The best restaurants in Wigtown West Dumfries & Galloway Lowlands

Wonderful service , food was amazing , The staff were brilliant . the grounds looked from a different world , i shall be back in November .

We had the hotel breakfast as we were actually on our way to Cairnryan for the ferry. The breakfast was typical Scottish food served and cooked just fine. The hotel experience was very nice with all staff most helpful. One thing to note is that there is no taxi service on Sunday morning before 8:00 a.m. so if you have an early ferry there is no way to get there without a car. Later in the morning there is a bus service to the port area. The port area is about 15 minutes away by bus.

Myself and two friends decided to pop in here for breakfast one morning 2 of us had the big breakfasts and the other had a breakfast roll. The big breakfasts were very large. I personally wasn't keen on the link sausage but that's just personal preference my friend liked there's everything els was exelent. There condaments were in individual sashets and the tomato ketchup wasn't nice all 3 of us agreed on that. The service was exelent. We were handed menus as soon as we sat down. Once we placed our order the drinks arived quickly and our food not long behind it. All in all very good experience just avoid the ketchup

We visited Stranraer and were looking for a dog friendly cafe, we were delighted with the Royal Cafe. From the first we were welcomed and service was both friendly and attentive. Food we had was delicious and reasonably priced too. All in all a great place to stop off and full up. A varied menu was on offer to suit all including gluten free. We will definitely pop back next time we're in the area.

Ferry stopover popped in for a meal with our dog, super food and welcome...lovely restaurant section, made our dog very welcome, and supplied water and treats ( only our dog couldn't accept - as he is on a strict diet). highly recommended, we will be back....

Had lovely takeaway here on Wednesday whilst staying in Stranraer. It was delicious. I had tofu and vegetable curry with egg fried rice. My partner had chicken chow mein. We asked for delivery to our airbnb. I put the phone down at 530pm and at 540pm the delivery driver was knocking at our door. We would definitely order from there again.

Had two lovely white coffees and two huge cakes, one was a huge French Fancy, the other was a huge Eiffel Tower, we sat outside as it was very sunny 🌞 Lovely Service ,great prices and a great catch up with my Best Friend . Thankyou

Food was great, wife had roast beef with a side of vegetables they where great, and I had macaroni with a side of chips all was perfect plenty to eat.

Nice place to go for drinks and a bite to eat. We visited a few times while staying in Stranraer. The service was good and the staff friendly.

Latte was absolutely one of the best lattes I’ve ever had. Service was great. Lovely place friendly staff. Will defo return before we leave to go home.

We were really looking forward to our meal from Sun Kai as an end of holiday treat....sadly the best thing about the food was the microwave safe containers it came in! Rice was salty and hard, prawns were tough and in awful batter and the chow mein had overcooked noodles and undercooked everything else and was really tasteless. I can't believe it's gone so bad in only a year. We won't be back and if I could give minus stars, I would.

Yet another pleasant visit to Stranraer, topped off with a meal at Sun Kai. Couldn't have been better, tastie food and friendly hospitable staff.

We paid £50 for two main dishes and one alcoholic beverage and one tea. The main courses were perhaps reasonably priced if they had included rice. I think that the rice was my biggest annoyance. This restaurant charges £4.80 for a tiny bowl of boiled rice. I had a pot of tea and a chicken curry. My husband had a beef dish and added a side of mushrooms and one beer. Perhaps the cost of living is biting but I felt that £50 was excessive. When I complained about my dish being excessively oily it was taken back to have the oil better mixed in with the food. But even the gravy on John’s mushrooms was oily. Not greatly recommended.

The food was lovely, one of the best curry's I've had, hospitality was not great and some staff were very rude. Do not serve alcohol so you have to take your own alcoholic drinks, not the end if the world but a very nice curry.

Have had a caravan in portpatrick for a number of years and visited the Galloway often. Have recently eaten there a couple of times in last few months. The food and the standard of service have been great, big enough menu, plenty of choice. Food has been really good and portions sizes relatively large for a reasonable price. Might be advisable to book as can be quite busy in caravan season.