The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Wonderful food, great views! Very nice sitting outside! Lentil soup and smoked salmon were delicious will definitely return, loved the little minature train in the front outside sitting area

Lovely looking cafe in Glasgow's West End. I had haddock with some coleslaw, my partner had burger and chips, and we both had a mug of tea each. My haddock initially had a strange taste and I soon realised it was the tartare sauce. It was horrible! I ate what I could of the rest but the tartare sauce left a nasty taste in my mouth. That said, I had a few chips from my girlfriend's plate and they were very nice. No grease at all, and in fairness the fish wasn't greasy either. My girlfriend didn't really enjoy her burger saying that the bun didn't taste great and the Gold Star tomato ketchup wasn't great either. The lady who served us though was so welcoming and friendly and a credit to this place. She was lovely and the tip we gave was for her. The cafe is basic but equally quite stylish with exposed brickwork lit up which I liked, and the prices were OK. Please, please, please though get rid of them tartare sauce sachets. I know Gold Star tomato ketchup is what chippies in Scotland use so I can't really suggest changing. I did like the coleslaw though. Food. 6/10 Service. 10/10

Lovely restaurant situated in the courtyard, decently priced food etc, after your visit or before the house tour, its advisable to take a bottle of water on the house tour, there is a lift for those with mobility issues, many stairs.

What a great day out. Food fantastic. Service was great. It was lovely to just walk about in the shop and in the garden. Would well recommend wee journey if your looking for something special. Shop staff are amazing. Gardening staff know what they are talking about and give great advice. Looking forward to our next wee visit. Well done all thank you for a great day xxx

We always used to love visiting the Mount Stewart with our dog for food & drinks. When we booked recently for an evening meal we were told we could only eat outside due to the bar having been refurbished. As it was a cool evening it would not have been possible to enjoy hot food there, so sadly we had to cancel and go elsewhere in the village. Having looked into the bar it seems almost all the seating is now at high tables, which is not suitable for many people to access - sadly the previous welcoming comfortable and cosy ambience of the bar seems to have been lost in this update.

Popped in for lunch basically soup and a sandwich thought all aspects were really good from the Lovley staff who were very attentive to the great food easy to park and really good Will be back

Fantastic place for breakfast! So welcoming and accommodating different diets! Best service best food best hostess! Best prices!❤️❤️

There were four of us and we all rated The Merkister highly! Indeed it shared top place of our many dining places during a two week stay in Orkney. The welcome was warm, the service excellent, quiet and gentle and venue pretty amazing. We all ate different dishes and were all 'wowed' by what we selected. The Westray Seafood Parcel for starter was simply amazing and the seafood salad exquisite - as was the monkfish curry! Hopefully the Merkister will be at the top of the dining out list when we return to Orkney - twice - in 2025. Top marks all around.

We had a lovely lunch, everything was perfect; the asthonishing view, the nice setting, the sea food platter, the friendly service, even the music was great. Would definitely book here if ever I come back to Skye!

The roast scotish lamb rump is the best and the fish and chips we really enjoyed the! Lemon mousse is fabulous! Thanks a lot

Just returned from lunch with my son. As it was a Bank Holiday it was very busy and we did not book. The lady managed to squeeze us in, much appreciated. We both had soup and sandwich and tea which was really tasty. Service was very quick and staff very nice. Will be back.

Stayed here for one night before getting the ferry to Mull. Perfect to break up the travel, and a delicious meal for dinner. Helpful staff, comfortable large room, was worth the recommendation to head out to the lighthouse in the morning before the ferry, thank you.

Family lunch for 12 people reserved weeks before and were told we could eat upstairs in The Avenue at the time we made the booking. On arrival we were informed that the upstairs was being redecorated and that we'd have to eat in the bar. Had we been warned we would have changed our reservation. Food was a mixed bag: my calamares were not properly cooked - some were practically raw. My brother had patatas bravas which were also hard and undercooked. My sister in law's salad was apparently thrown together with the most basic and cheapest ingredients. The general consensus amongst the rest of the family was just OK and average, rather than anything more positive. Such a pity as we have eaten here 7 or 8 times and the quality has always been good. I hope things improve soon.

Love this place. Authentic little chip shop. Lommy and the girls are always friendly and provide service with a smile. We get a white pudding supper and battered fish. Portions are generous and fish always fresh and crisp. I tried a battered Mars bar this time and although it wasn't on the menu, Lommy was happy to make one for me and wowsers it was good. Not sickly as I thought it may be. Perfect gooey goodness w a light crisp batter. I went in for a second the next day!!

Stopped for lunch. Definitely a good decision. Bacon rolls were excellent with the bacon cooked to perfection. Cheese and mustard scone with additional chutney went down well. Three pots of speciality tea. The Bollywood Chai is superb. Great value for money. Highly recommended