The best restaurants serving British food in Jedburgh and District Scottish Borders Lowlands

Visited The Pirn House recently and thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. There's a varied menu with delicious dishes, catering for all. The owners have worked hard to comply with recent conditions and the restaurant looked inviting. The staff there are very welcoming and pleasant too. I can highly recommend The Pirn House.

Quaint wee restaurant with ample parking and good access direct from main roads. The restaurant it’s self is classy but homely at the same time and we were greeted immediately by really nice host (owner). Not going to bore you with how good each course was as it was all amazing and an absolute top class dining experience. Very nice meal was had and as far as we are concerned - the best in dining the Scottish Borders has to offer. Worth a note that it is also very reasonably priced and a 3 course meal with beer and a bottle of wine was under £160…thank you so much Caddy Mann Restaurant.

I did not go in the evening so I cannot commit But if it is open I am sure yhe food would be really great It's all home baked xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Great little spot with friendly staff and good home cooked food. Opted for the bigger breakfast and was impressed with the quality of the ingredients. Great vibe in the seating area and very handy as close to town centre. Decent value for money and set us up for the day.

Amazing scones serves with butter, jam and clotted cream. Beautiful food, lovely view of the Abbey and great service.

Shut down , this establishment no longer exists. Went to Jedbrugh expecting several dining options but really disappointed as most where no longer in business.

Superb room, great breakfast. Good restaurant within walking distance. All in all a great value hotel. Highly recommended.

Not a great welcome and the service barely existed. We felt we were intruding. The bread & oil/balsamic was an expensive disappointment. Two slices (4 halves) of Inexpensive characterless white bread for £6.50? The venison pie was excellent but the vegetables tasted as if they were covered in oil or some such. My wife’s fish was good but 2 glasses of expensive wine and a bill for £75 just didn’t seem just. Sadly we won’t be returning. And I think they knew they had failed us.

Sadly now seem to be closed. Unfortunately the Main Street of Jedburgh offers nothing in the way of dog friendly cafes... the only town in our trip across central Scotland to have that issue.

Some places accept dogs _ The staff at the Roxburghe love dogs. We have stayed in a two bed cottage, the Bowmont Suite and stay and King Estate Suite which all provide luxury and space. We are welcomed with open arms, as are the dogs, who can go everywhere bar the space, the find dining restaurant and the whiskey bar. Thanks for another great stay.

In heart of Jedburgh town centre sit a lovely cafe with one of the best coffees in the town the owner has a good selection of cake witch some are vegan too it also good selection of filling to put in your panini or toasties also a special board with soup of the day and hot local pies and sausage rolls Cafe also has a toilet.

We waren op weg naar Schotland en kwamen hier aan voor de lunch. We namen ieder: soep met brood, en scones met jam. Erg lekker. Terug van Schotland, op deze plek weer gestopt voor de lunch. En deze was weer erg lekker. Edinburgh Woolen Mill heeft ook een kleding- en souvenir-winkel, die eerst moet doorlopen voordat je in het restaurant komt.