice people and service though.

Outstanding dinner in historic coaching inn. We had the fried brie and duck breast appetizers. I had the venison casserole which was one of the best dishes I've had in Scotland. If staying at the inn, make a reservation at the restaurant. Highly recommended.

We were staying at Monturpie caravan park in our Motorhome. The food in the restaurant is amazing, we visited for lunch and dinner. The views from the site are breathtaking and Duncan and the staff are very friendly and helpful, we will definitely return.

My husband and I are staying at a caravan park close by, it wasn't clear this restaurant is within a holiday home resort and signage is very confusing. There is no mention of this restaurant on any signs around or in the park either. However, once we finally went into the main reception area there was a small sign stating Luna Rossa room. We had a lovely Chateaubriand and the staff were lovely. Please update your sign posts! I am sure this will bring in more customers.

A cornucopia of foods on offer at this deli - it would make any self catering holiday in the area a high class culinary experience - excellent range of take away sandwiches made before your very eyes

This is where its at for ice cream. The servings are massive and it is tasty and it has a good selection.

Called in at the 9 Shore St, Anstruther bakery shop of GH Barnett. Lots of calories to chose from. Having made my decision my wife noticed a slice of Tipsy cake. Childhood memories. Treat all those many years ago was Tipsy cake surrounded by marzipan. Never see it now. This Tipsy cake was made with icing but its the sponge you really want to taste. I have now decided Anstruther should be known for Tipsy cake rather than chips. I'll be back.

Lovely place highly recommended. Food is excellent

Really a lovely room with a view of the ocean. Very clean and well maintained. Pleasant staff. Parking, for Scotland, was relatively close.

Called in, on the off chance as The Haven was the nearest pub to where we were staying, had to wait a short time before we could order food as a table with a booking had arrived just before us, food arrived and was all delicious, the ox cheeks were supberb, and couldn't fault it or the friendly service. Will definitely be back if ever in the area again.

The accommodation was in a great location, e.g. Isle of May day trip in mind. Quiet room, good beds. The breakfast is plentiful even for vegans and the service is excellent. Thanks! We recommend!

Fantastic and friendly great staff and great value great choice of equipment and good value for money

Very restricted lunch menu, only soup or baked potato. When I enquired about sandwiches was told they could make some on white bread but these were not on the menu. We didn’t stay.