The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

What a beautiful place to stop and rest to nourish the body and soul! Stopped in here for a coffee and cake and it was lovely. The staff were friendly, attentive and happy to chat with you. Service was great and unhurried. Coffees were very nice and the Paradise Cake 👍🏻👍🏻. Highly recommend it and yes, I’ll be back!!

Gives off hostel vibes and the main room was really busy. Staff were quirky and got a couple of orders wrong but friendly I guess, food was hit and miss, but overall I though it was a decent offering. Apparently Scotlands most haunted pub so maybe thats why its the way it is. Worth going just to say you've been

We stayed at the Loch Lomond Arms to celebrate our 3 year wedding anniversary, and it was amazing. Our room was upgraded and we received complimentary Prosecco and dessert when we dined in the restaurant. The service we received from the staff was outstanding, we were made to feel very welcome. This along with the wonderful standard of rooms and meals made our trip feel very special. Beautiful location with lots to see and do - Couldn’t recommend highly enough

As a frequent visitor I feel obliged to leave a review. The restaurant is under new management. Friendly, professional and sadly at the moment in winter - quiet. Food is delicious and great value for money. With the staff only too courteous, we always enjoy a run up to the Slanj for lunch and cakes. I can’t comment on alcohol offering as I’m driving, but the coffees are lovely.

Great food. Great service. Relaxed atmosphere. Asked for my steak medium, it came out more rare (they offered to take it back) but I stuck with it as it was still very tasty!

We decided to go for a walk up in Aberfoyle and went here for some lunch. We were warmly welcomed, and our order was taken promptly. Food was delicious (burger and macaroni) Staff were fantastic. Only 2 working when every table was full. They did great! They welcomed our wee soggy wet dog in (even though he barked.. sorry about that!) Would definitely recommend and come back. This is a wee homely pubgrub place and it's right up our street.

No longer a Brewers Fayre, it is now a Thyme ran by Premier inn. Arrived just in time for food on my first night, staff accepted my order despite it being past kitchen time. At hotel reception I was greeted by Jillian who booked me in very promptly so as I could get something to eat. On arrival in the pub , Steph was very friendly and welcoming. Took my order and sorted a drink for me, kitchen staff got my food out to me promptly as I was at the end of a very hard day. Brilliant staff and a lovely pub.

Lovely cosy and warm room with a double and a single bed!! Bathroom was great and even had a bath but was really cold though with no heater. There was a good selection of tea and coffee provided, however the milk was very out of date. Some of it was cheese!! Would maybe be better with a small jug of fresh milk.

Scallops were absolutely delicious and the beef and ale pie was melt in the mouth. A great selections of wines and a lovely stop for dinner after a long day visiting distilleries. Staff were attentive, surprised just how busy it was for a Monday evening.

So disappointing! Went for a birthday meal with my wife two sons and daughter. Ordered ribeye steak medium done. It arrived overcooked, dry and tasteless. First time I have ever sent a meal back. They were very good and without hesitation took it away and got a fresh. I kid you not it was no better, so much so that I couldn’t eat it. Never again will I go to the dormay what a disappoint!

Had a terrible experience here. I booked this place for my partners 30th birthday meal (which I stated when booking) weeks in advance, however we arrived to find the pub was shut, despite having my booking confirmed and it stating online that it was open. I rang the number, the doorbell and knocked the door as I could hear people inside and was completely ignored, however as we were leaving the owner came out after a van arrived and a very suspicious transaction occurred. I asked the owner about why the pub was shut and that I had booked for my partners birthday. He was not apologetic in the slightest and told me that I should have received a text or email informing me it was closed, which I hadn't!! I would advise avoiding this pub at all costs as they do not care about the customers at all.

I am giving you an excellent review based on previous visits but arrived Thursday 14th November at 11:15 and it was closed. Website says open at 10:00 and opening time on door says 10:30. Several people left disappointed during my 20min seat on bench. Off to Port Bannatyne for my brunch. Can you update your opening hours on door and social media platforms.

Hey it’s a pub selling drinks and food. However portions were very good no,huge, steak and ale pie with veg and chips,well I could not finish it,Really big portion.Wife had scampi and fries, we counted 12 pieces of scampi on plates, virtually a whole bag from supermarket.She had afewfries but bailed out due to portion size, great atmosphere in bar and eating place.

Had a lovely relaxing afternoon's coffee here since The Court House redecoration which is so tasteful. The coffee's we had were very smooth and the vegan cake very delicious and was a big portion that we shared. Will go again for sure for breakfast or lunch soon!

Excellent Hogmanay meal in the Meikle Restaurant - a somewhat different way of serving people (as usual over the festive period Crieff Hydro did not explain anything), but the speediest Hogmanay meal I have had there in decades and very good food and service. Why the low overall rating therefore? Cast out of the Meikle as never contacted by Festive Catering to make a restaurant choice despite chasing all through October, November and December (told to email them again on the 28th, they responded they will get back to me in a week's time!). In fairness, the Food and Beverage Manager did see us, but simply to reiterate the policy that in such a huge hotel a table of 3 would scupper everything in the Meikle; there was no explanation as to what had gone on in (mis-)handling our booking, nor was any apology offered. A poor handling of a complaint with no attempt at remedy. A waiting list for the 7:00pm Meikle sitting for example? Exiled back down to the Terrace restaurant again this evening I fear ...