The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scottish Borders Lowlands

Absolute over priced tosh. Tourist trap end off. Sticking to my local Fish and Chips shop in Blackburn. Rick you are a rpick Pal sort it out!!.

My family and I regularly visit the Cedar Cafe . My sister and her husband from Edinburgh come down yesterday to meet us and they were treating me and my partner for lunch . Both sister and my partner very happy with the Sunday roast and my brother in law happy with his macaroni . However my baked potato was one of the worst I have had anywhere . Prawn filling was fine , but the potato skin was solid dry -probably over cooked . The inside of the potato was a strange consistency gluey stretchy look . Not fluffy and hardly much of it . Small side salad was on the plate also. This well baked potato cost my sister £12.50. The young waitress asked us how our meal was I said to her awful , she thought I was joking but it was the clear i wasn’t. I got an apology from her but that certainly didn’t make me feel any better . Came home still starving . I really do like this place but they need to up their game . Really really disappointed. Plus side , it’s clean and spacious and nice staff , though some may need better training .

We had a lovely lunch in this small café. The chowder was delicious and the staff were friendly and efficient. They prefer payment by cash if possible. (They have a toilet for customer use, but it is at the back which is up a few steps.)

Easter Sunday Lunch/Birthday Celebration - we’d been looking for somewhere in the area that would be able to accommodate 5 adults, 3 kids and a dog :-) We were seated in a side lounge/restaurant that was suitable of a party of our size and the dog, it was comfortable, fresh and rustic. The staff were great, we were seated and a drinks order taken, menus given etc etc. We chose just two courses from a fab menu, Roast Lamb, Roast beef, Burger, fish and Chip and puds Lemon Tart, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Creme Brûlée, ice creams were our choices. You could tell the food was freshly cooked and prepared and great care taken with the presentation. The Vegetables for the Roast dinners served seperate, which is in our eyes great so your not over faced with too much on your plate, plus I didn’t have to eat the veg I don’t care much for 🤣. There was no rush for us to leave our table which sometimes can happen in restaurants. Front of house team very friendly and even willingly sang Happy Birthday to the birthday boy. When we are back in the area, we will most certainly be visiting again. Thank you

Superb pub. Popped in for some great pub grub on a Saturday evening. Lovely atmosphere, friendly staff, good value food and two cask pumps showcasing an independent brewery. The kind of pub you wished you lived near. Highly recommended.

What a combination. Lovely food and whiskey and wine to buy. Nice coffee and good service from the staff. We had our dogs with and the weather was great so we were sitting outside.

Was housesitting for a friend and decided to cheat on dinner on my last night. The Blackadder was just a short walk. I found the server very friendly and charming. Had the Brie for starter and then the Balmoral chicken which was lovely. You know you've had a good meal when you feel a little depressed when you reach the bottom of the plate!

Always something different to enjoy on a lovely menu. The homemade soup is delicious as is everything else. All the food is fresh and tasty. Recommend this place to anyone visiting Hawick

My husband and I stopped by here for lunch. The train ticket we had purchased had taken us to Tweedbank, but we quickly reboarded after realizing there were many more options to be had in Galashiels. Dave's was one of the places that popped up after a Google query. Despite having just made it past the lunch rush, the person at the counter was very cordial. We told he that we were celebrating our first anniversary/latermoon and gave us a baked treat and a recommendation for a nearby park whereby to enjoy it. I'd highly recommend Dave's if you are looking for a tasty yet affordable lunch spot.

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.

This is one seriously classy cafe! Excellent gluten free options available and my goodness the soup is fantastic; it was such a pleasure to enjoy “proper” food. The service is excellent and worth a visit to Duns just to have lunch here.

A gem of a cafe. Perfect stop on the way to the coast. Plenty of food choices. Quality was superb and the service was spot on. Highly recommended

Under new management with great hosts, Chris and Jacqui, and an excellent chef. The fire is always lit, the pub has a great selection of real ale with regular guest beers. The wine choice is also great with lovely wines by the glass. But the real star is the food. A great choice of dishes with daily specials. Have eaten there 4 times and I highly recommend giving it a try.

Fabulously friendly welcome for us and our dog. A great find in a beautiful setting. Good food and great cakes too. And our dog Monty insisted we went back next day - for some more cuddles and sausage!

Visited Selkirk whilst on holiday in the area, nice sunny day so sat outside with our dog. My husband ordered leek and potato soup served with bread/butter. I opted for the chicken Mayo sandwich with crisps/salad/coleslaw. Both had lattes. Everything was delicious and served by a very friendly member of staff. Definitely would return and recommend