The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

Popped in to pick up a coffee for a drive - lots of selection - you can choose which single origin bean to have for example. Nice location by the water as well. Good quality coffee.

Excellent lounge bar which apart from having some unusual beers/Cider also offers an excellent food menu. The food is really good, and both the Steak pie and haddock are highly recommended.

We stayed for three nights at the Pennyghael Inn while we explored the Isle of Mull and visited Iona. It was promoted as being open for food all day, but we discovered on arrival that breakfast had to be pre-ordered and was just tea and toast. There was no restaurant service before 5pm and no one available at the inn during the day. Our room was only serviced one day which was also disappointing

What a fantastic place! The staff (lead by Karen), were warm, welcoming and courteous without fault, and the atmosphere and food were brilliant. We can't rate this place highly enough. If we could've lifted this place up and brought it home to Australia, we would have. Thanks Karen, Leslie and Julie, from John and Kristy

The location, the restaurant, the staff and the food are all excellent. My partner and I had a truly wonderful Sunday lunch and each dish (cheese souffle, John Dory and blueberry pana cotta) worthy of 10 out of 10. scores. My only concern is that the 25% increase in the price may deter future customers.

A cornucopia of foods on offer at this deli - it would make any self catering holiday in the area a high class culinary experience - excellent range of take away sandwiches made before your very eyes

I call it Debbie's place - you'll know it when you see it! - said several of the locals on Islay. A large group of us visiting the island had spent the morning dotted across it doing various different activities. I'd asked in the brilliant Islay Natural History Trust where locally we could grab lunch and was directed to the Bruichladdich Mini Market. The place itself is run by Debbie, her mum and her sister. It's the ort of place that is the lifeblood of islands the world over - half grocery shop, half cafe - all welcoming. Debbie's sister was in charge when a group of 15 of us rocked up unannounced. This would normally not have been a problem - plenty of outside seating - but that particular day the ferry had been cancelled, along with much of the stock for the shop and cafe. Undeterred the staff there made us feel welcome and pulled together a lunch which went down very well with all - children and adults alike. Think sandwiches and toasties with great coffee and a good choice of cold drinks. They also serve some amazing cakes - I'm told the rocky road was fab, I know the chocolate cake was! Although initially under pressure when we all turned up, the staff seated us happily and we had all eaten within about 15 minutes of arriving.

Loved the wee hob hut and glad we opted for this rather than camping in October. There were a couple of misunderstandings re booking regarding number of dogs/additional cost but the site was very accommodating which was appreciated. The warden we met on site was super friendly as was his wife in the cafe and the person we spoke to on the phone confirming our booking the day before. Great bacon rolls and coffee served with a smile and a chat at the Cruachan cafe. The showers and toilets were cleaned regularly and the accomodation was clean and had everything needed for a brief stay. The showers were a bit dated and really not big enough to be able to get undressed/dressed and keep everything dry and off the floor or condensated walls. Shower nice and hot though. Bigger space with a seat would be great 😀. Maybe also a couple of hanging hooks in the hob? We were a bit lost where to put wet coats.

What a fantastic venue for a wedding. Lovely welcome and piped in on arrival. Good bar staff, good waiting on staff. Great food, really great food! The DJ played a vast selection of music. Really good fun. Rooms were clean and tidy. Everything spot on apart from the breakfast. I put my request in just after checking in. It was supposed to be delivered at 09.30. I never recieved it. Apart from that I'd recommend The Three Kings .

The food was absolutely disgusting no taste what so ever and the staff where very rude the man called Bartek shows no care in his food and I felt very ill a short while after consuming the meal. If ever in Campbeltown I advise not to go here as you will be very dissatisfied with there food and the price they charge for it

Came in tonight for a game of pool with dad and sister and got a couple of the loaded fries and they were incredible! Honestly some of the best I’ve had and I’m a chef ! Will be coming back for sure!

Very friendly local post office and shop with recent addition of a cafe. Good coffee. Had breakfast which was very good and filling. Dog friendly which is great after a walk.

50th birthday celebration, made to feel so welcome from the start of our evening to when we left, absolutely amazing staff, amazing gin selection & great food. Seriously didn’t want for anything .

The Dunvegan Bar is a small restaurant/bar on Broad Street Cowdenbeath. Its run by husband & wife team, the husband is the chef and his wife does the waitressing and helps in the bar. Its very friendly and welcoming. The food is always made fresh on order. I love the Haggis pillows for starters, followed by Chicken & haggis Pie with chips & veggies and I always manage to make room for desserts. Its well worth a visit, call and book a table, give it a try.

Made most welcome by lovely staff. Food was excellent and coffee was delicious and in a good sized cup. No extra charge either for oat milk, hot milk or decaf. That was great because it can really bump up the cost of a cup of coffee. Will definitely return.