The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Wonderful traditional small pub. Excellent food with friendly staff. Dogs welcome and a warm welcome to all. Great value for money too.

Great place for a few sociable drinks. Live music and excellent service from Lyle. Chill and enjoy you will not be disappointed.

The room was small but had everything you needed in it had a hospitality tray and en suite. breakfast isn't included but we paid extra for it and was worth the money.about a 20 minute walk from carnoustie train station . Was above a pub but found it very quiet. Staff were very helpful.

Great place, very cosy and nice. Has a great outdoor space covered from the wind.

We had our daughter’s 40th birthday party yesterday at the Dunmuir, we all had a great time. The staff were brilliant they set the table for our party, they were very welcoming, the food was excellent and the prices very good. We had our 2 year old grand daughter with us and they were great with her too. Totally recommend

We were in Bathgate to collect something and we were starving. We were going to walk past, but decided to go in. What a gem of a place. 2 double rolls and 2 cappuccinos later we were satisfied. That staff were so cheerful, nothing was too much trouble and table service too. We always support local businesses wherever we go. May I say that 1 of the previous reviews said that it is expensive for a coffee, no it's not, to be able to sit at a table, have your order taken, your order brought out to your table and all for under £15, I would rather pay that than stand in a queue, be treated like cattle and have my coffee from a paper cup, just to save a few pennies. I would highly recommend The Coffee Club in Bathgate. Thank you guys for a great brunch.

Visiting the temporary exhibition but we found it too hot and crowded. The shop has gone unfortunately. On the plus side we received a warm welcome from the staff. We did not visit the cafe this time.

Our server Laura was amazing, quick, efficient and was the nicest person we've met in Glasgow so far, keep up the good work Laura 😊

This is a hotel restaurant with a limited menu. Staff friendly. Not very busy, quiet. Food good, but nothing special.

I definitely won’t be back , returned after long break due to poor service ,to find out nothing has changed . I was waiting over 1h for the food till I decided to cancel the order and walk out ….

Absolutely fabulous. From the venue, the greeting, the decor, the food and the service, it could not have been better. Will be definitely be back.

Day of the soup is a little bit salty but not bad. However the service was disappointing. As a non-native English speaker, the waitress speak too quickly that I cannot reply immediately. When I checked again with waitress, she answered in an impatient tone of voice.

The Red Onion is such a warm, friendly place with a great atmosphere. The staff are so nice and the food is excellent. The French onion soup is the best I have tasted. If you are in town it is a must that you pay it a visit.

Please avoid this restaurant at all costs unless you enjoy food poisoning. My family of 3 were the ONLY people in the restaurant for the entire dinner which is never a good sign. We ordered some coley fish with potato gratin. You know when you are eating something that is not quite right, it tasted off but we ate it and did not mention anything to the server. Of course within about 7-8 hours after leaving the restaurant my daughter was violently ill, vomiting with fever. I have since contacted the restaurant but this has been a complete waste of time, the manager was non responsive. There are plenty of good options in St Andrews, this is most definitely not one of them.

We enjoyed afternoon tea in the afternoon. The large grounds were beautiful and green. All the cakes were beautiful, delicate, and delicious without being too sweet. The scone was crispy on the outside, moist on the inside, and firm throughout, with a grainy texture. It was cold from the beginning, so I wanted it to be served warm. The savory was quite good, and it wasn't too much and was the size that I could eat it all. Although it was a wonderful reception room with a nice view from the window, it was a disappointing shop. I made a reservation by entering my card number from the official website. When I tried to pay after finishing my meal on the day of the meal, I was told that it was not necessary. I thought I was paying by card that I entered on the website. Later, I received a double payment from the credit card company I entered. I contacted the hotel and store via email about 5-6 times, but there was no response. After consulting with my payment card company, I managed to get one charge stopped. What should I do if there is no response even though the amount is large? It's a shame considering it's a historic hotel and store. I had planned to go there next time I came to Edinburgh, but I decided against it. Please deal with the basics properly. If you are making an online reservation and can enter your card number, please order.