The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Ordered 2 x standard fish suppers at £10.10 each, a bottle of Irn Bru at £2.30 & a bottle of water at £1.80 which totals £24.30 & was charged £26.10. We didn't notice until we left the shop & totalled up what we bought!! So not great being overcharged £1.80!! The fish was very small & quite tasteless for the price & the colour & texture wasn't white/chunky like the usual fish we get. The chips were nice. But after this experience don't think we'd buy fish & chips there again.

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.

Charming hotel with great views. Emma who looked after the hotel was helpful and friendly . The food was good and prepared to order. The hotel was quiet due to it being February re tourists.No locals came into the bar which is a pity as it’s always nice to hear from people who actually live there so this should be encouraged somehow. Decor could do with upgrading .

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

The menu includes fish, meat, veggie options. Plated with class and served pleasantly by staff. One night I had the carrot wellington which had particularly good filling of carrot, onion, and spinach. Another night had the creamy risotto with asparagus & peas. Both were very satisfying. Desserts outstanding. The Carnacrach looked scruptious but I chose poached pear for a lighter choice. Had the Toffee Cake with sauce and the smallest scoop of vanilla ice cream. I would’ve enjoyed a little more ice cream with this large piece of cake.

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

Another delightful quick lunch. Soup and sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Smashing friendly waitress. We'll be back!

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

Highly recommended the soup and toasties - delicious 😋 Nice quaint place and friendly staff, definitely return soon.

In heart of Jedburgh town centre sit a lovely cafe with one of the best coffees in the town the owner has a good selection of cake witch some are vegan too it also good selection of filling to put in your panini or toasties also a special board with soup of the day and hot local pies and sausage rolls Cafe also has a toilet.

Been here on a number of occasions food always fresh fish black pudding haggis sausage etc all excellent will continue to eat here

6 of us went in for a bar lunch today at 12:15pm, we ordered 2 tuna, mayo and mozzarella panini's, 3 steak and onion paninis, 3 coffees, soft drinks and a child's meal of macaroni cheese and chips. By 12:50 we were still waiting for the food and the coffees were finished. The child's meal arrived which was only lukewarm so was returned to be heated up. The tuna paninis eventually arrived and we were told the steak and onions was being cooked - we had finished the tuna paninis before the steak ones finally arrived. There was no mention on the menu of the steak being in a marinade and one of the ladies found it tasted vinegary plus she found a lemon pip on her steak. We finally finished our meal at 1:40 but none of us really enjoyed it because of the lengthy wait - and the way the food came in dribs and drabs. To be fair, the young man who served us was pleasant and very apologetic, he gave us refills of our coffee on the house and didn't charge for the steak and onion panini which had the lemon pip in it but the whole experience left us feeling we won't be going back

We visited at lunchtime on 18th November. The food was ok at best and a bit overpriced. The farm shop was disappointing to be honest. The main issue we had was with the very rude waitress who gave us the dirtiest of looks and sighs just because we asked for a couple of minutes longer to decide what food we wanted to order.

I've eaten here a fair few times and the food has also been consistently good, and the service ok. However, 4 of us went for dinner Sat 31/08, and the food was ok (some main dishes are a bot overpriced for what you get), BUT the service was shocking. We arrived at 7.30pm for our 7.30pm reservation. Waited a good 15 mins 7 had to keep waving to order drinks. Took them a wee while to take food orders too. I was the only one who had a started (big mistake). We basically then waited until 8.50pm when our mains were served. We very nearly stood up & walked out. Then we had to chase the bill - the staff who were on knew we were unhappy, and deducted the price of 2 drinks from our bill, but there was no communication when we paid the bill, no 'I'm sorry, we're short staffed' or anything like that. My 3 friends had never been here before & are very unlikely to return having got such a poor initial impression. As for me, I probably will return, but if the service hasn't vastly improved, that'll be the final time.