The best restaurants in Linlithgow West Lothian Edinburgh and Lothian

Not somewhere I would go now, when Davide owner this place it was amazing. Since it was taken over and changed to Nero I have not really bothered with it. Owner and chef very nice but Gabrielle the waiter is a bit hands on with the other staff and diners for my taste.

Been to this cafe many times coffee excellent and staff lovely but I felt very uncomfortable today at the way some of the staff were spoken to by either a manager or the owner really not acceptable and for that reason alone I won't be back

We popped in during a day trip to linlithgow palace. The food was lovely, great selection, friendly service. Really pretty wee cafe.

What a great wee find whilst visiting Linlithgow. Dog friendly cafe with a lovely menu that has a fab selection. Our food was absolutely brilliant!

Went for a birthday meal for my son,and seen all the great reviews so thought we would give it a try,,wow i have never tasted chicken tikka like it as a cook myself i know how hard it can be to nit dry out chicken ,this was so tasty and succulent every piece ,then the tandoori lamb chops absolutely amazing so tasty,,my son and fiancé both had bhoonas chicken and lamb and both were spot on ,we did have a bit of a wait but that doesnt bother me when u are getting food served like that and well worth the wait,,and the service was amazing aswell checking our drinks constantly and apologising for the wait ,not a problem for me though,,think my only suggestion would be is a little salad served with the tikka starters just my opinion though,we all really enjoyed our meals and will deffo return,amazing 👌🏻👌🏻

Lovely staff and lovely food. Nothing more to say

Staff were amazing and the food was fantastic

Local bar serving local brew to local folk. Bar staff don't mind ordering hf pints, drinks are not expensive, selection is good. There's fair few funny signs inside. And a model train, step in order drinks try and find it. Another gem I'll be back.

I just felt the thin crust was too thin

Poor service and tried both card payment witch they don’t take and direct debit absolute joke

Wow ! What can I say , gorgeous surroundings, great customer service, delicious food, n scrumptious merlot ! I have a milk intolerance, the server was accommodating offering alternatives. We shared Bruschetta to start with , my partner had tagliatelle carbonara , I had penne picante with spicy sausage. We shared rosemary n sea salted focaccia n skin on chips ....we will definitely be back ! X

Felt our experience was rushed in &out in 50 mins Staters King prawns were NOT even cooked in sauce just taken out fridge & layed on sauce (4 PRAWNS) £2.50 per prawn OMG Mains Ravioli/lobster not a sniff of fish in sight. Tagliatelle /salmon both main dishes had exactly the same sauce, sorry won’t be rushing back All for £77……..NOT value for money

I found the Park Bistro when cycling last year along the Forth and Clyde Canal which is right next to the bistro. Always friendly and prompt service with freshly cooked food. The chips are fantastic as are the bacon or sausage rolls when cycling.Its usually very busy at lunchtimes but there is good parking and bike racks or just lean the bike against the wall surrounding the eating area.

Shockingly bad Very very expensive for very very poor food Bad reviews getting taken down so beware of spending your hard earned cash here

I wouldn’t have know this cafe was there as it is so well hidden from sight, but it is well worth looking for if you are after somewhere with all the basic essentials. It is more works canteen than top end coffee shop, but it’s spacious, warm, and is inexpensive. A great place to take children without fear of them upsetting anyone or breaking something valuable! The staff are worth a special mention. Friendly, cheerful and helpful.