The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

We were here to do the archery and air rifles, and the the clay shooting. What a fun morning. We were put in a group of 6 the instructors were both excellent. The gentleman on the clays and the young man on the arrows and air rifles. We had a tea and a cake before driving home. Excellent morning.

All home cooked cakes..great for breakfast and coffee and afternoon tea..lovely views and walks. Inside and outside seating..so relaxing after dog walk. I’ll definitely be back.

Excelente, el pescado es precioso, al igual que la sopa y la tarta de queso de frambuesa y pudín de toffee pegajoso. pero las estrellas del espectáculo son su personal encantador. No conseguí ningún nombre pero la señora que parecía estar a cargo y camareras, todos tenían acento irlandés , BIEN HECHO ✔️ gente amable encantadora . Son todas estrellas.

Quick catch up coffee in Purdy’s with family today. Prompt service, and friendly staff. Shop was very busy but can see why, as served fresh home baking, filled rolls and different daily soups. We simply had toast and fresh coffee which came with lovely butter and home made jam. Reasonable priced. Clean toilets is always a bonus. Will be back.

What a fabulous wee find. Popped in for a bite to eat. We had the soup and a sandwich deal. Sandwich was loaded with lovely chicken breast meat bursting out from the slices of bread and the soup was like your Granny’s homemade lentil, brilliant and delicious. The cakes looked amazing as well. Maybe next time. Lovely staff. Lovely peaceful atmosphere. A fantastic experience and very reasonably priced. We will be back. Don’t know why we didn’t try this place before given that we’re locals. Lol It’s a credit to the Owners.

The chippy is just up the road from us but we probably only pop in to get chips once a month to go with a meal we are making. The chips are always good these days, as is the service and the staff are really helpful. On more than one occasion I’ve seen them going above and beyond to help out a member of the public. Also really pleased to see the phasing-out of polystyrene trays and plastic bags in favour of paper and cardboard over the last few years. Fish could always be bigger but you could say that about any chippy these days and the last few fish I’ve had have been really good. Highly recommended.

We have just enjoyed a stunning meal at Number 30. Beautiful seafood chowder, then we shared the cod & seabass main dishes, very differently prepared, both delicious. We couldn’t resist the cranachan & pannacotta desserts, deliciously light & yummy. All in a peaceful airy room, with friendly attentive service.

Lovely location in an old lodge right on the water. Very traditional feel. The dining room was fully booked so they kindly gave us a table in the whiskey bar, which was actually great for us as it was very cosy and felt a bit less formal. Food was fine, but it is very expensive and I didn't personally feel it was worth the money. We had better meals elsewhere for less. Service was good.

Me my self got a chicken fillet supper with a side of gravy to dip my delicious chicken in to. My friend got scampi supper . Food was 5 * Service was 5 * Value was 5 * Will definitely be back. Keep up the good work team.

Our wee 2.5 slipped off her seat in the cafe with a muffin in hand. Safe to say it went everywhere while screaming after her muffin rather than the face plant. Lovely waitress snatched it up and returned with a fresh one right away. Thank you so much

All the usual predictable baking, mass produced taste to everything, nothing very special as this is a chain and typical bakery that has little competition

Entered the cafe and smiled at the only person working there (dark haired woman), then asked politely if they are dog friendly. The server was very rude and abrupt with her response, quoting council regulations at me and telling me there are no dog friendly cafes in Jedburgh, except one on the outskirts. Obviously customer service is not her forte! Place looked quite dingy and like it could do with a clean/decorated. Cakes sitting out did not look fresh or appealing. Had the appearance of a cafe in a nursing home or something. Not good.

Pensé que este lugar todavía era un Wetherspoons caro pero sigue siendo caro. Se ha renovado y ya no forma parte del grupo Wetherspoons, más por la pena que se ha ido cuesta abajo. Tomé un bistec de 6 onzas, papas fritas y una taza de café por la suma de 18. 00. El bistec era asquerosamente duro, vino sin el anunciado tomate a la parrilla y el café era como agua coloreada. Nunca volveré a comer aquí de nuevo

Popped into the cafe for some lunch whilst I was in Kirkintilloch. Friendly welcoming staff, environment cosy and clean. I ordered a lovely bowl of lentil and bacon soup, very tasty and piping hot as it should be. Lovely fresh sandwiches too and a great cup of coffee. Also had a crepe which again was lovely and made perfectly. Staff are on hand when needed but not intrusive. Lovely relaxing atmosphere, good music and also had a nice wee chat with a lady and her baby at the next table. Would definitely recommend a visit ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I was very disappoined to have to pay almost £9.00 for a take-away cup of Lentil Soup only without bread and butter (my choice) followed by a black coffee made up from 'drip' coffee and half a mug of hot water. My friends and I frequent The Tea Coosy most weeks and usually it is fine with no complaints but this week I felt totally ripped off. There is no way a paper cup of soup and half a black coffee topped up with hot water was worth that. Disappointed in the extreme.