The best restaurants serving British food in Annandale North Dumfries & Galloway Lowlands

What an absolute stunning place! We arrived as soon as the doors opened on the day of the Weymouth Iron Man 15/09 and bagged the first table closest to the road so we could cheer on my sister's partner. The service was excellent and we had more frozen cocktails than the place could handle! My sister and I terrorized the harbour with our megaphone for the runners and enticed more and more diners in with our loud mouths! The bacon,brie and cranberry toastie was absolutely wonderful and came with a plethora of sides including crisps, coleslaw and a dressed salad on a wonderfully plated board! The cocktails were to DIE for which a lot of other people had succumbed to on our visit (with thanks to the megaphone). Overall, the best place to eat, best service and THE BEST PART, it is independently run! What a rarity, must try if in weymouth!

I couldn’t recommend Jamie and his team at Potting Shed Produce enough! Jamie and his mother are incredible chefs, the food is second to none. The most delicious hog roast, exciting salads and sensational summery deserts. Jamie and his team are always welcoming and care for your needs. The entertainment and live music is very professional and enjoyable, they really want their audience to get involved. If you haven’t been to an event here at PSP, you’re missing out! Thank you again for such a wonderful day!

Amazing real Scottish breakfast!! Perfect portion and extraordinary taste. Deffo use it in a future Helpful and kind staff.

Waitress not very helpful regarding deluxe milkshake flavours, failed to mention all the different types(oreo,biscoff etc) we saw later when paying at the counter. Traybake dry, tasteless and awful cheap chocolate topping. £3.70 for a very small hot chocolate.

Visited for lunch. Overpriced food and poor quality . Service was awful and not the fault of the young waiter who unfortunately had just started . Price for lasagne on the specials was extortionate ! Wouldn’t have minded but it was tasteless and I think chef forgot to add the sauce . Curry was tasty but sauce very watery . If the waiting staff had done a check back then would have told them at the time but no check back . We did say to the senior waitress about lasagne when collecting plates and the response was yeah ! . Waitress brought a glass of wine to table but left dirty glasses sitting ? When paying bill and asked if all ok when I said no I was told I should have told them at check back when I said we had no check back young lad who had just started was told off but actually was older lady who served us! Was given a bottle of wine as an apology . Much preferred to have had the uneaten food removed from bill but better than nothing .

Absolutely gutted to find this place had ceased trading, since our last visit in August 22. This hidden gem was part of our journey down south for the past 7 years, after stumbling on it by accident. It offered a hearty meal for a fraction of the price they charge, at a service station

Was heading to Carlisle for a meeting this week and stopped in Moffat. I didn't have long so decided to buy a sandwich and cake. Was served by an extremely rude and badly trained and brash assistant. Customer service certainly wasn't her forte. She must have missed the staff training session, and is absolutely unsuited to the retail sector. Hopefully, the owner will realise this. As for the food, the sandwich was decidedly average, bland and tasteless. To make matters worse I was given the wrong cake which looked somewhat tired. I certainly wouldn't recommend this outlet. To quote Dionne Warwick "Walk On By."

This cafe has a really distinctive menu for its size with a choice of meat- fish- and plant-based dishes. They were extremely attentive to a very unusual dietary issue which involved them adapting several elements of one of their menu items. Both waiter and chef spoke to me before we settled on a dish. This was all handled in really friendly manner.

Very disappointed. Lukewarm coffee, cold sausage rolls, very slow service. Redeeming feature, the delicious fruit scones. Tasty, fruity and enjoyable. Overall, overpriced and not impressed

Lovely little bar in the centre of Lockerbie, very welcoming and safe during these strange covid times

Nice, clean rooms. super friendly and helpful staff. Great food. Proper old pub!

Fantastic Staff Lovely room in the garden area. Here for business , so having this room was so relaxing . Food was fantastic 💯. I had the Fish &Chips.Veggie Burger was yup Lovely. 🧑‍🍳 Would definitely stay here again .😃

Would like to give a big thanks to yourselves and your team for the fast response and friendliness of the kings arms at this very trying due to the mass power cuts. Friendly staff, good food and very clean rooms . Definitely stay here again.

We were lucky to arrive before the coaches did so more or less had the place to ourselves. Very good value for money. A single cheese melt in the high street would set you back £12, without a coffee. We went for the tea for two at the wool mill for £18. There was enough to feed 4 and the same with the coffee we chose. The staff are all kind and down to Earth. They provided us with a box that we could take the excess cakes we couldn't eat. It was the Christmas tea for two which included the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sandwiches. Too much cranberry for me so made the sandwiches a bit too much like jam sandwiches for me. This aside, I would recommend and will return. Was all good and well worth the money. Home made mince pies and scones were very good.

on arrival Sally was helpful and polite after a mix up in orders thankyou for a positive experience Both coffees tasted really nice.