The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Great little pub with a wide choice of real ales.

Best fish supper for miles . Quick service.

Was not expecting the DJ set on Saturday night but not complaining

The experience was wonderful, Maria was very friendly and helped us with everything we needed. The area is perfect and the rooms are comfortable.

The staff were lovely, especially Becky, Abigail and Gina. The Christmas Decorations were fantastic, and meeting Santa was great! Lovely food and great coffee!

Bar staff where great, made you feel really welcome, with a nice cheerful smile, and the food was good. Will defo be back.

Stopped in for a hot drink. Really good hot chocolate.

Didn't eat here but bar service was great and pre meal drinks were good

Great food and the two girls were so helpful and very happy made it a very nice experience. Would recommend to everyone to try it out prices are so good .

Bought large items from argos, had baby in pram no bags or help offered .. kid seen all his Xmas presents as they were handed to me also 🤦‍♀️so lil disabled me struggled to the car lol

Absolutely delicious food. We loved it.

Fortunately closed, service is poor, food quality is just a joke. If you’re stopping at the Premier Inn go somewhere else for your food, you will thank me later.

Our family met here for a Christmas catch up and dinner and we were really happy with the service provided by the staff who were very accommodating and always came back to check up on us for drinks and to clear the table. The food itself was fantastic and we especially enjoyed the amazing Yorkshire puddings that was served with dinner. Definitely recommend!!

Nice pub, ideal for watching a match, which was my main reason for coming. The atmosphere was friendly, the burger was very good, and the beer was very cold. A good place to have a pleasant time watching a match!

I wanted to love this Indian street food spot, it had a cool vibe, smelled great, laid back and great soundtrack. But the food was tasteless. First, while they promote the Bombay sapphire gin, they simply won’t make their also advertised gin martini out of it, even for an up-charge. I rolled and took their version which was a citrusy lime affair, when everyone who matters knows gin martinis are meant to be served dirty and with olives. Maybe that’s the New York girl in me, but moving on, the Papadam had not an ounce of cumin, seed or powder, just puffed dough. Similarly, the Haka noodles were mush and honestly tasted like nothing except maybe vinegar. Maybe the mains are better, but I’d try your luck elsewhere. My 3 purchased items are all going back mostly untouched.