The best restaurants serving British food in South West Scotland

Fantastic afternoon tea experience. Very relaxed atmosphere and first class service from all members staff. Beautiful sandwiches, cakes and scones. Definitely something worth experiencing. Exceptional in every way and exceeded our expectations. Don’t hesitate!

Nice cosy spacious cafe with comfy seating and reasonable prices although not a great selection of cakes and fancies.

Love meeting my family here when I visit Scotland. Always my go too for the best strawberry tarts ever! The best homemade, delicious hearty food.

The absolute worst lunch I have had in many, many years. I was charged £6.50 for a tuna and cheese (allegedly) panini that looked like it had been given the last rights four days before, and £3.00 for a *small* dish of incinerated chips. The cutlery wasn't sparkling (to a point where I preferred to eat with my fingers) and the tables were sadly lacking a good wipe down with disinfectant. And don't get me started on the two pint pots on the window ledge with what appeared to be cider vinegar in it covered partially with cling film to trap flies presumably as there was one lost soul already in it's tardy grave. Had I not been with friends and didn't want them to feel uncomfortable, I would have asked for my money back. Would I recommend going to this bar? ... I leave you to answer your own question.

Recently moved to the area and decided to check out the locals for our “regular” Really glad we went to the Wee Train Fantastic atmosphere, friendly staff and locals and great looking menu. We’ll be back to sample the food and also booking in a team for the next Pub Quiz. Good luck to William and Shaun in their venture - certainly deserving of great success.

Went here for lunch with my husband today ,ordered 2 macaroni dishes with chips they served us both with cold chips non cooked garlic bread which we didn't ask for,we also had a drink each,bill came and they charged us £7.50 extra for garlic bread which we didn't ask for ,bill came to 33 pound which is absolutely disgraceful, plus we were informed from the staff in Iceland the garlic bread they use is bought from there store ,absolute rip off won't be back ,

Very tasty-but £11 for a small toastie and mini bowl of soup?? Staff friendly, cafe has a high standard of hygiene-but don’t go if you want value for money!

Smashing wee tearoom-Karen’s delicious home baking with good coffee surrounded by crafts and gifts! What’s not to like! Thanks Karen , you’re a star!

Perfect spot on a rainy day . Service was professional and friendly . Good choice on the menu with the soup and sandwich combo really good value . Decking outside looks well kept . Great value and good quality .

Now a bistro diner called The Wynd bistro. Small place with friendly staff. Tried this place out on a Groupon voucher and it was great. The portions are excellent and the variety of food good. Good value for money and I would definitely return.

My wife and i called in to Millie's for the first time recently and we were glad we did. The food was very good and the service was too. We both had the cooked breakfast which included tea or coffee and toast. At £5.99 we thought this very good value for money. We could recommended it and will visit again.

Went to the Longhouse for my big birthday breakfast without having to make a booking. Great welcome and service was first class. Expressed our gratitude and turned out the waiter on work experience from a local college. The guy was brilliant and clearly has a bright future in the hospitality industry. Now looking forward to a return visit in near future. 👏👏👏

Walked in at 20 past nine to be told the place was shut and staff were going home. Even although it says online it closes at 10.

Don't eat, but the bar is excellent 👌 Best pub in town. Really good beer well lager. Kudos to Cheryl 👍

Awesome location Great ambience Kind staffs