The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

Back for the summer and playing golf at Scoonie. The bar and restaurant still offering good food and great prices. Staff always helpful and provide a good service. Plenty to choose from on the menu from a sandwich to fish and chips, all made fresh to order. And if you want a bit of this or that they are quite happy to do that. definetly worth visiting if you are in the area.

Great find: unassuming great wee place with friendly staff and decent nosh. Great value especially for St Andrew’s. We will be back.

No more cups and saucers or teapots or cutlery. Compostable plates and cutlery. Two choices of main course pasta, in a paper pot with goats cheese £8 or a bagel with bread and red onion in a paper bag £7. Instant coffee in paper cup £2.50 per cup. Certainly NOT worth the walk

Centre has ample parking and is not far from Dunfermline Town Centre. Spacious and very clean. Four of the many rooms were used during the day and each was large/ good lighting and clean. Lunch was Buffet style but was presented in a very timely fashion and was both delicious and enough for good portion sizes. Waiting staff were readily available for any questions/ queries and were extremely efficient. Definitely recommend for business 'away' days/ conferences.

We got a very good carry-out - fish and chips, steak pie, potatoes and veg, a day or two ago. Food was hot, well put together and good value.

What a fantastic place we all had a wonderful time . Special thanks to Marlene, Oliver . Fraser and Chef and all the staff. Nothing was too much trouble we stayed for 3 nights for our daughter and son in laws wedding . Had the best time ever .

We received a discount to play as we were staying at Glen Glack nearby. The course is 9 holes and great for us novices players.

Let me just point out to the most objectionable and unpleasant human being that posted the toxic review on the 15th July. Firstly, stay at home and do not tarnish a beautiful village and friendly tearoom with your acrimonious and toxic personality. Secondly, I have been coming to the Lomond Tearoom since it opened. The family run business is the friendliest place you could ever have the good fortune to visit. The food and service is excellent and the staff and owners are friendly and welcoming. Anybody visiting Falkland should visit and enjoy the wonderful tearoom.

I’ve ordered their veggie fry ups a few times now and never been disappointed. You get a huge spread and it arrives really quickly on a Sunday morning when you’re desperate for some hangover munchies

A very friendly establishment selling food and drinks at competitive prices. Chef and manager will often go out of their way to ensure your complete enjoyment. Cannot fault the place.

Called in at the 9 Shore St, Anstruther bakery shop of GH Barnett. Lots of calories to chose from. Having made my decision my wife noticed a slice of Tipsy cake. Childhood memories. Treat all those many years ago was Tipsy cake surrounded by marzipan. Never see it now. This Tipsy cake was made with icing but its the sponge you really want to taste. I have now decided Anstruther should be known for Tipsy cake rather than chips. I'll be back.

First time I've been to the this place very clean and food very good. Marked this 3 out of 5 as found the staff eaten behind the counter a bit off putting. Surely you can eat out of the food preparation area. Wouldnt stop me trying it again though.

The meal was excellent and the food stunning. The newly refurbished clubhouse looked great and with about 20 others the atmosphere was good. Great views over the course. Best thing was the range of food available and the worst was the huge portions!! Fantastic value for money. The service was extremely friendly and very helpful. Happy people!! The "secret eatery" in Kirriemuir which is not well known with the public. The range of drinks available is also great at good prices. Everyone should try it and then become a social member for not much! Well done to the staff.

loved the scenery, loved the food, staff were excellant, and they had a great sense of humour, sitting at the log fire in entrance late at night was very relaxing.

Forget fish and chips. If this place is open go in a buy a smokie to eat on the harbour. Get it split and microwaved. I paid £7.50 for mine which is more than a couple of years ago but it is well worth it. See picture. Very friendly and helpful staff. I was the man on his way down from Aberdeen!