The best restaurants serving British food in East Berwickshire Scottish Borders Lowlands

We were greeted in a most welcoming manner on entering. We ordered two toasted ciabatta with amazing fillings. Both absolutely delicious and the apple and home baked cinnamon cake and the chocolate brownie were exceptional. Best my wife has ever had! This family business of over 23 years is well worth a visit and is extremely friendly. Top marks from us 👏👏👏👏

I missed the music night but will catch it next time! Food was great, looking forward to another schnitzel soon too.

Found this beautiful club restaurant when me and girlfriend was heading back for our road trip from Edinburgh to London for New Year Eve, when we arrived they are about to close but decided open for us <3 The food is amazing, fresh seafoods Most importantly it’s people’s beautiful souls, the guy from there even gave us a handmade gift when we left, making our trip meaningful. Thank you :)

I arrived on my own with my dog. You have to order inside but dogs aren’t allowed inside. It was quite busy but the waiting staff asked if I was alone and said they’d be happy to come and take my order at the table. They came quickly, took my order and brought it out really promptly. The crab sandwich was lush. I had a choice of white wine, and the Sauvignon Blanc was delicious. They were so chatty and lovely. They were happy for me to pay when I left and I’ll definitely be returning.

Whilst staying nearby I googled a random pub lunch with the kids. The welcome by Craig was awesome, service perfect, interior interesting and immaculate and the food was just phenomenal. The kids food was home cooked and so cheap! Where I live I would have paid double the price for half the quality of smoked salmon fillet ciabatta. I just wish I lived closer!

Absolutely lovely time, and a big thanks to Karen @ the complex, a lovely lunch, with lots of TLC, and made the birthday lunch special. Followed by great kid’s entertainment with the animals & science show! Brilliant team, brilliant show, we will be back!! Thank you for going out your way to make us relaxed and happy!

Great wee café in the middle of Coldingham. Popped in a couple of times with my collie dog. Very friendly owners, nice tea, coffee and selection of cakes. A real asset to the village.

We stayed for one night for our anniversary and had a lovely stay. The room was spacious and clean and had a great view south over fields and the bed was comfy and the shower was great. We had a drink before dinner with canapés which was nice and a lovely meal served by friendly staff. We had no complaints about anything at all, but we spoke to a member of staff to enquire about the situation with dogs in the hotel. We had been thinking of staying a few months previously and as it advertised as being dog friendly it fitted the bill, but we chose somewhere closer to where we were going, which turned out to have been a good decision. She said that dogs were not allowed in any of the public areas only in the bedroom and when you are eating the dog must be left in the car or the bedroom in the cage provided by the hotel. This would not have suited us, but it may suit other people, but anyone booking should be aware of this before they arrive. I would describe it more as dog tolerated than dog friendly and I understand the reasons for it, but it should be made clear by a description on the website.

Great little cafe. Excellent bacon, sausage, and egg role for the price. Coffee was ok. Opens early.

What a fabulous meal we all had, great food, attentive service, watched the sunset over the sea… we will definitely be back. We were a family of 6 of all ages and every one of us enjoyed our 2 courses… desserts looked amazing we just didn’t have room as the portions are so generous! Would highly recommend the scallops and black pudding and the scampi.

We really enjoyed our lunch at The Craw. A great roast beef followed by local ice cream. Friendly staff and a nice traditional pub atmosphere.

Mackays was absolutely the best fish and chips I had tasted in years. The portions were very generous, and the menu was surprisingly wide-ranging too.

Managed to get a table downstairs in the bar area which was snug and warm. We shared the homemade pate as a started which was excellent and well portioned. For mains we had a starter of the squid and a portion of chips and the steak and ale pie. Both were very tasty and well presented and filling! service was really good and staff attentive and polite. Great place to eat, highly recomended.