The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

Visiting the temporary exhibition but we found it too hot and crowded. The shop has gone unfortunately. On the plus side we received a warm welcome from the staff. We did not visit the cafe this time.

This is a hotel restaurant with a limited menu. Staff friendly. Not very busy, quiet. Food good, but nothing special.

Please avoid this restaurant at all costs unless you enjoy food poisoning. My family of 3 were the ONLY people in the restaurant for the entire dinner which is never a good sign. We ordered some coley fish with potato gratin. You know when you are eating something that is not quite right, it tasted off but we ate it and did not mention anything to the server. Of course within about 7-8 hours after leaving the restaurant my daughter was violently ill, vomiting with fever. I have since contacted the restaurant but this has been a complete waste of time, the manager was non responsive. There are plenty of good options in St Andrews, this is most definitely not one of them.

Slightly loud music, but we were right under a speaker. Couldn't fault the food as it was excellent. We ended up waiting a while, but this was acknowledged by the staff and recognised with a discount on the bill. This was deeply appreciated, especially as we were entertaining external collaborators. Highly recommend the churros!

We where a group of four . All our food was excellent except the mac and cheese was not good but the mixed grill etc was excellent

Very tasty burger and the best Guinness

Had a delicious meal, good and friendly service in a lovely setting. Service could have been faster.

Went for lunch with the family and it was lovely from start to finishing,great service from staff,went for a couple of games of pool to finish of and yes we will definitely be back so big thank you to creamer staff

Deactivating your FB page after the mess you caused for many people on Xmas won't save you from negative reviews. Just shows how cowardly the management are of criticism. Hang your head in shame. Embarrassing.

Great pub, great staff, great live music.

Visited with my other half, personally the food was way overpriced. I had balmoral chicken and it cost £18.50, it was nice and i enjoyed it but it not worth that. The fish is what my partner had and again it was nice but was not worth £18.50 I just think it’s really over priced for where it is. Lots of other choices not that far out which we would go too. I had some cosmopolitans which were £8.50, again nice but nothing special. I just think they really need to lower their prices. Would i return based on the recent visit, no probably not. The staff were nice, but when delivering the food to the table, did not ask if we needed sauce or so on. Had to chase up another waiter to get that. There was no atmosphere either. Couldn’t wait to finish and leave.

Went for a celebration meal. I had the Sunday roast which was a reasonable portion and delicious. Other party members had the fish and chips which they enjoyed. Seafood linguine went down well also, full of fish. Lovely views of the fishing loch and also got some sights of a wedding party.

Really disappointed having heard good things. We were treated rudely by the staff and the vegetarian selection was extremely limited. We had to return the main course risotto as it was cold, it was then returned to the table having been reheated in the microwave rather than remade so was still lukewarm. It was an expensive evening that was spoilt by the service and quality of the food. We won’t be returning.

Fantastic breakfast - service from Kyle was outstanding - very polite.

Great pub, love coming here, cheap drinks and excellent staff