The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Older woman who took my friend's order was very rude to her when she asked about the menu ! She stated ' you have been here before you know what's on the menu ' Not a pleasant experience and will certainly not be returning ! Chairs then noisily pulled out obviously made clear it was time to.leave ! If this woman is the manager / owner then I would suggest she changes her attitude towards customers !

We have visited the Royal Hotel many times over the years and it seldom disappoints. We recently had a two night stay celebrating our 45th wedding anniversary. The staff were amazing and we thoroughly enjoyed our weekend. Although some staff shortages are causing a few difficulties it did not impact greatly on the service provided. Thanks again.

Had afternoon Tea today(Sunday). The view is stunning, overlooking the golf course and the Forth. We had to wait around 10 minutes and received 4 types of sandwiches, a plain scone and fruit scone and a variety of cakes. The scones were some of the best I’ve ever had- warm from the oven, the cakes were light. We received a bottle of water and large pot of tea but had to ask for glasses. The toilets were a bit more dated than the restaurant but clean

Booked The Skerries for Dinner whilst on holiday,tried one night which was fully booked,a testament to the restaurant. The staff were lovely,a warm welcome,and lovely ambience,really good menu,with plenty for vegetarians. Food was plentiful and delicious. Thoroughly enjoyed our evening,would highly recommend

Been here a few times. Lovely breaded haddock and great chips but why oh why have a king rib pre cooked in the display cabinet and then put it in the microwave and it's like mush especially when l am waiting for a breaded haddock. Really poor and really doesn't make sense Still three stars as everything else great and staff too. I only order things now that are cooked fresh and not on display but would definitely recommend on that basis

Visited a few times and always been a positive experience. Small farm shop which is well stocked. Nice range of local produce & gifts on sale. Never had any issues with food/ service even when busy. Nice, fresh homemade soup, good range of cakes / tray bakes. Decent coffee. Staff all very pleasant that we have dealt with.

Fab going back tomorrow myself and my father enjoyed thoroughly having tried other fish n chips facilities

My friends and I went for a Christmas treat of afternoon tea. It was very disappointing and not worth £35 price tag. They charged £10 for a glass of buckfizz😲 Definitely not a five star experience 😒

Ordered vegan food and found what seemed like animal part in it. They insisted it was part of a mushroom which it clearly wasn’t. This made my wife feel sick and therefore couldn’t accept the offer of another meal. Offers of drinks etc weren’t acceptable as this had ruined our evening. I had to argue for any reduction in the bill and was threatened with the police if I didn’t pay. Appalling customer service.

Always loved this place, I go there every time I’m in Montrose, whether it’s coffee and a home bake or a spot of light lunch. Extensive menu and always really good quality. Really friendly staff, quick service. Just a lovely old school, proper sort of cafe/restaurant.

A fabulous place for a relaxing dinner and breakfasts. Part of the fabulous Dalmahoy Hotel. Lovely friendly, but not intrusive service. Has the steak (flat iron) and it was perfect. Thank you.

The food was lovely, one of the best curry's I've had, hospitality was not great and some staff were very rude. Do not serve alcohol so you have to take your own alcoholic drinks, not the end if the world but a very nice curry.

First of all l had to send my cup back, dirty, next l ordered a cherry scone and a pot of tea, tea perfect, bit into the cherry scone got a massively hard stone, chipped a tooth, l obviously sent it back, the old guy with the white hair and the management thought it was funny, l can assure you l was not laughing and to stand and point disgusting behaviour, l owned a shop for 30 years l never took the p out any of my valued friends and customer alike. So all in all l cannot recommend going here for food. l absolutely hate putting a bad review, at the end of the day its my and every ones hard earned cash that's paying to keep your establishment open, you will never get another penny from me or my family and friends l will make sure of it. I have youtube channels etc, posting this all over the internet. Disgusting behaviour.

Impecablemente limpio y uno de los mejores Premier Inn que nos hemos alojado. Tenía la comida y la comida era excelente. Todo el personal es amable y hablador. Ubicación perfecta, especialmente para el Hydro y Armadillo, que son solo un salto sobre el puente en la puerta. Íbamos a Barrowlands, que es poco más de dos millas a pie a lo largo del río. No sigas el navegador satelital que te indica que salgas por el cruce 19 , es mucho más fácil salir por el cruce 24 .

I've eaten here a few times and had some great meals so was looking forward to a Sunday Roast collected from the Loveable Rogue (their new name). In the past, the meat has been delicious, perfectly seasoned and served with outstanding sides. All I can say is that I am glad I was at home, as having to put food back on the plate is fairly unattractive but the beef was so gristly that neither of us could actually eat it. It was over salted as well, which didn't help. Had we been in the restaurant then I am sure that we would have had that taken into consideration when it was time for the bill. As we had collected it, all we got was a 'sorry it was not good, we have let the kitchen know' email. Apparently they are using the same supplier and cut as we have had in the past - hence the hit and miss title. There are loads of places doing Sunday Roast now, both part time sit in and take away. With chances to experience hospitality being limited just now, I think I will take my chances and my money elsewhere...