The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Dumfries & Galloway Lowlands

Stayed one night as we were on an early ferry. When initially booked it was because the photos looked nice and welcoming. This was not our experience. There was no one there to book in with. Told the key would be in the safe, after opening and searching it wasn’t. After finally getting in it was not like the pictures. It was outdated, and not particularly clean. It looked like a dog had previously been in which is fine, but it was not cleaned properly afterwards. The floor was covered in white hair and not enjoyable. Appreciated the milk in the fridge, however the cupboard the toaster was in was full of old crumbs and was not clean. The towels provided had a strange smell which was not particularly pleasant. Shower was ok. Temperature was hit n miss with no particular instructions. Not to mention the look of the swimming pool which looked like it could house some serious fungal infections… Not a pleasant stay. Will happily drive through the night next time we have a morning ferry

What a place to enjoy the sport, have a few drinks and grab some amazing food! Great viewing, well priced, fantastic location and decor. Could not fault it!

Worst Starbucks ever been to. Total chaos, wrong order, rude member of staff, another guy tried to make up for it. Dirty toilet. Need more staff!

Stopped off here for a meal, which was good value for what we paid, £24.00 for 3 main courses and drinks. Meals arrived hot, which is a bonus, staff friendly and place clean.

I used to like visiting here but it is going downhill fast.The man on the counter was the most miserable person i have ever seen,he didn't smile once and was quite abrupt in his manner.This could have been due to him being alone at the counter doing everything whilst 3 staff members worked the drive thru.Service was really painfully slow even when another employee started helping.The entire restaurant was filthy,no tables were being cleaned and there was rubbish all over the floor.I probably won't return to this branch.

We had breakfast on two occasions Sat 17th Feb and Sun 18th Feb 2024. My breakfast on the 17th was an 'English Breakfast' (didn't want square sausage) with a poached-egg. The breakfast was generally OK however, the poached was rubbery and the yolk over cooked. The tomato was almost uncooked but the hash-browns were nicely cooked. My wife had poached-eggs on toast which had been tortured in a similar manner to mine. On our second visit on the 18th we gave up waiting to use the single self-select terminal and ordered at the till. Unfortunately, we didn't realise that lorne-sausage is the terrible square-sausage. The tomato was virtually fresh from the vine, the beautiful field-mushroom was partially cooked the fried egg over-cooked and crispy at the edges. The tattie scones were tasty but overall it grieved me to see poor cooking and low standards prevailing. The staff were very friendly but the cook in the kitchen needs to be properly trained or moved to the checkout.

Didn't like the fact there was a small dog in the bar. Not that I don't like dogs I just thought they shouldn't ve allowed in there on a busy Saturday night when the misc was blaring and people were drunk. The poor little dog looked terrified and I had to leave because it was upsetting me. My dog would of been scared too. Its no place for a little dog when people are pissed, dancing, shouting ect it's just not fair on them at all

Hotel very tired and dated. Need’s refurbishment. Beds comfy and everything you needed for an overnight stay. However would be very reluctant to stay here again or any other Days Inn.