The best restaurants in Wigtown West Dumfries & Galloway Lowlands

It's been a while but the food is terrific and we'll priced for what you get... cuppa is smashing too .. in short just what the doctor ordered

First ever visit on a Sunday. Three course lunch for £15, two for £12 and just the main for £8.95. Good food and comes with a hot or cold drink (cannot say cold as fruit juice had not been chilled). Will be back.

I had a cooked breakfast which was a full plate including toast. They quite happily swapped one ingredient for another. My wife had pancake and bacon which she enjoyed. All this along with tea and coffee was under 20 which today is great value. Staff friendly and attentive.

Visitamos hoy para el desayuno. Servido por muy fácil ir mujer simpática que entregó dos enormes desayunos llena de ingredientes cocidos de calidad. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

We visited Gallie Craig Coffee House during the first week of September on a beautiful sunny day, with temperatures at a pleasant 22 degrees. The setting was perfect, and the atmosphere of the café made our day even more delightful. The coffee house offers not just delicious food and drinks but also truly remarkable customer service. We accidentally left behind our son’s Adidas jacket during our visit. When we called the next day, the kind lady assured us that she had kept it safe and that we could come and collect it anytime. Such thoughtful and attentive service speaks volumes about how much they care for their customers. This level of hospitality, combined with the stunning surroundings, makes Gallie Craig Coffee House a must-visit spot. Highly recommend it to anyone in the area! Thank you for your help and support.

A pleasant few hours spent in this cosy cafe. Lovely layout, stunning views across the waters, tasty food, and pleasant staff.

A terrific meal from a really creative and exciting menu. Choosing a starter from the menu was so difficult - they all sounded wonderful - and choosing a main course was just as hard. We both had mussels to start - in a wonderful creamy sauce. French-style sauces are something the chef does really well, like the one on my wife's main course of beef fillet strips. I had a half lobster smothered in garlic butter. My crème brulée for dessert was perfect, freshly made and beautifully presented. We were on a day trip from Ayr. I wish that Ayr had a restaurant of this quality. One quibble . . . fine dining of this quality deserves cloth napkins.

I moved to the area 23 yrs ago and have heard so much about this place but could never find the time to go...well I missed nothing. The meal was mediocre with one small side dish of frozen vegetables between two of us to accompany the 4 roast potatoes and 2 slices of processed turkey. The service was slow and at one point because we were shoved into a corner, we were forgotten about until a member of staff came to lay other tables. Greatly disappointed . Highlight of the night was the Christmas procession by the local farming community now that was amazing

It’s in a unique location with no competition, so could have been an average offering, but I found the welcome warm, the service good and the hot chocolate and banoffi pie of a very good standard. The views are splendid, plenty of parking, toilets excellent, altogether a delightful visit.

The staff were superb very friendly and the food was outstanding compliments to the chef and staff for a pleasurable place to eat and drink it's a must if your within 100 miles ov the cock inn only joking if you're close enough please give it a go you will not be disappointed thanks again to everyone

Small starter portions, I had Chicken Milanese for main and the chicken was nice but the sauce on the pasta was god dam awful. Tasted like tinned tomatoes and nothing else. Total waste of money, especially as I was told before hand the 2 for £16 menu was on and then told when I was there it was not so it was £16 for my main on its own. Staff seemed quite short tempered too. Don't think I will be visiting again.

Enjoyed a lovely Christmas lunch last Saturday. Lovely ambience, helpful waitress. Food was piping hot, delicious and plentiful. Restaurant was busy and cheerful. Excellent value, well done to all.

Visited here Monday 23rd of September 2024. 6 of us had a brilliant meal and the staff are to be commended. Best pizza in a while. Hidden gem. Can’t wait to go back

My wife and I visited for lunch while staying in Port Patrick. The house itself is relaxing, quiet and full of charm. We had the 4 course set menu which was divine. Soup to start, then salmon! To die for, then venison and cheese for after. Great wine selection, port and coffee. If you want something special and memorable then this is the place to go.

Went in for a late breakfast. . . . Amazing breakfast, you know it's all butchers best on your plate. Definitely not frozen and enough to keep you going all day. Choice of coffee's , huge selection of fruit teas, we had one regular (enormous) breakfast, and one vegetarian breakfast. It was an absolute treat. Definitely recommend. Great food, nice background music, watching the world go by.