The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Great cafe. Great classic sandwiches. Superb Cullen Skink soup. Lovely shops. Excellent staff to help you along your way. Highly recommend this hidden gem.

So glad that you are serving Murphys! We had just been over to the High St to find what we thought was the only place in Glasgow with Murphys on tap. We were so happy to find Murphys here after getting the subway home.

It was our fist stay in Arran, and our last evening after previous disappointment eating elsewhere. I ordered battered haddock, garden peas and chips. I was delighted and relieved with the excellent quality of the meal. Thoroughly enjoyed, and the service excellent too. Nathan and the young lady who served us, to be commended... Also, I enjoy cider, and was delighted to find draught Aspall served here. In my opinion there is no more refreshing cider on the market. Full marks to Glenisle - I wish we had eaten here earlier in our visit.

Just keep driving past, nowadays always looks busy, loads of pensioners in for cake & a cuppa, but boy has it gone DOWNHILL You now order & pay at counter, though you have to wait to be seated, fewer staff too, tables & floors are littered with dishes & debri choice isn't as big, no butter on sandwiches/baguettes just filling, a few cakes available but no scones, don't offer afternoon tea. Glasses & cutlery were unpolished or checked before bring put on tables that aren't disinfected between customers & need a coat of varnish. Ceiling beams & lights are thick with dust. Obviously haven't heard cleanliness is next to godliness Not like it was a few years back 🙄

Never thought I'd ever eat here but it's actually great. I'd highly recommend. Food great, space unique, waitresses superb

It is sometime since I stopped here. Overall I was very disappointed. Service was ok. The food was not great although it was cooked to order. Would not go out my way to stop here again.

Service has seriously slipped. Staff more interested in their pals. Dishes delivered without cutlery, then no cutlery comes as they are away seeing friends etc. Shame as food is good but the service is really dire. There doesn’t seem to be any organisation staff are darting all over instead of particular areas. Drinks service very poor, shame as we’d have spend more if staff were more attentive.

On the 17th may my daughter and I, after having a few days break at one of the holiday lodges nearby, were about to enter these licensed premises. We stopped first at a rubbish disposal area on the opposite side of the road to dispose of a very small black bin liner first, to keep the area clean As the wheelie bins were open and there was no sign at the entrance and it was on the other side of the road to this establishment. Suddenly an employee who did not identify himself, appeared at the entrance and in a threatening and aggressive manner shouted at me that we couldn't place rubbish in the wheelie bin as he owned it. I then asked where I should dispose of it. H e replied, "I don't F****** care". I suggested that he places a sign next to the entrance to the bin corner as I wasn't psychic and I informed this employee that his manner was threatening, aggressive and obscene. The employee again replied, I don't F****** care, I'm F***** leaving on Saturday". I would strongly advise anyone considering visiting this establishment to stay well clear until the manager can reassure the public that this man has indeed left the hotel. Mr, A Major, Dr, H Habibi

Place has closed down permanently. Telephone cut off and no longer works. Don't bother trying to go there. ...........

I stayed overnight for a busy trip. Loved how warm the rooms were(I'm always cold) very comfortable and clean rooms. The staff were absolutely lovely too, the reception girl and the bar girl couldn't be more helpful and very smiley 😊. The breakfast was a nice touch too with a great service too. Thank you

The food was Great . The staf was polite and helpful. The place was brigth which was good for my dad who is nearly blind. Good for kids. Will be back.

Excellent lunch, 3 of us seated when really busy. Staff couldn’t have been better and food delicious. We had fish in a bun , caesar salad and open prawn sandwich. Best humoured staff, including chefs, we’ve seen in spite of being rushed off their feet!

When things go well it's very good - plenty of seating outside in the nice weather and there will be plenty space inside when (if?) they get they Saddle Room finished. However, when it is busy things can go downhill. Staff are pleasant but could be better organised and there doesn't seem to be anyone in charge. As a result it can often run out of things including beer and glasses (be prepared to get served in a plastic container if you are sitting outside at busy times). Booking is essential at peak times and the kitchen closes quite early.

This is a lovely find . It’s on the 7th floor and has nice views of the roof tops of Glasgow . The menu is nice , we chose the salmon which was delicious . The service was good and we whiled away a good few hours chatting , we weren’t hurried or asked to vacate our table , I will definitely be back

Stayed in the Primer Inn next door and had breakfast. We had a warm welcome, the staff were lovely and it was a relaxed atmosphere. The food was plentiful and cooked to perfection. A lovely way to start our Sunday morning.😀👍