The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

I work in Musselburgh so I often go to costa for coffee. Went today after work the guy who served me was vile. So rude and could tell me ordering a coffee was a problem for him. Always found female staff lovely. He has put me off going back.

I visited on a pretty quiet Saturday. The fish & chips was cooked freshly for me, therefore was advised by the gentleman of a 10 minute wait. Chatted to the gentleman whilst waiting who was very friendly & had good chat. Took my fish and chips back to the car as it was a miserable day. Lovely, light crispy batter and fresh flaky white fish. Chips were ok, nothing special but nothing to rave about. Just chips! Overall it was tasty and I’d definitely return.

Markets itself as a as a fairly well to do venue however it very much is not. We were a group of 11 for my fathers birthday. We had to order in advance which I imagined should have allowed for a smooth fast service, it wasn’t even close. The mains for whatever reason started coming out with the starters, we sent the mains back. Starters were mediocre. Mains arrived 50 minutes later having obviously sat under the hot lamps of the kitchen pass for the duration so were very much dry. When raised with the server they said they would report it to the kitchen… nothing was done. What was edible was eaten and we waited another 50 minutes for desserts which were also mediocre. We were in the restaurant for 2.5 hrs which is an obscene amount of time for a 3 course meal never mind one that’s be en ordered in advance. The price of the dishes was at the very high end for what they were. It wasn’t busy at all there were around 15 other customers soon no idea what took so long. The place lacks atmosphere. The decor is naff and the choice of furniture is poor for a restaurant, getting in and out of the chairs around the table is difficult and the servers a forced to either lean over you or hand you the plates. The place could do so much better.

I bought a too good to go bag here, supposedly £13 worth of food. The whole bag was inedible. It was truly disgusting and I'm not a fussy eater. I put the whole lot in the bin after trying a bite of each. It was disgusting. Please don't spend your money on food here. It looks and certainly tastes nothing like the pictures. There was karaoke on when I was in which had the worst "singer" I had ever experienced.

We were offered service earlier in the restaurant or the bar. We were joined by another couple for dinner. We were presented with a “special “ menu and the normal dinner menu . Two of us ordered starters and what we thought was an entree from the “special” menu. However is main turned out to be “3” scallops for £9.95. I could have bought a half lobster for that price. We also requested that the dining bill be divided between the two parties and they refused.

I visited this place at the end of April. I ordered the cheese and pickle sandwich and a flat white coffee. The bread was verging on stale and the cheese had a damp dishcloth taste to it. The coffee was nearly cold and when I asked for it to be either heated up or replaced, the look I got was visceral. I think it was the owner/manager that I had interacted with judging by the way they were dealing with the other staff members. There is a way of dealing with customers and taking requests personally is not the way. I won't be back and would encourage others to think twice about going here.

Good menu, good prices, lovely staff. What more do you need. Well worth a visit and worth booking just in case. Family owned and they also own local farm butcher

In Sainsbury's today probably the best of the supermarket cafe's in the Kirkcaldy area, ordered a quick bite, which was a Filled Chocolate muffin which was spectacular. Good chocolate chips with the filled liquid chocolate inside! brilliant. Nice and Cheap. Only issue was the table i sat at had several stains on it. Other tables I noticed weren't the cleanest but better than Morrison's cafe . Comparing it to Morrison's cafe I would much rather choose Sainsbury's cafe. Sainsbury's cafe overall is much better

Lovely café with lovely staff. The food and coffee is excellent, but a little pricey. They have some really nice cakes and pastries also.

Well filled sandwiches, fresh scones and gorgeous cakes.Friends who took us had a Groupon voucher which was not a problem. One of our party is gluten free and another does not like mayonnaise. They were both well catered for.The lady who served us was very friendly and nice.

Very clean and comfortable and the man that did breakfast was very good efficient and friendly would defo recommend this place

Note - now known as Ambrosia Cafe but the receipt still says "Annyas". Stopped by for a quick lunch whilst busy in Inverness. Had the all day breakfast at £7.99 but held the toast and ordered extra bacon and extra egg - for just another 75p. Bargain! Clearly freshly cooked - nice moist tasty sausage, quality bacon and superbly cooked eggs (not overdone nor uncooked). Tasty black pud. Can't fault it. Just the thing to fill a hole - and I always love a good full English (or Scottish!) breakfast.

A lovely restaurant with nice food and lovely helpful staff. A spacious restaurant with great views. On offer was fish and chips, macaroni cheese, steak and mushroom pie, beef and haggis olives.