The best restaurants in Scottish Borders Lowlands

Just bought a fish supper. Got it home two mins later and it’s already cold and the fish is so dry. Obviously been cooked ages ago. WAS starving - not anymore. You need to cook food fresh, folks. Sad.

Good food, friendly service and generous portions

Poor sauce although meat was reasonable.

Update your opening hours twice I've taken dinner break at work and you've been shut leaving me with nothing to eat. Should say online if you are closed. What a joke!

Very good location, great curry ,and pleasant service. It was very quiet, think due to location as Peebles isn't the largest of towns.

Delivery Late and cold !! No apology Won't use again !!

I went here with my sister and her boyfriend the milkshakes that we got were overpriced and it tasted like a cup of milk. We got the best milkshake and it has a wisp of Bisco flavour and I identify compared to a glass of milk. Would not recommend they used to be great don’t know what happened downfall of dessert diva I guess.

Spent 3 nights here 11-14 April for Melrose 7s. Clean room, excellently powerful shower, friendly staff and great breakfast.

“Signature” pizza was sloppy mess. Late.

Reasonable selection of items but things are frequently moved around so they are hard to find.

Fish and chips were really tasty. Batter was crispier than David Dickenson skin. The 1 star for atmosphere is because the 2 brothers were arguing more than Jack and Vera Duckworth

Claims to be open till 9:30, went at 6:45, closed with no explanation and this isn’t the first time by any stretch, don’t advertise opening times you can’t hold yourselfs to

We queued for 30 mins for a bowl of soup and cup of tea. Then waited another 30 mins for the soup to be ladled into a paper cup. See photos for what we got . They had clearly watered down the vegetable soup to eke it out. It was basically tepid water with a few bits of potato and leek floating around - and half filled a coffee cup. I paid £5 for the privilege - appalling. The tea was about £2 - with the cheapest teabag possible in a paper cup, so probably a profit of £1.95. And the crisps were £1.75 for a small bag! Complete rip-off. The rubbish was piled up everywhere, bins and trays were overflowing. And it was freezing, with the door propped open. The toilets were littered with loo roll on the floors. I appreciate there was a running race on, so there were many more people than usual - but they knew this months in advance and could have planned for it. Efficiency costs nothing and is just common sense. If you're expecting a busy day, have a load of sandwiches, rolls or paninis ready-made to go, or 'help yourself' soup.

Absolutely awful. The garlic bread was dry and hard. Small hand full of chips in the munchy box. They was some vegetable thing in there that was cremated beyond recognition. Don't waste your money.