The best restaurants serving British food in Lowlands

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.

Took family for dinner and was very disappointed with both the service and the food which was overpriced. Anchor used to be a real favourite of mine. This was my first visit in 4 years and sadly based on my experience on this occasion, I wouldn’t recommend.

We’ve been twice over the last 6 months and one meal was lovely and the other had an issue. I had the chicken Parmy-which was lovely. My girlfriend had the Aubergine biggie course which was quite bland and watery. Dog friendly which is a bonus.

New owners. Absolutely amazibg lasagne. Quick service, friendly staff, reasobaly priced drinks. A perfect meal out with a friend.

Had an excellent lunch with friends. Steak and chips and others had fish and chips. Service was pleasant and friendly. Only comment was that the restaurant was chilly. It was a Monday and the restaurant was quiet but a few degrees warmer would have been more pleasant.

Popped in for breakfast. 1 vegetarian and 1 Scottish. Plenty choices, great portions, tasty maple syrup pancakes and great service. Maybe a bit pricey at almost £20 but the food was good.

Recently came here for coffee and pastry. Service was great, pastrie was good but coffee was terrible. Perfectly located right near the highway near the shopping center.

All the usual tourist stuff, with the accompanying prices, they do a nice range of sausage and the very illusive white pudding, this is very hard to get in England.

This is a traditional old fashioned transport caff, not cafe, a caff. It is a place for Lorry Drivers and long distance travel drivers to nip in and have a tea, coffee, and a roll during their tacho-breaks and let their eyes readjust whilst their truck sits in the layby outside. The decor and menu are based around how these caffs all used to be in the old days of the 1970s. I don't know if it is a recreation, or an actual genuine survivor, but it has it nailed. Keep your expectations in that mode, and try and park your car at the far end of the layby to leave the spaces by the door for the trucks, tankers, and occasional coach which need the extra space and run up, and you'll be fine.

An Awesome Choise Of Homemade Scones ;Cakes; Coffees and Teas , Awesome Meals ,Plenty On Your Plate , Awesome Assortment Of Plants

Because we had our labrador dog with us we were swiftly taken to the bar around the back of the pub. Ollie was very happy lying on the nice carpet. The staff were very friendly and efficient especially Iona. The food came in good time without a long wait. I had the vegetarian lasagna, chips and salad, my husband had fish and chips with mushy peas. Both meals were absolutely delicious. I'd have given 5* apart from the ambiance of the bar we were seated in however we couldn't fault the lovely food and service. Thank you.

Close to Jedburgh Centre it was certainly worth a stop and there were some good deals. There is ample parking and the staff were very friendly.

Foods always good. Tables are always a bit sticky and they are slow to clear them up

The steak tasted boiled not fried and the onions were sparse and undercooked. This was not a good steak baguette. Nice service though in good surroundings.