The best restaurants in Scottish Borders Lowlands

Excellent meals, I'm a regular and always enjoy my meals. The staff are really amazing.

Stayed here on tues 28th May great expierance We phoned late in the afternoon to ask if they had A room available for that evening, thankfully, they did We were well looked after by the gentleman on reception who really was excellent, and Really helpfull our room was spotless and very quiet no outside noise but the real Highlight of our stay was the breakfast whilst it was a buffet all the produce was of a high quality and piping hot Nothing was dried out Full marks to the breakfast team probably the best buffet breakfast we have had For many a long time On checking out there was a discrepancy with our bill someone had put drinks on our room number however yet again, the lady on reception dealt with the issue Without any fuss In conclusion we really enjoyed our visit and will stay there again Well done team

One of the best I've creams I've tasted! You can tell it is homemade and well priced and wholesome! Will definitely return

Was excited to support local after moving to the area but when we visited during a Christmas event, a basic mac n cheese was very disappointing, dry and tasted like bread, not cheese. I wouldn't normally leave a bad review but I guess you can't improve if we don't feedback. Pizza was good and staff were very friendly and accommodating. Look forward giving it another chance

Very nice, not cheap but worth the money (now and then😀).

They are ok

Called in here for fish and chips. There is seating, but we opted for a takeaway. It was cooked freshly to order. I believe they use beef dripping ( the proper old fashioned way to cook fish and chips) They were the nicest fish and chips I’ve eaten. The flavour and texture of the chips was lovely. I don’t usually each much of the actual batter on the fish, but this batter was the lightest, finest, crispiest batter I have ever tasted, so happily ate it all. The meals were delicious …..would highly recommend . The staff were lovely too!

Great bar restaurant Staff very friendly The food was delicious and it is dog friendly I highly recommend it If you are ever on Eyemouth use this restaurant

Nice service and atmosphere but the risotto was barely edible and shouldn't be on the menu until you figure out how to cook that properly 🤣

Can't comment on the rooms as I was only in for lunch, but they have an exceptionally good menu with great choice of pies (game pie displayed with duck+haggis).

Visited this takeaway as has good review on this site,ordered chicken fried rice,salt and pepper ribs and chicken curry with fried rice. In area I live the chicken curry just has onion in it but this had carrot and peas.ribs tender and tasty but chicken fried rice very pale and yellow looking asif fried in butter and not alot of chicken.wouldn’t return if in the area again

Who would have ever thought that a village like St. Boswell's would have such an excellent venue, which is community-focused. A café which is packed serving good food and friendly service, a browsing bookshop, arts and crafts shop and a delicatessen ... who could ask for more?

Went to the cinema, very enjoyable with comfortable seating

Superbly located in the beautiful town of Peebles. Mike is a fantastic host and gave us a warm welcome. The rooms have a separate entrance to the pub, up some stairs. Our room was big, bright and spacious with a super king-size bed and a low sofa which our dog loved. The bathroom was separate but it was not shared by other guests. There are tea and coffee making facilities with lots of lovely treats to munch on. The bed is super comfy. The only thing missing for me was a chair and little table or a small dressing table to do my makeup but I made do by sitting on the bed. A loo brush would be prudent in the bathroom too. The pub is really pleasant. Traditional and comfy with a livery double sided bar. It's dog friendly and we found that in the back bar it's quite quiet which was great for our rescue dog. They don't serve food but if you come out of the main entrance and turn right you have the Cozy café at the bottom of the street for bacon morning rolls or a toasted sandwich. Keep on walking and on the corner is another café which specialises in chocolate and the cakes and hot chocolate are to die for. We ate in The Tontine and Central Bar plus The green Tree which were all excellent. The Cross Keys makes a delicious breakfast. For some fresh bread or rolls, The Fat Batard is superb. We walked all over the place, lots to see and do, we loved taking the dog to the river for a paddle. Great stay and a wonderful town. We will return.

After our lovely trip up to Coldstream, we decided to stop for some food. Terrible does not even cover it. When we came to order we asked for two “gluten free fish and chips” to be told you could have told us so we could have put the separate pan on. Not once did anyone ask about any allergies or make us aware before ordering. After we said we happily wait for food to be a bit longer. Food came after 20 minutes which was fine. We asked if it was possible to have some gravy and apologies for not ordering it at the same time, to be told “well I’m busy making other peoples food” which was fine they did end up bringing it. After eat a few bites of the fish I realised that it was not cooked inside the batter was still powdered and cold. We got a lady’s attention to which she said it was cooked and walk away not even a sorry or an offering to help.