The best restaurants serving British food in Bonnyrigg Midlothian Edinburgh and Lothian

Celebramos nuestro 32 aniversario de boda aquí. Menú único, bien preparado, gran servicio... y el entorno hace de la experiencia una noche de 5 estrellas! ¡Gracias por crear un recuerdo que conservaremos durante mucho tiempo!

Very nice food and great service from Loren , she was friendly and helpful , steak was well cooked to my order , starter was also very good and drinks were promptly bright to the table

Easy parking, nice table, warm and comfortable, service first class, food and drink spot on. Breaded fish amazing. Lovely lunch.

3 of us for a Spa treatment and lunch Arrived early to use the Spa. Called for our treatments which were all very good and enjoyable. Lunch in Orangery. Soup and sandwiches were very nice. Temperature in here was very cold and didnt heat up very quickly. Tea or coffee was extra to our Spa/ Lunch voucher.

Inexplicably just stopped being a restaurant. Can't find anything about it online. Open but for what purpose I don't know. Now the guests at the associated premier inn next door have nowhere to eat. We were regulars and it was great to have somewhere affordable and reliable to get a meal. We are owed an explanation.

Been coming here for the last 25 years.... at the start 5/5 for food and for a great Saturday night out. Weekdays had the occasional tribute act or spiritualist night. The P!nk act was out of this world. Changes have made recently(since Paul left) over the last few weeks. The food menu has become simplified. Gone are the amazing meals that clearly were made with love and attention to detail. The choices now are very much like wetherspoons, you can probably hear the microwave ping. Gone are the durty fries and the easier to make chips and curry sauce or chips and cheese. The lounge bar is great if you are a bloke wanting a pint of tennants whilst sky sports plays in the background. The best thing about the place is the pub quiz. Hosted by Mac (very funny) usually won by Brian, Homer and Co.

So disappointing at the lack of provision for gluten free. I come here on a very regular basis, I have a club plus membership and like to use my free coffee vouchers and will often have breakfast or lunch with friends. My daughter is coeliac, and I can honestly say in the last year since she was diagnosed I have had to choose other garden centres for coffee lunches. I have just come back today hoping for some thing better - absolutely nothing other than a carrot cake. Come on dobbies, this is 2025. You need to do better!!!

Went for a coffee and cake with the family, then wounded around the shop ,not been in for a while , and still as I remember it