The best restaurants serving British food in Trossachs and Teith Stirling Central Scotland

Stopped by here for lunch. Had the steak pie and a burger with haggis. Both plates were cleared. The steak is from a local butcher and just melted in the mouth alongside a delicious pastry. The chips were top tier. The burger was delicious with just enough of everything. A lovely wee find and great, friendly service and good value.

The Potting Shed bistro is a hidden gem. We have been several times over the past couple of years and lunch here makes a lovely day out from our home in Edinburgh. The food is really good and we've always found the service friendly and efficient. It has a quirky, rustic setting which adds to the atmosphere. The menu includes sandwiches and cakes or options for a full lunch. They even tweaked the menu for me. I would definitely recommend for informal eating.

Very great service foods great delivery service great would recommend highly 👌

My wife and I celebrated our silver wedding in the summer and a friend bought us a gift card with lunch for 2. The excellent parts: The scenery, the drive along the loch side, the location - simply gorgeous looking out of the window whilst eating. The service. Highly relaxed and informal. Lunch was 2 hours. The Italian waiter was friendly and professional. The food was exquisite. Home baked bread with nasturtium seeded salt in the butter. I had duck, my wife had mackerel to start. Mains were pork for my wife and monkfish for me. Desert was a lick the plate clean chocolate cremeux for me and cheeses for her. The not so excellent parts; Nothing. At all. Fine dining of this quality with cookery skills like this and these flavours to luxuriate in, in this gorgeous setting… for £35 each??? I’ve paid double that in Edinburgh.

I stumbled in here on day 4 of my West Highland Way walk nursing an injury and it couldn’t have been more fantastic. Had a much needed breakfast and coffee, and a really good chat with the girl at the bar (can’t believe I didn’t catch her name as we spoke for ages). Was really lovely and welcoming - can be isolating doing a long distance hike at a quiet time of the year, so this was really welcome. She gave me great advice both in terms of pushing on with the hike but also transport links if I couldn’t manage it. Could not recommend enough - I will definitely be staying here in the Spring when I try the WHW again - hopefully this time with a less dodgy knee!

While wandering through Aberfoyle came across this little butchers. Glad we did, the Roll and sausage/ black pudding doubler was amazing, great value for £5 my son had the Steak roll also delicious. No hesitation in recommending this establishment. A wee day out, you have to pop in.

Stopped in for a pitstop cuppa, soup and lovely hot apple crumble on a Sunday evening. Welcoming staff. Bar service. Food was quick and decent and well presented. Bit chilly by the window snug we sat in on a December evening but it was comfortable enough and their Christmas decorations, background music etc made a lovely atmosphere.

First class. Collected and took back to our holiday let. Thoroughly enjoyed. I know this van has been here for years, but STILL never disappoints!

Scottish hospitality at its best! We didn’t realise they opened at 10am and had turned up for a coffee at 9:30. No problem, we were told the coffee machine was on and they welcomed us in. Great coffee and empire biscuits to die for! Would highly recommend.

Definitely worth a visit. Soup was delicious 😋

Reasonable but a bit overpriced

I wanted to like this place so badly but from the cold reception from the woman behind the bar when we walked in I knew I would be disappointed. The restaurant (conservatory) was dark, freezing cold and dingy, nothing about here was welcoming. Food took forever to come out and table service unfriendly. Fortunately the food was absolutely delicious. I don't mind dog friendly venues but I do mind when dogs are blocking access routes and their owners (I'm guessing locals) look at you like you're the problem for tripping over them. The whole meal felt awkward, like we weren’t supposed to be there. We won't be back.

Popped in for a quick tea and coffee. Very convenient stop. Just hit the right spot. And continued on with our journey. That’s all you can ask for. Very handy! Thanks!

There's always something inherently cheerful about the Green Welly Stop. Perhaps it's the name. Anyhoo, it's a tourist retail spot selling clothes and trinkets, with an attached restaurant, toilets, and plenty of free parking. It's a bit pricy, but the staff are great. (We had a good laugh over '500 miles'!) Also on the same site next door is a Londis type shop for the more prosaic items like bread and milk etc. Overall a really pleasant and useful stop. Best wishes all.

We found the room in chalets across the road although clean and warm, pretty poor and cheaply done. The walls are like paper and every noise outside and from other rooms can be heard. Outside was not well kept. The pub has a nice atmosphere but very tatty when you look closer. The food was poor, lacking flavour and over cooked. Evening meal and breakfast. Disappointing and not good value. Hoped for better.