The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

Food was ok but feels like you eating in a church hall.. bar ok but tiny and no space and full of dogs at the time People blocking the doors in and out

My husband and I decided to visit Scotland for NY. We stayed 29th Dec to 2nd Jan. What a lovely stay. The minute we walked through the door we were made to feel welcome by Lewis. We had a deluxe room... absolutely immaculate and very comfortable. Every evening we went to the bar. All of the staff were chatty and attentive. .. notably Lewis, Kris and Chico. We had a wonderful NYE. Lovely, lovely locals, fab band, pipers and fireworks. Even though it was busy, the staff were still wonderful. We will definitely stay again. A huge thank you for a fantastic stay... especially to Lewis and Kris!

Food was really good! Not bad priced! Takes a wee bit for delivery but we'll worth the wait.

Nice latte with a choice of which bean to use. I was recommended the Brazilian by the lovely staff. I went early both mornings I was in Oban and there was a queue each time so very popular with locals and tourists. Will try the Glasgow branch :)

Fantastic chippie and lovely people I love a good Chips and curry sauce and I must say the curry sauce here is the best I've ever tasted, I wish they sold there curry sauce in jars, it's that good

Lovely wee pub in a wee village clean hotel would visit again and not far from Perth when visiting the game fair

Stunning, Victorian, comfy warm and friendly, simply 10 of 10. Great standard choices of beers/lagers, good whisky's, just try ignore the 70s music

The breakfast was amazing, the food was well cooked, huge portion sizes and not greasy! Staff were so kind and dog friendly

Went here for Sunday lunch and can honestly say was worst ever. The chicken was rubbery, the vegetables were all obviously frozen, gravy was like jelly , the roast potatoes and parsnips a poor effort - nothing like real thing. It was all tasteless & bland. Very disappointing and complete waste of money. Will definitely not be back nor will we recommend.

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 .

If you are looking for a dog friendly oasis of calm in Dunfermline - with cinnamon buns (the best I’ve ever tasted) and delicious coffee. Then Cukie is your first stop. Situated in an otherwise soulless industrial estate this place is a gem of a find. Lovely service, jazz music playing softly in the background - but the star? THE FOOD. Just get the cinnamon bun and thank me later.

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

This cafe has now closed. However, as the station buildings are now run by volunteers, the Gallery or Forth Bridge Heritage Centre is open all day. The cafe has been taken over by a coffee roasting business. The Waiting Room and Gallery are both available for meetings.

This place is open for meals on Sundays from 12-6pm. The menu is good value and features a good choice of traditional polish dishes e.g. pork cutlet, various pierogi dishes etc.. The weekly 'menu of the day' is generally published on the club's Facebook page the day before. We found the food tasty and the staff friendly. We plan to visit again soon.

Mi esposo y yo llevamos a mi nieta a la cueva de cristal y nos lo pasamos muy bien, fue divertido, caminando a través de la cueva y ver todas las estalactitas y estalagmitas. El restaurante no tiene lo que yo llamaría la comida estupenda es justo lo que yo llamo comida rápida pero no disfrutar del museo