The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

The Silverfjord has closed down and ceased trading. There is a new business in the building, run by locals which is unrelated to the old Silverfjord.

While visiting family in the area, we decided to pop out for a light lunch. I have to say, the staff here were just so incredibly kind, not just in the café but throughout the whole place. Even though it was busy and there were others waiting for tables, we never felt rushed. The food was good and everyone enjoyed what they ordered. We will be back and highly recommend.

I had two courses and both of them were delicious. Staff were friendly and kind. The dining area is tastefully decorated and with beautiful candles holders which I think are made on site. The crockery is also gorgeous! Very nice visit

Fuimos a ver el fútbol el domingo - estuvimos allí todo el día - fue justo después de las 12 y el ambiente era genial - estaba muy ocupado antes de las 2. 30 pm, que es inusual para cualquier bar el domingo en Aberdeen - creo que el pub tiene un autobús gratuito a los juegos de Aberdeen Home, que es una idea fantástica, ya que estás recompensando a los fanáticos que beben en su pub dándoles un aventón de ida y vuelta del juego - simplemente fantástico - también crea un gran ambiente en el bar y la cantidad de televisores que tienen es fantástico puede ver como 3 partidos a la vez, por lo que pasamos casi todo el día - el servicio por el personal era genial - la comida era bastante buena asalla por un gran precio -

Ooooh. Truly great fish and chips in a village that knows well historically what it costs to harvest the sea. Whitehills has been a favourite of mine over many, many years. First as a child on caravan holidays in nearby Banff, later visiting vacationing family and taking my own along, and lastly as a wonderful experience for friends staying in the area. They'd already sussed out that Rock Fish is often fully booked, so we went early with a backup plan to get a takeaway if - as we immediately noticed - every table had a reserved sign (at 4pm!) However, they managed to sneak us in to a table that was reserved for slightly later, and that came as a relief to the oldest member of our party on a cold, wild day on the north-east coast. Imagine being at sea, or landing fish, in all that. We were treated to three very different and delicious dishes and one of my companions even tucked into a combo of fish and chicken, both of which suited her fine. My haddock was simply perfectly cooked and served with a smile, even though staff were very busy with large numbers of people at the takeaway counter and arriving to be seated. Whitehills and the wider area has other fine eateries and lots to see and do, but this place is where I'd go again and again for warm, local dining experiences.

Très bonne cuisine locale à base de produits locaux et de recettes typiques, service attentionné et prix raisonnables pour le lieu.

Had a hot chocolate & a fruit scone today. The scone was nice but the hot chocolate was the worst I’ve ever had. It was watery I think it was made with water not milk. For the price I would have expected better.

Lovely friendly staff who couldn’t do enough to cater for our Gluten Free daughter. Food was good, service was friendly! I love the inclusiveness of this cafe, made to feel welcome.

Went for a toastie with a friend. I couldn't believe that we received 2 slices of the cheapest nastiest supermarket white sliced bread and cheap cheese, and just that! No salad, not even a scrap of lettuce, and the coffee cups are half the size of anywhere else. It's obvious they keep going as they have a captive audience of holiday makers in the summer, and golfers nearby.

Ordered food here. Food came cold , bread wasn’t toasted. Gave me wrong Doritos and barely melted cheese.

Fuimos a desayunar, llegamos un poco tarde y ya no hacian. Pero podimos comer algo, el personal muy amable i el lugar muy acogedor

We stayed at this hotel and had dinner in their restaurant. They offered a £35 two course or a £43 three course meal. The brown crab and smoked haddock risotto was inedible. I knew I was in for trouble went the waiter brought over this yellow, indistinguishable mess. Gelatinous is not an adjective that should be used to describe risotto, but that was the consistency. There was absolutely no taste. I have tasted baby food with more flavor. To make matters worse, there was what appeared to be hard, uncooked spaghetti sprinkled on top. The prawns in the shrimp cocktail were still frozen solid. Coupled with the uncooked spaghetti on the risotto, it made me wonder whether the chef had a relative who was a dentist and was trying to drum up some business for him or her. A few of us ordered steak cooked medium rare. I will let the images attached speak for themselves. The floating island dessert was the only edible part of the meal. It was a meringue with coconut sorbet and tropical fruit. If not for this saving grace, I would have given this restaurant a zero ranking even though Trip Advisor doesn’t allow this.

No puedo recomendar este pequeño café lo suficientemente alto! Sigo una dieta cetogénica (baja en carbohidratos), y tratar de encontrar una ensalada en Edimburgo (o en cualquier lugar de Escocia, por ejemplo) que no incorpore arroz, lentejas, papas y otros ingredientes altos en carbohidratos es casi imposible. En Café Vivo, tuvieron varios. Tenía la ensalada de halloumi a la parrilla: verduras, guacamole y halloumi, por supuesto. Había tostadas incluidas, pero compartí eso. Estaba delicioso y amplio. Café Vivo es un concurrido establecimiento Royal Mile; el día que estuve allí, no fue una excepción. Sin embargo, el servicio fue rápido, eficiente y amable. Tiendo a evitar los restaurantes Royal Mile porque a menudo son caros y decepcionantes. Café Vivo no. Volveré enseguida. Muy recomendable.

Nice little cafe just opposite the cathedral on the royal mile. A tad pricey but a nice little find for a quick coffee and bite to eat whilst exploring.

We were taking a self catering break, based in Portgordon, and had searched online, for a dog friendly restaurant - luckily, the Mill house came up. We had an excellent evening. A really dog-friendly establishment with great staff - We, and our Black and Tan KC Spaniel (Milo) were made to feel very welcome and comfortable. Menue choice was good and all courses were tasty, good proportion, superbly prepared and presented.