The best restaurants serving British food in Scotland

Food was amazing proper home cooked meals and so cheap, staff were great we had to leave quickly as my partner got a call for work (recovery driver) but they made the food very quickly for us can't wait to back and might even get a takeaway to save me doing the dinner 😉

Fantastic little place with friendly staff and great snacks

Great selection on the menu. Food delicious. Staff are so lovely & helpful. Small gift shop in cafe also. Gorgeous scenery 👌🏼

Really nice, welcoming and helpful people.

Good inexpensive food served well

Great food cooked well and reasonably priced what more can you ask for

Visited Aunty D’s Cafe at Winterfield Golf Club yesterday during a family trip for the October week. We were so impressed with the service and food that we visited twice in the one day, before and after the golf round! 😅 The staff, Doreen, Emma and Steph were so welcoming and accommodating - Nothing was ever too much trouble. We were a group of 6, mixed ages and dietary needs + our family dog and we honestly had such a great day with amazing food and drink. Would highly recommend and will definitely be back when we are in the area next.

Good food. A good range of meal options. Staff friendly and efficient. As it is situated away from the town centre and is part of the golf club, it is peaceful. There weren't any children during our two separate visits, mainly older golfers. Not that I mind children, but if you want a more peaceful lunch, it is a goo7d place to go. You may have a slightly longer wait as food is freshly cooked. It's not a problem when you can relax and enjoy the nice trees and greenery around the golf course.

Had a few in Millers, big pub nicely decorated with comfy feeling. Good for a chill or great with friends 👍

Great views over the area, only missed 5 stars as the long trail up the west side is cut off by several deer fences that are not shown on the map and require a cross country detour

Nice retreat and respite in the centre of town. The only time I wouldn’t go there is if you are looking for quiet. Music is always pretty loud.

The food is very fresh and the staff are ery friendly. the shop looks very clean I would advise that if you are fancying a chippy tea you wont find better.they provide a lot of choice if you are vegan too.😁d

I booked for breakfast at the cafe. Excellent little cafe that opened around 7.30am in the weekday. They have Matcha Lattes and accommodate for milk alternatives. I am not vegan but ordered the vegan breakfast which was excellent. I also ordered a piece of Banana bread to take away for later in the day (which was also very good). Fast service, loved this place, alot of people turned up as soon as they opened so they were popular.

We visited here with about 30 people, 4 kids, 1 teenager and baby not only was the food great but the staff were amazing with us! All of the kids got kids meals so they brought them out first which was a massive help and the kids were also very hyper so I’m so happy they respected that. I’m honestly just so happy with how good the food was and how well it ran 🙂!

The Banshee’s Labyrinth is truly a fantastic spot for a night out in Edinburgh! From the moment you step inside, you’re in for a unique experience. Despite the unassuming entrance, the place is massive inside, sprawling across several rooms with multiple bars, each offering its own vibe and atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to sit back and enjoy a well-crafted cocktail or dive into the lively energy of the main bar areas, there’s something here for everyone. The drinks menu is fantastic, offering a wide selection to satisfy any taste. From classic cocktails to craft beers and unique spirits, the bartenders know how to pour a great drink. The staff is friendly and quick, keeping the energy high and ensuring that everyone has a good time. One of the things that makes the Banshee’s Labyrinth so memorable is its labyrinthine layout – as you explore, you find yourself in different rooms and hidden spaces that make it feel like an adventure. The unique decor, with a hint of gothic charm, adds to the experience, making you feel like you’re in a truly one-of-a-kind venue. In a city filled with vibrant nightlife, the Banshee’s Labyrinth stands out as one of the best places to be. If you’re in Edinburgh and looking for a fun, unforgettable night out, this is a must-visit spot.