The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Tweeddale West Scottish Borders Lowlands

We quite often stop by here for lunches at work. Really great enterprise and a great addition to the town. Great food and fabulous tray bakes.

Always a great experience when you dine at the crown, great food and as a veggie always lots to choose from! I’m a fussy eater and they always cater for my needs. Great local family business and friendly staff.

Lovely meal, had a prawn cocktail, steak fajitas and a strawberry soft meringue roulade. All spot on. The main bar was in good spirits, but for quiet meals the separate dinning room is a nice contrast. Lastly the service, really good, friendly and efficient. Would definitely recommend.

Lovely place with a good selection of cakes opted for the Biscoff Cheesecake which was very good...very busy cafe...nice selection of chocolate gifts...would visit again if in locality

Ten out of ten! The ladies that where serving us were hot, AMAZING icecream and really good prices! Would definitely recommend.

On a rainy day in Peebles this was the first café we came too.So pleased we did.We both had a toasted sandwich, lots of filling.Also had a piece of coffee & walnut cake,an Ecclefechan, 1 latte,1 pot of tea.Total cost £17,very good value for money.

We stumbled upon this little gem when in Peebles. The lady serving us was so friendly, down to earth and so chatty, helping us pick from the menu as we were so indecisive about the great choices! She also advised on the cakes as well and didn’t it disappoint. The carrot cake was superb, the best we have ever tasted and the size was huge! We were in heaven. Thank you for our lovely food. Make sure you visit dellas if ever in Peebles, you won’t be disappointed

Late afternoon cuppa and cake. Nice choice of cake, can recommend gluten free carrot and empire biscuits. Pleasant helpful staff. Clean and bright, tastefully furnished . Looks like a nice lunch menu, reasonably priced. Will definately be back

Here is a traditional pub on Peebles High Street. Inside there a few nooks and crannies and a separate area called the library.  There a number of options for sitting - either on stools, comfy chairs or sofas.  The upholstery is a bit jaded/frayed on a few chairs/stools.  There are a fair number of TV screens for sports fans. On our visit they were all showing past games and were on mute and music was being played. There is a good selection of draught beers and a menu offering a range of eating options. We had lunch (Hunters' Chicken and Scampi) and found both were good, standard pub grub and well priced. Service was good and friendly though it felt like I waited longer for my dessert than my main!

If you're looking for service with a smile, then your in the wrong coffee shop.