The best restaurants serving British food in Larkhall South Lanarkshire South West Scotland

Nice wee pub with pool area and TV. Nice bar staff who always smile. Enjoyed it there

Amazing lite lunch and nice friendly staff. Nice chilled vibes and great food. Also had the Lion Mane Tea which I was told by a friend was great. Didn’t disappoint

We have been here many times before but this time was disappointing. Firstly, the chicken and rice soup I had for my starter was really delicious. Mainly our mains were fine but my husband’s pork roast was served with one Brussels sprout which was inedible so I gave him some of my large portion of brussells. There was no consistency and a lesson in making Yorkshire puddings wouldn’t go a miss. Two of us had desserts, mine was an ‘after eight’ thing which was awful and my sister had the pavlova which was crammed into a glass, presentation wasn’t great but she said it tasted ok. Our main gripe was the service, and prices, the staff were ok but the wait between courses was unacceptable. Oh, I nearly forgot to mention we paid £9.50 for a glass of wine which had we realised we would never have ordered , at least Dick Turpin had the decency to wear a mask!

Great food and brilliant, friendly and helpful staff 👍👍

Our very favourite place to pop in for a treat and a coffee. Staff are wonderful and the cakes are to die for! Our week would not be the same if we didn’t visit!

We last visited The Music Room 5 years ago for a light lunch and decided to revisit the other day because we enjoyed ourselves the last time. When we arrived we were warmly welcomed by Alison or SuperAlly as we quickly realised. She was managing to run the bar very efficiently and make lunches in between. 👏 My wife had chips and a chicken and cheese toastie. I had home made lentil soup and a roll. Couldn’t believe it was only £2 for mine, it was lovely. We will certainly go back to The Music Room the next time we’re in Larkhall 👍

Arrived to be told they were only serving breakfast at 1030 am, which I thought was poor. Ordered 2 rolls n bacon and a can of juice pretty sure it was nearly £6 which is outrageous

A really lovely, cosy wee place. A classic exposed stone and wooden beam type spot. All of the staff were super friendly and attentive, happily helping with with anything we needed. The quality of the food was a pleasant surprise. It was excellent quality "pub grub", beautifully cooked. We had the classic scampi and chips. The chips, like most things on the menu, were homemade. Homemade beef and ale pie, then finished off with homemade sticky toffee pudding. We were stuffed. The portions were quite large. I can't recommend this wee spot enough, we were delighted.

Lovely Sunday lunch in newly refurbished restaurant. Food and presentation was excellent, more than a little effort had been put in and sweets sumptuous. Staff very pleasant and efficient. An enjoyable experience. Hotel set in the lovely Clydeside.