The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Used Just Eat to place our lunch order with Low’s for the first time. Was delighted with both the food and the quick delivery. It was only a quick lunch of hot dogs and chips but everything was hot and tasty. The young lady who delivered our order was polite and friendly. Will definitely use again.

Messaged direct 20/08/2022 and Dragonfly replied they have ceased serving food recently. Accommodation is available as self catering or B&B and unaffected.

Always stop here when in Morningside, coffee is beautiful with a smiley face on the lid! Really nice staff too . Well worth stopping at!

This place is a hidden gem! We were driving by and found it by chance. The crispy chicken burger was really tasty. My kids loved the nachos and loaded fries. The food quality and taste were amazing, and the prices were very affordable. If you’re in the area, it's a must-try, and the view from the place is breathtaking.

Saw the shop on a tv programme so we decided to drive over from Edinburgh. We purchased a number of items and went home. Haggis tastes absolutely amazing and well deserved top awards. Mince/Scotch pies - very tasty and we enjoyed them immensely.Well done, we will be back.

The hotel is in a very priviliged situation overlooking the bay of Loch Duart. The hospitality service is great and the staff is very friendly and welcoming. Some of the decoration misses the final touch, i.e the wintergarden, the reception area. But it is still a very recommendable address.

This came recommended by friends (we seem to have missed it repeatedly!) and it opens on a Sunday (yeeha) - modern, warm and inviting place just opposite the Council Offices (and next to the Smokehouse) - we were there early for brunch - it was busy but not crowded - great food and coffee menu and helpful staff. Food was rapid and excellent quality. Loved it

delicious, super healthy food. got a combo of 3 salads - lentils with roasted carrots, roasted potatoes and third was brussel sprouts with chick peas and a yogurt sauce. Will definitely return!

Just walked in ,as you cannot book a table .I was ushered to a table in no time.Sat down and ordered Steak Pie and chips It was amazing,the food was piping hot and there were peas and carrots,nicely cooked .It was the best steak pie ever,tender beef and gravy plus lovely pastry on top .Great service ,great beer, and lovely ambience I shall return

Great cafe. I had a bacon bun and a pot of tea ( big pot , three mugs ). Nice girls , even charged my phone as I was in a bit of a pickle.

First time in Leven, wanted a bite to eat - came across Oscars. Lovely mug of coffee (nice and strong); followed by a bacon roll for me and a BLT for Himself. All absolutely delicious, and fresh - bread not just good, excellent!

A really friendly place that shows what can be achieved when a community pulls together to save a pub at it’s heart. Great selection of Gins and really great music events.

These are the types of places visitors need to go to when visiting Edinburgh. Downtown has great food, but the hidden gems in the suburbs are what really shine. This cafe is the perfect spot to stop in for a warm quick breakfast and amazing coffee. Since we are foreigners from the US, it is nice to go to a place where you feel welcome and the staff engage with you. We talked about our visit to Edinburgh. Customer service, food, coffee. This place has the full experience!

We’ve stayed just down the road from the Gaelic Centre four times now but this is the first time we’ve realised that the cafe is open outwith special events. We had excellent coffee and scones served by lovely friendly staff. The centre is very peaceful and has great views. We also really enjoyed seeing the paintings by local artist Dieter Finger - both the landscapes and the impressive portraits of some of the musicians who’ve played at the Lagavulin jazz festival in the past.

Even if not doing any biking you can still go and eat here. Great food brought to you by the Nethy Bridge team. Eat in or outside.