The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Overall disappointing. The prawn cocktail was gorgeous at £17 for a starter as we're the starter portion of scallops however at £17 for Famous fish and chips it was very poor. Not a large piece of fish and plate was filled with frozen French fries. Not appealing at all. It is not cheap to eat here and the seafood was lovely but overpriced.

Excellent cafe; run by volunteers. Really impressed with the service and decor of the setting. Staff were friendly and well informed about the dishes on offer. Went here for lunch with 2 friends and we were all impressed with the quality and range of food offered. I also like the system of paying by donation. We enjoyed playing pool (for free) in the games room after our meal. We will definitely return.

Soup came had to send it back as it was not hot just lukewarm.after finishing water 15 mins for highlander burger with a whiskey sauce on arrival soup bowls still on table waiter had to juggle to serve us unfortunately this was not what we got served no black pudding no whiskey sauce wrong burger waited 10 minutes for sauce meal cold asked for refund waited at bar for12 minutes For someone to come refund.sorry can not recommend and wont

Wonderful views and very helpful waitress.. excellent Cullen Skink. Haggis, neeps and tatties….a disaster and bordering on mis-representation of the item on the menu. Please avoid the modern twist on a traditional dish - a rissole, with a soggy textureless interior which was served with unrecognisable flavourless neeps, and creamed potatoes.

Stayed a few hours on a Dreich day before the foot passenger ferry. Clean, friendly and dog friendly. Popular with locals and tourists alike. Prices were lower than expected!

Gran hotel a poca distancia de la ciudad. Habitaciones muy amplias con todo lo necesario. Comimos cena y desayuno ambos días, que era delicioso. El hotel tenía un ambiente muy acogedor y encantador El personal era muy amable y servicial. Muy recomendable a cualquier viajero a la zona.

This is a handy spot for a break on the way to Inverness. Quite basic but not too bad. Plenty car parking. Not far from the main road. Could do with a Saltire or two. Also a bit of information about the town and the local and Scottish drink and food they serve. Not sure why it is listed as a British and not a Scottish cafe.

This hotel is dated, dirty and damp. We stayed here for 2 nights bed and breakfast, we were not checked in politely, just given our key to No 24. There was a ‘dirty smell’ in the room and the window had been left open which is a good job because it was that dirty you couldn’t see through it. The bedding was adequate, but the TV didn’t work. There were watermarks on the wall from a leak that had not been re painted. The bathroom was dated and had visible signs of damp. There also was an electric towel rail that had black insulation tape wrapped round the electric cable connection, with a PAT test sticker on it dated 2018!!!! You only need portable appliances to be PAT tested! The bar area was not the best and the staff ate their meals at the table in the bar and one of them even regularly took his blood pressure with a portable monitor. We came down for breakfast and were met with an abundance of opened large cereal boxes and uncovered fruit and cheeses which were very tempting to the many flies in the lobby area next to the ‘dining room’. We sat at a table but the carpet was that dirty and sticky the chair stuck to it!!! ….we didn’t eat breakfast!! It was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in the owners have left it to rack and ruin and it’s a shame as it’s a historical building in a nice little town.

What an absolutely gem of a place. Quality food, tasty and inexpensive. The staff are so professional and knowledgeable about the food on the menu. The bonus is that the staff are so welcoming and thoughtful. A gem of a place and will certainly be returning again and again. To the owner of this exceptional hotel keep up the good work.

Hadn't been here since it changed its name. Strange sort of entrance with a lot of steps. Very very dark back room. Still, staff were friendly and drinks were reasonable!

We were there during the Haal festival and the restaurant was very efficiently run and the food was great.

Great stop for food after whisky tour at strathisla distillery. Staff helpful and service is quick even as a big group Good portions and the curry sauce is brilliant,

What a lovely varied menu for a wee village cafe with something for everyone from fish and chips styled dishes to a delicious panini or soup and sandwich deals. Great prices and friendly staff. We stayed and chatted for ages as I had not seen my friend for a while but we were not hurried on which was appreciated. Highly recommend.

Went to the pizza night last night for September Weekend absolutely great food was all fresh and amazing selection staff lovely helpful and friendly well done

From stepping into the door until I left found this cafe in Alloa a delight. It felt like I was stepping into a cafe in Italy - with superb coffee and cakes. Absolutely recommend anyone to go out of their way to appreciate this oasis in Alloa. Had cannoli with my coffee and they were exactly as they would be served in Sicily. Superb space to go in the middle of Alloa, and proof if you love what you do you can create a super space. thanks you