The best restaurants in East Berwickshire Scottish Borders Lowlands

We were greeted in a most welcoming manner on entering. We ordered two toasted ciabatta with amazing fillings. Both absolutely delicious and the apple and home baked cinnamon cake and the chocolate brownie were exceptional. Best my wife has ever had! This family business of over 23 years is well worth a visit and is extremely friendly. Top marks from us 👏👏👏👏

Burnt offerings for breakfast and it’s extorcianate won’t be back ever and when asked how was your breakfast told her terrible to be told oh sorry about that not good enough.

Another visit back to the bakery with my family. We have been coming for years, our daughter is the 3rd generation of our family to enjoy the offerings. Previous review about the pies being salty - same recipe has been years for YEARS and the volumes of pies sold show how tasty they are.

We visited the Community Café in Cockburnspath village hall today for lunch. We were welcomed warmly by the enthusiastic team of volunteers who run the café. There is always a fine selection of sandwiches, toasties, filled jacket potatoes and a hot special. All are excellent, but today they excelled. I requested a "crispy" bacon roll and was presented with the best one I have had, eating out. Nothing is too much trouble it seems. You must visit and experience this little gem 1 minute off the A1. You won't regret it.

Amazing Ice Cream wonderful different ideas of how to serve ice cream eg ice cream in an half an Easter Egg so yummie

Warm and cosy. Perfect for lunch or an afternoon cup of tea. Lovely food, great service.

Lovely warm friendly inviting pub with very good food, slightly limited menu but good was good. Would definitely go back

Solo diner, made to feel very welcome. Service was great and the food was lovely. Made a mean espresso martini too. Would recommend.

Incredible views and great food. Menu is mainly based on fish. We all have fish and chips. It was excellent. You have a choice of batter or breadcrumbs. I would recommend this place for a nice relaxed lunch or dinner

I arrived on my own with my dog. You have to order inside but dogs aren’t allowed inside. It was quite busy but the waiting staff asked if I was alone and said they’d be happy to come and take my order at the table. They came quickly, took my order and brought it out really promptly. The crab sandwich was lush. I had a choice of white wine, and the Sauvignon Blanc was delicious. They were so chatty and lovely. They were happy for me to pay when I left and I’ll definitely be returning.

Tremendous pub. Really welcoming and both child and dog friendly. The pub it’s self is really tasteful and cozy inside with an open fire on cold days. Outside it has a lovely sun trap deck. We’ve stopped in for drinks a few times while holidaying nearby but decided to book Sunday lunch this time. We were not disappointed. It’s was absolutely tremendous. Meat cooked to perfection, huge portions and beautiful veg. The deserts were decadent and worth every penny. You need to book ahead though as it is understandably very popular and only serve till 4pm on Sundays.

We did not eat here as it is not dog friendly.

Great food, very welcoming service, amazing view! We ordered half of the menu and our group had different favourites, however all agreed that best were crab cocktail, scallops with garlic, battered haddock and the lobster!

Whilst staying nearby I googled a random pub lunch with the kids. The welcome by Craig was awesome, service perfect, interior interesting and immaculate and the food was just phenomenal. The kids food was home cooked and so cheap! Where I live I would have paid double the price for half the quality of smoked salmon fillet ciabatta. I just wish I lived closer!

Our second visit for an anniversary meal. Absolutely wonderful food, lovely restaurant and friendly staff. Highly recommend.