The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Place is a joke, completely messed up our friends kids birthday party, they booked the wrong day, yet the idiot had the audacity to shout and bawl at my friend, trying to pin the blame on her, then tried to say it was a miscommunication, then when proof was shown that it was in fact THEIR fault, he didn’t want to see it. AVOID at all costs. I Understand mistakes happen; that’s not the reason for the negative review, but the disgusting attitude and treatment given afterwards, and even blatantly lying to get out of admitting they f*cked up, is just disgraceful. The Place is also absolutely boggin!!

Blown away by the service! Just simple ,fresh food cooked beautifully. The two ladies who were hosting, treated everyone like we had walked into their home. So kind friendly and, despite there being 7 of us, we're efficient, fast and seemed so happy to serve us all. We had mostly sandwiches but I had a delicious vegan chick pea masala and my daughter had a macaroni cheese both were devoured. Great baking too, would have loved to see a vegan cake choice but such is life. Thank you,we will be back and recommending!

Very disappointing standard of food. We each had macaroni cheese which had cheese melted over the top. This seemed the only cheese in the dish as the white sauce was tasteless. I had some sauce with my macaroni but my husband's pasta was dried up with no sauce at all.

Was highly recommended for a Saturday night takeaway, didn’t disappoint, we travelled 10 miles for our pickup and was thoroughly enjoyed. Excellent &. Price good also.

Terrible food with terrible service the staff just can’t be bothered and don’t hide it. Tried this place twice never again

Visited on Saturday and went upstairs for a coffee. Tea room is traditional which is very nice. Staff member who served my table was very pleasant but when I went to pay I was met by a very surly rude older member of staff. When I didn’t have a bill to hand over, she was visually not pleased and I then said to her I didn’t know I needed one because I had never been before. She then retorted, without looking up at me, and said, “ Well, I’m here every day!” Really ?? Come on…it doesn’t take much for politeness and good customer service. Sadly that attitude lets a whole staff team down which Barbours need to address through staff training if they wish to maintain high standards.

We took our hound family for dinner and received a warm welcome. It was a semi-formal environment and delicious food. They also had a kids menu (~£7.50 for kids mains). Booking is essential and they're not open every evening. Would definitely visit again. Menu photos attached, although I believe that the menu does change quite regularly.

We just came out of curiosity really. We looked around the shop which is very good and purchased a few items. We then had some very interesting coffees and would have bought some food if we hadn't long had breakfast. We particularly commend our waitress Romie who was a breath of fresh air with her bright personality.

Had intended having coffee at a nearby garden centre with a group of friends before we all went our separate ways having been together for Hogmanay. But the garden centre was closed so we thought we would try the nearby hotel. Phoned to check they could accommodate us and were told "yes". It turned out to be a very enjoyable visit as we were made to feel welcome despite only having coffees. A lovely end to our New Year celebrations. Thanks to all the staff at Hetland Hall!

A beautiful grand building in a wonderful setting. It was very quiet but the service and food were excellent. Not cheap but definitely worth it for a special occasion.

The menu includes fish, meat, veggie options. Plated with class and served pleasantly by staff. One night I had the carrot wellington which had particularly good filling of carrot, onion, and spinach. Another night had the creamy risotto with asparagus & peas. Both were very satisfying. Desserts outstanding. The Carnacrach looked scruptious but I chose poached pear for a lighter choice. Had the Toffee Cake with sauce and the smallest scoop of vanilla ice cream. I would’ve enjoyed a little more ice cream with this large piece of cake.

6 of us went in for a bar lunch today at 12:15pm, we ordered 2 tuna, mayo and mozzarella panini's, 3 steak and onion paninis, 3 coffees, soft drinks and a child's meal of macaroni cheese and chips. By 12:50 we were still waiting for the food and the coffees were finished. The child's meal arrived which was only lukewarm so was returned to be heated up. The tuna paninis eventually arrived and we were told the steak and onions was being cooked - we had finished the tuna paninis before the steak ones finally arrived. There was no mention on the menu of the steak being in a marinade and one of the ladies found it tasted vinegary plus she found a lemon pip on her steak. We finally finished our meal at 1:40 but none of us really enjoyed it because of the lengthy wait - and the way the food came in dribs and drabs. To be fair, the young man who served us was pleasant and very apologetic, he gave us refills of our coffee on the house and didn't charge for the steak and onion panini which had the lemon pip in it but the whole experience left us feeling we won't be going back

We had a lovely dinner on our first night in Glencoe. The service was warm and friendly and the bartender came and walked my husband through the best way to taste scotch. The food was delicious. We had fish & chips, the venison and the lamb shank, all of which were very well prepared.

Our very favourite place to pop in for a treat and a coffee. Staff are wonderful and the cakes are to die for! Our week would not be the same if we didn’t visit!

Found this place through trip advisor after having had terrible service at the Puffer which was our regular go to in Irvine. Peppermill will now be our regular place for food in Irvine. Staff were lovely, food was delicious and great value. A good range of dishes from traditional steak pie, baked potatoes to pizza & pasta.