The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Visité Madlab con amigos en la calle 31 de mayo. Habían estado antes, así que queríamos que experimentáramos el restaurante. No estaba muy ocupado, pero el clima era horrible, ¡tal vez la gente se quedó en casa! Tuvimos un montón de platos ~ al menos 11 ~ y a medida que se traía cada plato se describía. La comida era deliciosa ~ como el vino! Varias copas diferentes de blanco y rojo. También tuvimos postres que eran excelentes. Las porciones son pequeñas pero no pueden fallar nada. El personal era encantador. Caro, pero vale la pena cada centavo ~ ¡bien hecho! ! ! ! !

Un entorno limpio y de buen gusto y un ambiente encantador. Personal amable, atento y profesional. Gran variedad de bebidas y bocadillos y mi café estaba delicioso, al igual que nuestros pasteles (tenía un poco de mi pareja). Olvidé tomar fotos, lo siento, pero fue encantador.

Estábamos de regreso de un día en la costa y a todos nos apetecía el pescado y las patatas fritas y vimos este lugar. ¡Guauu! ¿Deseamos haber pasado por allí? Todos pedimos pescado y patatas fritas. Mi esposa fue la que entró en la tienda, mientras ella estaba allí, pellizcó un chip de nuestro pedido y preguntó "¿eran todos así?", El miembro del personal respondió "sí, son chips cocinados tres veces". usted, no lo son, o si lo son, son chips congelados triplemente cocidos. El pescado no estaba tan mal. Estábamos devastados por decir lo mínimo y tiramos la mayor parte de la comida.

They charge a high price for a burger which is not even on par with the major chains. There is a thin pattie, which was still pink in the middle, and a slice of 'plastic cheese' on a very sorry looking bun in crumpled tin foil. Despite cola being the same price on the menu if you have it in meal it is an extra 50p. Only 8p can be accounted for by the sugar tax, the rest is fleecing your customers. To make it worse can wasn't even cold. Only the friendly helpful girl that served me saved this from being a 1 star review.

This is the original end of a greatly enlarged Kingshouse Hotel (of which the rest seems to have gone upmarket) where Glencoe meets Rannoch Moor. A basic bar with basic prepared pies, sandwiches and chips, warmed up to order, with beer & plenty of whiskies. Substantial offerings for hungry hikers and travellers, and welcome for those who need it. Friendly and generous—we were given an extra pie because one had a broken crust—but nothing particularly special. Not much choice hereabouts, and OK if you are in the right place at the right time, but not a destination in itself.

A fairly standard branch of Greggs that sells fast food at very competitive prices. There's the usual choices of pasties, soft drinks, coffee and of course unhealthy snacks. Most of the time I get Vegan sausage rolls, but the ones here were poor. The filling had hardly any texture, it felt like I was biting into some kind of mash. The coffee was decent though.

Usually quiet as it is at the end of the pier away from the main departure area. Usual choice of snacks and drinks.

Arrived 8pm.locked dark and abviosly shut - no answer from.phone number posted on door no reply via booking app -it felt like a scam and had to.find somewhere else to.stay - they claimed we arrived after 11pm despite time stamped photos refused to refund via booking app- AVOID

The blacksmith forge is now closed Lidl who owned the lease terminated agreement with Witherspoon Lidl have expanded into what was the blacksmith forge leaving a much smaller area available for lease This has been taken up by a bar/ restaurant called Madison's

The prices in the cafe are absolutely a rip off. The Cakes were stale. Queue long time due to staff going as slow as possible. Staff look miserable and do not want to be there.

Bought a latte and a sandwich which was made up while i waited. Bought were enjoyable but I was charged £6.40 when on the price list latte is £2.50 and sandwich £3.50. On the till it was £2.70 and £3.70 with no explanation given. If the prices have increased the price list should reflect this to give customers choice whether they want to pay that or not or have enough money to pay even.

Awful. Simply awful. Won't be back. I had the breakfast. Bacon undercooked, black pudding over cooked. Half the food was cold the rest just lukewarm. The cafe was cold. Tea bags are Tetley one cups, probably the worst tea bags in existence. Partner had poached eggs and toast. Eggs were cold, toast was burnt and cold. There's no obvious table number markers. Shame, cause the staff don't even know the table numbers of the cafe they work in. Our waitress wandered around aimlessly looking for our table before we had to stand up and wave her over. Do yourself a favour and just get a packet of Quavers and eat in the car. This entire experience was a joke

Arrived at 13.15 for a late lunch with a friend. The sandwich selection was very limited with lots of empty sections which had not been topped up. The queue for hot drinks was taking ages so I opted for the drinks machine. Of the four machines, one was not working at all and two had run out of milk. There was only one tillpoint open causing a long queue, and finally I had to be very selective with my cutlery because a lot of it was not properly clean. Such a pity because the views over Edinburgh are spectacular. I think next time I will try the café in the Catholic cathedral next door

Delivery was ordered at 10.20am and finally arrived at 1pm. Breakfast for the family and was obviously sitting ready at cafe for hours as arrived stone cold. My sister in law ordered a Macdonalds at 12 midday and arrived 40 mins later (both stores are next to one another). Complained and got just over £5 back. What’s the point as tried to cancel at 12pm just to be told I would loose my money,(food sitting ready in store for over an hour and not remade is a joke)Total waste of time and money…