The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

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Amazing little treasure of a place with an array of delicious cake. My partner and son had the peppermint slice that they enjoyed. I had a slice of the best cake I have ver tasted in my life. Lime and coconut sponge with passion fruit. AMAZING!!! lovely little cafe with lots of books, staff super friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend and will definitely be back. Do visit this place!!!

First visit here for me and my husband but our friends we were with had been before. Really lovely staff, helpful and attentive. I decided to go for the Prawn Marie Rose salad for my main course. I asked the waitress what the salad consisted of as didn’t just want a mediocre salad. However, I was disappointed. My salad consisted of a larger serving of leaves the same as my husband had as a side salad for his burger, 4 long slices of cucumber, a helping of Prawns in Marie Rose sauce, a sliced beetroot, a pickled onion and a helping of grated cheese that looks the same as the bagged ready grated cheese from Tesco. All this for £24.45. Definitely not worth the money. I wish I had gone for the steak.

Tuve un gran tiempo aquí! Rosie y Ruandh eran camareros muy bien informados, hicieron grandes bebidas, y fueron realmente encantadores para charlar! Gente genial en el bar también!

Amazing food with very helpful and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

We caught the first ferry (turn up early, the ferry takes 12 people) and did the 2.x mile walk to the Bunkhouse for coffee and cake. Great cake… we had one of everything and the Rhubarb and Custard cake scored highly in our family. Filter coffee too. With a brisk walk we managed to make it back for the 1230 ferry. The ferry stops between 1230-1400 for lunch. For those with small kids, you could take a buggy - road is generally good but some bits are gravel track. The sun was out and Kerrera is stunning. Would highly recommend.

Always a favourite stop when we are driving north towards Tyndrum. On this visit we enjoyed scones and coffee/tea, but we've previously had nice lunches here too. The staff are really pleasant.

The restaurant was pretty average, the service a bit of a letdown. 3 of our 4 main nears arrived at the same time the 4th was another 5 minute wait. The same with our desserts, when 2 arrived, and again a 3 or 4 minute wait for the other 2. To top it off our teas and coffees arrived just as we had started our desserts. I had a nice curry, my wife's beef was tough.

Lovely wee cafe, soup n sandwich.. 😋 hit the spot

Great place full of character and healthy, good food!

The soups are all home made and to die for. Backed potatoes are great with skin only complain is stronger cheese is needed ro give it flavour.

Visited here with my son while doing a tour in Scotland , what a lovely place. Certainly worth a visit if you’re in the area and have some nice food and gift shop as well.

What a lovely place this is , stayed a couple of years ago when attending my cousin s wedding but called back in on Wednesday as we d just been to a funeral and the tea was back at the hotel,my dad was waiting for my sister and I in the car with his wee dog, Kenny who works in the bar very kindly took some food and drink out to the car for him , fantastic customer service from him so thanks again Kenny 😄 the food was lovely too

A great local bar, good food, great service and a happy pleasant atmosphere. I can't recommend it highly enough. Word of warning the food portions are huge.

Ramsay's has never let me down in the years I've been there. The crew treats you like family, the chips are golden and crispy, and the fish is always fresh. A good halal chippy is hard to come by. The deep-fried Mars bar is also highly recommended—guilty pleasure done correctly!