The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Lovely sandwiches and good coffee. Good service in a lovely tearoom within the elegant house. The salad with the sandwiches could have done with a bit of dressing it was a bit dry and bitter. Apart from that would recommend as great choice of soup, sandwiches and great choice of cakes and scones. Very good value When visiting Duff House highly recommend it.

Great choice of drinks and music on the Juke Box. Owner Jim is excellent with his stories and Banter. Honest hard working pub doing their best in tough times . Will be back .

This chef can cook! Restaurant can be very warm if the sun is shine and can be blinding if you sit in the wrong position. I tried the chicken terrine was was ok but not the best. The steak and haggis pie is to die for as are the chef’s soups of the day. Breakfast in the main was fine however bacon too salty and had better potato scones but the best poached eggs ever. The food in this restaurant is the highlight of the hotel and would recommend eating there if your staying or passing.

Lovely setting ,unfortunately the meal was very poor 😢 gammon fatty chewy and very salty , chips over cooked and veg soggy ..nobody around to take sweet order so rang the reception bell to pay and leave ..disappointing .

Popped in for an evening meal. 2 x very tasty burgers and some good beer later we left very happy. It isn't the grandest of places, but it does deliver good food at a fair price. Would definitely return if we were staying longer.

Beautiful location and decor. Food looks delicious. But, really really wish the cooked breakfasts were better; under-cooked for both of us on two occasions now (and somewhat slapped on the plate) so we will not order this again. While appreciating the aspirational up-market vibe and hoping it gets there, under-cooked breakfasts aside, the prices are way too high for the current offering. Reducing the cost of filled rolls would be a start. 2 stars for the food, 3 stars for the aesthetics, 1 star for the overall pricing.

Carry out fish. Batter was so thick, uncooked and quite inedible. Will not be back. Threw out both fish.

Afternoon tea was very nice, the only thing I can say was a problem was trying to find someone when we arrived, it took 10-15 mins to locate someone. We had a very pleasant afternoon and the food was lovely and plentiful. We would happily go back again. Perhaps you need to upgrade your disabled ramp.

Very good food, decent price and everyone cleared their plates , we will definately return in the summer when we can enjoy the views

Do not make any requests, or you will be met with an intimidating stare and a passive/aggressive response. It made our stay quite difficult, but we stuck it out as it was peak season at the time. Also, our room more suited to a single bed category - with a double bed squeezed into it, there was barely enough room to move along one side of the bed and around the end of the bed, as it was so close to the wall on two sides. There are plenty of other good B&B's in the area who will be glad to welcome you.

Delightful cafe, inside, outside seating(grand views), plenty of variety cakes, coffees and cream teas. Very friendly and efficient service.

Stay away at all cost like a cult owners creepy stuck in 70s needs a deep clean food frozen not fresh

We were on a trip to Edinburgh to meet family for The Fringe. We had some time to spare and had been driving all night from Banbury, and came across this place. We got here around 7.50am and two lovely ladies were more than happy to accomdate us for a lovely piping hot breafast. Great portions, brilliant service, and extremely friendly. Defiantly recommend for a nice quiet, hot, friendly breakfast!!!!

Stumbled upon this farm shop and cafe while looking for a late lunch. Lovely menu with sandwiches, soup, jacket potatoes etc. All food freshly made. We had ham sandwiches and a slice of cake, all of which were tasty. We ordered a child meal for our 21 month old son which consisted of a sandwich, few quavers, grapes and cucumber slices and a small chocolate bar (that they gave us after he ate his main meal, which was handy!). There is a big play area for children with lots of toys. The farm shop was well stocked and seemed to have a steady trade. On the way out the lady at the till said we could take some cabbage leaves to feed the cows with, which I’m sure was the highlight for my son (and hubby hehe)!

Llegué aquí buscando algo ligero antes de un espectáculo en el Teatro del Rey y esto fue sugerido por mi madre como lo había estado antes. Muy buen ambiente en el bar con un personal agradable. No hay mucha variedad: sopas, carne o chile vegano y un par de otras cosas, pero lo que tuvimos fue una buena relación calidad-precio, Estaría feliz de volver!