The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Lowlands

Always a great meal in the Swan. Service is always efficient and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The interior could do with a refurb as it is starting to tire. The colour scheme is a little bold and I think something more traditional and cosy would really set this establishment off.

We had a lovely breakfast here today. We had delicious filled rolls and coffee, everything was great quality and the service was friendly and efficient.

Breakfast seemed a fair price, but on arrival left a bit to be desired. Grilled tomatoes were warmed only and the sausage was small considering it was the only one on the plate.

Nice cake and coffee, but bit of a disappointment after reading online recommendations- limited selection other than scones and cake, and the staff not very friendly compared to other individual cafes: thought this would be something a bit more unique and special : nice bookshop and store

Gerard McGonigle. My wife and I stayed in this hotel in September this year( 2024) and were delighted with the place. We could not understand how it ever received bad reviews. The staff were always pleasant and included in the very affordable price was a full Scottish breakfast.I’d have no hesitation in recommending this hotel. Sincerely, Mr.&Mrs.McGonigle.

Very disappointed, arrived for lunch bringing my brother and wife as they are on holiday, had to wait 10 minutes to be seated although there was an empty table where we were standing, we were given menu's then totally ignored for the next quarter of an hour, a young waitress saw us and I asked could we place an order (we were going to have a 3 course lunch) she said yes and then went over and chatted with another waiter, after a further 5 minutes we decided to leave and go into kelso, we went to a place in kelso and were treated correctly and served immediately.

Sorry this review is late but can I say we stopped off to watch the play off final( national league England) and we were made to feel so welcome by the lad behind the bar whose name I'm embarrassed to say I cant remember. I must say the locals on the day were fabulous and were fellow Poolies by the end! As far as the place itself it's a proper pub,clean ,good beer good craic and very very freindly atmosphere if ever we go back over that way it will definitely be a place to visit

What a disappointment, felt really let down as the pub says it dog friendly... NOT..!!! We arrived Thursday 17th October for 4 days expecting to eat, drink and be merry in the bar and restaurant only to be told that dogs (pups) were not allowed in the public bar, however we could sit outside... we all took a seat and asked if they could turn on the outside heaters only to be told they were not working and they hadn't worked for some time.... they advertise outside heating!!!!! We had no food with us for the first night, we all spent our evening in the van with the dogs and a rotten Chinese from the local village... NEVER AGAIN.. there was 8 adults and 1 child.. the whole point of us travelling here was to be together and waited upon with good food from morning to night for 4 days... we eventually left. DONT BE FOOLED... WE WERE....

Having read some earlier reviews I was a little apprehensive but can assure prospective customers that the poor reviews are really not justified .Yes the menu choice was small but the three of us had different main courses and we agreed all were delicious. Luckily my wife's haddock and chips was too large a portion so I had to help her finish it. What a hardship! Nice crisp batter and triple cooked chips. Service was adequate, if a little slow, but we were not in a hurry. Nice ambience and reasonably priced.

Had a dream ne night stop over here on the way to the highlands. Beautiful ground floor room with patio door. Spotless and comfortable. The dinner was excellent with good choices served by great staff. Plenty of choice at breakfast. Only sorry we were only staying one night.

Stopped in for lunch on the way North. Had the soup and scone deal. Seriously the best cheese scone I’ve ever had!

My family called in for a meal on our way home from Scotland. The boy who served us, Dylan, definitely deserves a five star rating. Nothing was too much trouble and he made sure we had everything we needed. The menu choice was very good and very large servings! I would definitely recommend a meal here.

Have had a caravan in portpatrick for a number of years and visited the Galloway often. Have recently eaten there a couple of times in last few months. The food and the standard of service have been great, big enough menu, plenty of choice. Food has been really good and portions sizes relatively large for a reasonable price. Might be advisable to book as can be quite busy in caravan season.

Myself, my fiance and our 3 children attended here this morning for breakfast with santa. The place is under new management and in the process of getting opened back up and this morning did not disappoint. The place was lovely and warm and set up beautifully and traditional asthetic which I loved. Only a few families in which probably is because most people didn't hear about it but I loved that aspect as my children can be feral so it was less overwhelming. There was so many breakfast options, fried breakfast items, toast with all the spreading options, pancakes, a variety of fruit, orange and apple juice coffee ect was lovely. There was activities set up for the kids which everyone had fun with and then santa came for a visit. Kids got lots of time with him, a gift, photos, lots of conversation it was nice not to feel rushed or under pressure the atmosphere was so welcoming. The place was decorated beautifully and the staff were dressed up which the kids also loved. Overall we had a brilliant morning as a family and ill 100% be back.

Christmas dinner was awful. Carrots not cooked Turkey tasted off, rancid, inedible. Very disappointed after looking forward to a good meal