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

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.

Nous faisons une halte pour la nuit à Tyndrum au camping . Nous avons dîné au Tyndrum Inn qui est un lieu traditionnel écossais tout ce que l’on recherchait. L’accueil a été très sympathique. Le décor est typique. C’était notre premier haggis et nous n’avons pas été déçus car il était parfaitement préparé, accompagné d’une purée de pommes de terre navet et d’une sauce crème au whisky. évidemment, ceux qui n’ont pas de goût particulier pour l’andouillette ou le boudin peuvent passer leur tour.

Gorgeous setting, sadly very mediocre food. Service lovely, great friendly waiters but the food is just not up to the mark. Expensive, small portions, they reckon they have hotel restaurant of the year in the central belt but on our experience I wouldn’t hold much to that accolade!

We popped in to buy a couple of cakes whilst we were on a holiday in the area. Pistachio blondie was amazing -rhubarb frangipane ok. Also, chicken & leek pie and steak & haggis absolutely delicious pastry & chunky meaty contents. Back a few days later to pick up more blondies & pumpkin brownies for family at home! Seeded bread also next level. Love this place .

Popped in for lunch on a dreary Friday. Our day was brightened by pleasant professional attentive staff and lovely food to boot. A lovely experience with good pricing and great value for money. I really enjoyed my burger and then cranachan washed down with earl grey tea and the wife enjoyed her toastie also followed by tea and cranachan - altogether a pleasant experience that really couldn’t be faulted. Thanks to all staff - would recommend and we’ll definitely be back

Looked in today on way back from West Coast all the tables were full 15.15pm but waitress quickly took us through to another room to a table we both had toasties & salad tea & coffee all were lovely as were the staff

Excellent choice for gluten free meals , lovely chowder very filling. Love the recycling of old crockery and decanters.

Lovely hotel with beautiful views and surroundings. Food was lovely too. Highly recommend

We stopped off for lunch food was excellent I had one of nicest soups I’ve ever tasted everyone else in party food looked soo good

Quick seating. Good lunch choices. Homemade soup. Fish was large serving but not the best I have had while in Scotland. Homemade sandwiches to order

Beautiful views of the lock, friendly and welcoming staff, with haggis neeps and tatties to die for. Enjoy!!

Great food from start to finish, the staff were also very friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back with the possibility of an overnight stay.

Booked a table for dinner, shared mozzarella sticks and garlic mushrooms followed by delicious vegetarian haggis. Generous portions and indulgent dessert menu. All tastes catered for. We were immediately smitten by the charming proprietor and her staff, and by the traditional cosy interior. Look forward to returning soon. Just hope they never change.

It seemed promising from the outside but the food was just okay and the women working the pub/restaurant were not the friendliest. Neither was off putting but just not the warm and friendly vibe we had hoped for. I think this is a better place to watch a sporting event as evident later that night. Hardly anyone eating there but lots of people watching football. Here's the catch, there are really only two places to eat in town and if you did not have reservations at the hotel restaurant, then you basically are stuck here. If you have a choice, choose the hotel restaurant option.

We made a quick stop on our long journey for snacks and to say hello to the Highland Coos. Well worth the stop as these beautiful animals ate carrots right out of our hands and also posed for photos. Inside there are lots of snacks to choose from.