The best restaurants serving British food in North Berwick Coastal East Lothian Edinburgh and Lothian

A last minute trip to East Lothian resulted in us finding this lovely pub/bistro/hotel. A traditional venue from the outside with a bar the locals can drink at and a restating side for a more formal sit down meal. We had one night here and would highly recommend the friendliness of everyone we encountered. The evening meal was stunning with generous portions. I had Scampi that was delicious. The jewel in the crown was definitely breakfast. The fact it was hot and not tepid like some places. A really enjoyable stay and we will return when in this area.

Pretty disappointing dinner here. Came and ordered two steak baguettes, each costing almost £20. They came covered in a caremelised onion chutney and so much melted cheese and yet, were still so bland. Bad bread, bad steak, bad cheese. It came with a watery chimichurri sauce for dipping, which didn't really feel thought through with the rest of the dish. Won't be back.

Our first family visit to a Thai restaurant, the food was fantastic, very authentic. We shared a starter platter and then had main meals. All delicious. Service was friendly but as it was getting busy with walk ins and take aways they were often a little distracted. The garden area was beautiful and would definitely recommend booking a table out there for the evening. Remember in Thai time food is not a fast experience, one to relax and enjoy!

Lovely food and scones were a treat. It was a bit of a squeeze as one of our party was in a wheelchair but the staff were very helpful moving tables around to make room.

After a very disappointing visit to the Ship we walked along to here. We only had enough time for one drink before we had to go for our train. The difference between the Ship and here was night and day. Staff friendly and helpful and actually behind the bar. Unlike the Ship. Tables cleared immediately unlike the Ship. Customers were welcoming and full of information about the best places to go in town. Plus cheaper than the aforementioned. Highly recommended.

nice spot in town centre for a quick bite to eat and lovely coffee. i got the vegan toastie which was served with coleslaw and it wasn’t until i asked if it was vegan that i learned it wasn’t vegan. ideally i would be told this when i was ordering so i could ask to not have it, so just a heads up for anyone with a dairy allergy make sure to say !

Oh dear what has happened?! Although it has always been expensive you didn’t mind as much as service was always great and had a buzz. Sadly it’s died a death no atmosphere. Wine came before water very very poor.

Just one question, why do you have a picture of a gollywog on the wall of your bar/restaurant? And please don't say it's vintage like the rest of your niknaks - that image is racist and it always has been. I'd love confirmation that you are removing it. Your place is packed with vintage posters and items, do you believe that racist image of a gollywog is necessary and adding to the aesthetics? Please respond below thanks.