The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Excellent Christmas Lunch. Very busy but students coped admirably and the whole experience was exceptional. The food was very well presented and tasted devine. Stephanie served us today and was very polite, efficient and made us feel very welcome.

Now this is what I call a bowl of soup. The tastiest chicken and rice soup I've ever had. So filling unfortunately I had no room for a tasty toastie or any of the cakes on display. This welcoming cafe in the pretty village of Kirkmichael in South Ayrshire is well worth the drive. Just 20 mins from Ayr.

What an absolute stunning place! We arrived as soon as the doors opened on the day of the Weymouth Iron Man 15/09 and bagged the first table closest to the road so we could cheer on my sister's partner. The service was excellent and we had more frozen cocktails than the place could handle! My sister and I terrorized the harbour with our megaphone for the runners and enticed more and more diners in with our loud mouths! The bacon,brie and cranberry toastie was absolutely wonderful and came with a plethora of sides including crisps, coleslaw and a dressed salad on a wonderfully plated board! The cocktails were to DIE for which a lot of other people had succumbed to on our visit (with thanks to the megaphone). Overall, the best place to eat, best service and THE BEST PART, it is independently run! What a rarity, must try if in weymouth!

We were passing and stopped in. Such a fantastic deli. The lady behind the counter was very friendly, very knowledgeable & everything we bought was delicious. Highly recommended.

We had a lovely time at Lamlash House for its Valentines afternoon tea at the weekend. Very attentive from our welcome in until we left at the end, not rushed. The afternoon tea was served on cakestands along with individual teapots with loose leaf tea which took me back, chosen from a tea menu. The food was delicious, in particular the homemade caramel onion sausage roll. The staff went above and beyond to make our table’s celebration special, a treat. The private house was a former bank and is not open all the time to the public, so you need to look on the website and prebook. The interiors are exceptional with Charles Macintosh in the main dining room. Well worth a visit and well done to the owners for what they have achieved renovating the building and opening the old bank up as something different. We will be back for a third time later in the year.

Great service, very friendly people and amazing food, décor is really nice as well 💚 family friendly and there's tables outside 👏🏻

Delicious coffee and scones with amazing friendliness from the ladies serving. Can’t wait to return. Tables were filling up fast. Only on street parking is available but not a great issue.

Lovely friendly cafe offering a good variety of sandwiches, paninis, coffee, drinks and cake. Nice views of valley and golf course. Seating inside and out. I had a nut butter beetroot carrot panini, my partner had local ham and cheese sandwich. Both came with fresh salad. Parking area. Glad we spotted this by chance!

We had the chargrilled chicken burgers Absolutely unbelievable So good my partner went back for a second one would highly recommend 👍

This shed is miles down a single track road, in a beautiful setting but hardly in a commuter belt. It is so well stocked. Cakes - so many to choose from, hot and cold drinks, ice cream, fudge tablet. The caravan park further down the road must help with trade, but it is a great place and I hope it continues to flourish and the baker continues to bake (Oh and the cakes and tablet were fab).

Great cafe in a rural spot. As we were a group of 16 hungry cyclists and hadnt received a warm welcome at one cafe, we rang ahead to be told, yes, they could accommodate us. When we arrived 25 minutes later, the owner had made a victoria sponge! The scones were the best we've had so far.

We had very nise coffee and lemon drizzle cake - would go back again if we are in the area. Staff were nise and chatty and friendly.

We arrived back from a tiring day out,and we were hungry.A quick glance down the High street,and we came upon this oasos.After ordering two fish and chip light bites,we say in and enjoyed.One thing for sure,don't order the full meal,because it is too much.We feasted on the light bites.

Fabulous food and great service. Thoroughly recommend both the venison stew and the sea trout! Advisable to book as it’s not huge and it has a great reputation with the locals…