The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

So...£520 for two nights. Attitude from guy on reception on arrival. Quite unpleasant. Convo... "Whit dae ye want fur breakfast tomorrow" "What do you serve?" "Breakfast stuff...standard" "Like what?" "Don't know, never seen what they offer" "I'm not sure just now" "Do you know when you want breakfast, it's just just we're busy" (How is you being busy my problem?) "Dinner tonight, do you know what time?, it's just we're busy" "Not sure...is 1830 okay?" "We'll squeeze you in" Restaurant was 30- 50% full at 1830 Room. Basic. No fridge, no air con, basic telly channels, washed out bedding. Mattress is good if you like poorly inflated airbed or half filled water bed. Coffee selection terrible (2 sachets between 2) no water or anything like that...basically basic. No safe. No toiletries. Hand wash in the bath as shower gel. Decor, think 1970s posing as classic. Will try breakfast tomorrow. Here for two nights but might just go home tomorrow evening so I can be somewhere more comfortable (hotels are supposed to be equally or better than where you live. This isn't. Feels budget but for premium cost). Out of 5 I give it 2. I travel a lot for work and stay in hotels quite a lot. I'm just being honest. I wouldn't stay here again. Sorry Grange Manor, but you're a bit poor

Enjoyed a lovely lunch at the Rookery we had fish and chips and it was absolutely delicious beautifully done batter. Our friend had the roast it looked absolutely fabulous and thoroughly enjoyed We ordered the sharing platter for 2 massive quantity sufficient for 4 but pretty expensive for what it was . Would definitely eat there again . Very spacious staff very helpful and pleasant lovely scenery overlooking the North Sea and the golf course

Very clean cafe. Lovely food. Homemade baking done daily. All staff are very polite and professional, very helpful. Has a shop and museum attached to it and an art gallery.

The most depressing coffee shop I've ever had the misfortune of visiting. Completely soulless, coffee isn't great and cakes were stale. Never again

The cafe is now 'permanently closed' as part of Sainsbury's disastrous cost cutting measure. It may be that Livingston will be one of the supermarkets to get one of the promised replacements (it's a big Sainsbury's) but as of April/May 2022, there is no café.

What an awesome Country Pub. The staff are warm friendly and really treat you well. I’ve just finished off a lovely Sunday Roast thanks to Chef Lee. The flavours were amazing. I had the meat mix and it was delicious. All In all a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Thanks Guys Ash

Dined here, as staying in hotel and did not fancy walking into Campbeltown to find a restaurant so it was easier to stay put. Booked for 7.30 but they called us to put us back to 8.30 as they had a party booked in. They then call our room at around 7.20 to ask can we come now but no as we weren't ready. Agreed we'd come asap around 7.45. Party of 10 had grown to 14 and were very very noisy. Couldn't here ourselves speak. My starter of scallops,expensive but tasted fine. My halibut was tasty and enjoyed the meal. One of my sisters thought the langoustines were overcooked and again expensive. Steaks and lasagne were eaten with my sisters saying yes all good. Service all good and then breakfast in the morning. Menu very good, service a bit haphazard but friendly waitress and all enjoyed that meal too.

What a venue !! Charming with a historical room to be seen to be believed (clipper room) ! I cannot say enough about the owners and staff who made me feel welcomed and could not do enough ! I was there for a music gig with friends and the music room venue was brilliant , atmospheric and intimate ! The hotel is in a lovely location with historical sites , coastal walks and a golf course nearby.

My family of 4 stopped here to eat during our driving trip around Scotland. We all got traditional breakfasts, which were delicious with big portions. The service was very good and we got our food fast. That night, my wife realized that she had lost her fanny pack. We contacted JJ's Cafe and they told us that they had found it at our table. We were already back on the road by then, so there was no way for us to return to Fort William to retrieve it. We asked them to ship it to our house in the USA, and they did! I would go back to JJ's Cafe for the good food and service alone, but I would ABSOLUTELY go back for the opportunity to support a business like this whose owners and employees care this much about their customers. Thank you!!!

Wonderful place fantastic food.would recommend to everyone.get out see the fantastic scenery and have some quality food

Had drinks and chips after a long time in the next door splash park. Service was friendly, chips were hot and nice. Everything we needed. Would recommend.

This place is enticing, good for brunch and with nice ambiance inside but they accept only cash. It’s just a walking distance from the town center. They accommodated us even if they’re about to close. They close at 4:30 pm.

A very welcoming atmosphere, heat staff who were very dog friendly. Food was good and would recommend the restaurant and beer!

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.