The best restaurants serving British food in Fife Central Scotland

Visited whilst wondering through St Andrews. Lovely little find, nice atmosphere, friendly staff and fabulous soup! Cakes looked delicious too.

Great spot to grab a coffee and breakfast. They have good food options and is a quaint and cozy place. I really enjoy their smashed avocado toast.

Visited with two hungry teenagers after completing the awesome Elie Chainwalk. We were made completely welcome and had an absolutely delicious lunch, with friendly and efficient service. Back later for rugby viewing with a friendly and entertaining crowd, lovely atmosphere, brilliant place. It’s spacious, comfortable and beautifully decorated.

My friend and I visited around 1pm and the vegan salad with Falafel sounded good, they had no salads left, so I chose the bagel with houmous and salad. They had no houmous left. I explained I was dairyfree and asked what could I have. After a few minutes they found a tub of houmous. I was offered gluten free bread with a houmous and salad filling. I didn't have the heart to tell them I didn't need gluten free. My friend got their first choice of baguette with pesto and mozzarella. We also had 2 water and 2 coffees. Both sandwiches were good. Just disappointed at the inclusive menu being very restricted. Made feel inconvenient.

Went for a toastie with a friend. I couldn't believe that we received 2 slices of the cheapest nastiest supermarket white sliced bread and cheap cheese, and just that! No salad, not even a scrap of lettuce, and the coffee cups are half the size of anywhere else. It's obvious they keep going as they have a captive audience of holiday makers in the summer, and golfers nearby.

Excellent little road-side cafe near Balmullo, Fife, with views over the Eden estuary. Their is always a great choice of food, and the outside seating area is good for taking a dog.

Wonderful views and very helpful waitress.. excellent Cullen Skink. Haggis, neeps and tatties….a disaster and bordering on mis-representation of the item on the menu. Please avoid the modern twist on a traditional dish - a rissole, with a soggy textureless interior which was served with unrecognisable flavourless neeps, and creamed potatoes.

Food was nice but want to highly rate two of the staff. Sorry I don’t know the name of the blonde lady, who was very welcoming and another young lady named Helen. She was very attentive and pleasant

Wonderful food, great views! Very nice sitting outside! Lentil soup and smoked salmon were delicious will definitely return, loved the little minature train in the front outside sitting area

Great local, prices are not exaggerated due to the location. Staff is alway wonderful but there is NO FOOD! It is a traditional pub.

Ordered 2 rolls with 2 teas. When we were finished eating the rolls, my wife had to go up to the desk and ask for our teas. Unacceptable.

Been three times since upgrade , it's dreadful . Long long wait for food and drink , wrong orders and just total mayhem to be honest won't be back

I’m not surprised that Rufflets is in the bottom half of local restaurant rankings. We’ve had 2 disappointing experiences recently. We’ve got a long connection with the hotel: as a family we have celebrated significant events and always had great times. Something has changed. Reluctantly posting here as they’ve twice ignored my emailed feedback in the hope they now read (and take action?) – and also to warn others given their apparent lack of interest. We brought my wife’s parents for afternoon tea in June. The experience was lacklustre – this started when we arrived and we stood in the doorway of the restaurant. No-one came to welcome us. The restaurant was not busy and had all the atmosphere of a wake. The service was slow and when food did arrive was not very special. Afternoon tea should feel a bit decadent: this felt serviceable and the scones were absolutely terrible. In August we came for a birthday dinner for my sister, who has Downs syndrome. Before eating, we sat outside the restaurant. Staff made little effort to interact or make us feel welcome. I had to go to the restaurant to order drinks. They knew beforehand that it was her 50th birthday (and she was wearing a birthday badge …) and opened presents in the lounge. Staff didn’t make any effort to acknowledge the event, or engage in any way. Service from all staff was perfunctory, verging on cold. Smiles certainly weren’t on their menu. At the end of the meal, when I asked for the bill, there was awkward silence as I paid. No comment, or question (“Did you enjoy the meal?”, “Hope you had a good evening”, “Thanks for coming”). Go elsewhere – there are many better places.

Food is really good, servers are attentive friendly and polite. The menu is varied and very reasonably priced. We have now been several times and can personally recommend the food. We have sampled most of the menu and nothing has been disappointing.

We were here to do the archery and air rifles, and the the clay shooting. What a fun morning. We were put in a group of 6 the instructors were both excellent. The gentleman on the clays and the young man on the arrows and air rifles. We had a tea and a cake before driving home. Excellent morning.