The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

It's great it a dog friendly environment.

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A great place with a superb view of Loch Lomond. The dishes are well-prepared and tasty at reasonable prices, considering the location. Friendly service.

Went in for breakfast and I was met by a young lady named jenna so happy and cheerful so willing to help absolutely lovely person nice to see that early in the morning Thank you very much

We have frequented the Taybank for many years as we love to visit Dunkeld and they are very doggy friendly which helps. The bar downstairs is friendly, and when the v music starts it is rocking. The restaurant is beautifully designed with a nod to its’ Georgian bones but decorated in vibrant colours with equally vibrant paintings. Service is polite and friendly, and when you offer conversation with them, they are more than happy to join in. The start of the show has to be the food however, I don’t know who they have in the kitchen but my word, it delivered on all three courses. The menu is small yet perfectly formed. Notably, the cod was cooked to perfection, not only that, the seasoning was also on point. We opted for cheese at the end and to my delight they served it will some sourdough discard crackers with a sprinkling of Maldon sea salt. I make these crackers at home, never have I managed to get them s as fine and crispy as these, and to make them in such large quantities needs immense skill as they don’t keep, they need to be made in the day… It should also be noted that the wine list is well curated, every wine we tried was quality and incredibly reasonable by the glass. They also make a fabulous negroni We will return, can’t fault this place

It was a cold spring evening when we came to the establishment, St paddies day to be exact and the atmosphere was that of a funeral. The place was like a haunted ghost ship without a soul in sight .When me and my companions approached the bar a rude barmaid who posed as the “manager” refused one of our ID’s which was a provisional drivers license that was NOT expired may I add!!! based on the fact it looked like an “old photo”. This is not legal and simply will not do. over all ,this ruined our celebration of st paddy’s day and set the tone for the entire evening…. We are not a happy bunch.

Great place the drag show was unreal brilliant banter with them all natural and not forced banter at all

Lovely meal and really friendly staff. Good value for really nice food.

Good food,good prices, nice atomosphere, good service

Great location, great food, great service. Loved the vibe!

Good food excellent service. Warm friendly atmosphere staff very attentive and gave time to chat and make us feel welcome. Colin the manager should be proud of his team .

Sunday roast, you might think beefeater but think again, undercooked hard almost raw potatoes and parsnips, cold sirloin with lots of fat and cold turkey, staff on phones and kitchen cook wanders out and uses his phone at the dining area window, hands in pockets.

This restaurant is the best around , staff are super and extremely helpful , special mention to john and kayleigh for there attention and personal touch . Food was tremendous and would highly recommend , thanks guys

Lovely place to be and in general staff are nice. However one particular staff was so rude and condescending. Funny part was that he started being nice after I spoke back to him in the same tone he used.

First time visitor to The Boatyard, Lochwinnoch & very poor service. No waiter/waitress service when dining outside, requiring customers to order & pay upfront at the bar which had only one person serving. Zero flexibility when it came to menu choices, but the real rub came when they sneakily charged me £40 the following day for no reason. Still trying to get this money back with an explanation & apology despite numerous calls & emails. Would not recommend.