The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Had a coffee and cake stop here and are pleased that we did. This cafe is within the library and museum building near the railway station. There is a pretty good menu, but we just had a cake with our drinks. Reasonable prices and a nice place for a cuppa.

Lovely way to end an afternoon at House of Dun. Nice tea and great cheese scones.The menu looks good and the staff were attentive.

The service was dire and the food awful…. Things were way over salted…the tea was flavourless… as about as an unpleasant an experience as I would assume prison to be like

Had my Ruby Anniversary at venue on 21.10.23, room was dressed for us perfectly in Red and White. We took a package from the venue and it was well worth it, this included Food and DJ. The buffet was great Staff worked really hard behind the bar, the DJ (Ronnie) was great played all the music we asked for we cannot not fault him, thanks to him. Thanks to all the staff for making our Anniversary night great, all our guest had a brilliant night. Would definitely recommend the Glencairn to anyone.

La comida aquí es deliciosa y el personal es amable. Hay un buen ambiente en el bar, solo desearía que el salón fuera más acogedor.

While we were on Sanday, my partner and I decided to go for the Christmas Sunday banquet. Although I have a huge appetite, I can say with certainty that, I was more than satisfied with the enormous portions of delicious food. The fire was lit, the service was friendly, the food was excellent. I would highly recommend a visit to the Belsair Hotel. A big thanks to Kay for giving us directions to Down Helly!

What a wonderful shop and cafe the hub of the local community. The manger Alex and Young worker Becca are fabulous such excellent customer service. I'm currently walking the entire UK coast path solo for the RNLI with my Big agnes tent Aggie since July 4th over 7,600 walked and I am staying at a campsite nearby yo rest a sore ankle. Wow I arrived and was treated like a local welcomed in offered coffee and cake. The atmosphere was heartwarming everyone happy picking up provisions hot food or stopping by for a chat. A lost dog was found and kept amd cuddled by a staff member till the happy owner arrived to claim his doggy ❤️ fully recommend this wonderful place. Thank yoy manager Alex 5 star .

You won’t be disappointed. Table service.Good food and proper fluffy chips.Good service and very attentive servers.

We booked a room here, the Indian Restaurant, in the afternoon for a Memorial get together. The staff were fantastic, particularly Steven, who kept an eye on the door and when anyone new came in he was over to them with offers of tea or coffee as soon as they were seated. Sandwiches and sausage rolls were provided and the price was reasonable. We were supposed to have the room from 12 to 3pm, but some of us were there until after 3.30 and no one tried to chase us out when they were setting up for evening meals. Prior to this visit we'd been at the River Inn a couple of times for meals, and had found them perfectly fine.

We were recommended this place, 1st time we were told 25-30 minutes wait , 2nd time we stood for 10 minutes and were totally ignored by the person behind the counter. When I was being brought up I was told manners cost nothing!! I will never return to this place or tell anyone to try it!!!

As 2 couples we spent the weekend at The Mew in Oban owned by Mark & Jenny what an incredible place and so clean with the special touches, Milk, tea, coffee, biscuits & crisps totally outstanding. Thanks for the welcome and will definitely be back

Can't understand the good reviews, unless we were very unlucky. Firstly, on a positive note, the staff were lovely, very attentive and welcoming. No issues at all. Both my brother and I opted for a Scottish breakfast. Served one of each, bacon, potato scone, square sausage and fried egg, with toast. The only thing that got pass marks was the toast. Nice. Everything else was anemic. The potato scone looked like it was dipped in oil and served. Bacon had barely seen the pan/grill as was the sausage. Just disappointing. And at £8.00/head, not good value either.

I volunteer here once a week but also go to the Wednesday community lunch where a set 3 course meal is served at 12.30. Open to all, you pay by donation but there is no obligation. Lentil soup with sourdough bread, vegetarian lasagne with garlic toast , coffee and chocolate hazelnut cake was yesterday's delicious meal. There's a friendly atmosphere and willing service. The Storehouse also supports several young vulnerable adults who help to serve and to clear tables - always with a smile. I feel really lucky and proud to have the Storehouse in my town. I hesitated to write this review because I volunteer in the shop but I am also a café customer.

dylan mcghee served me in the most polite manner ive ever had been given. kid was very good at his job. 10/10 because of that young man. 100% will be back thank you dylan mcghee and dawns plaice for the tasty supper.

I am attending at course at the Clyde College and this wee cafe happens to be nearby - it's very convenient for lunch when I have classes the whole day. I had lunch in a couple of occasions so far, I tried their soup and jacket potato. The prices are affordable, the food is good and the staff are super friendly.