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Stumbled across this place while on holiday. Food was delicious and perfect size portions. Our whole family enjoyed the meal and service - highly recommend

We had tea here 2 nights during our stay at Portpatrick thoroughly enjoyed it.Had the venison which was lovely , the large Yorkshire pudding and the cod , for dessert Baileys cheesecake, apple crumble and sticky toffee pudding all was delicious we would definitely book again

Not a place I would go again. The food was tasteless and very little meat and what meat there was, was uneatable. Very disappointed. The waitress was very polite a credit to the pub, the manager was very rude - she should realise there is an old saying: the customer is always right

Basic, didn't feel clean, coffee too weak

On arrival the tumbleweed was greeting you at the door. Understandably it’s winter, but on speaking with the waitress we found out that the restaurant is only open from Friday to Sunday. Food was well below average. A party of seven guests arrived whilst we were in and the two year old within their company ran the show with everyone apart from the parents, grandparents taking responsibility of looking after him . All in all a challenging experience

Not sure why my previous reviews has been removed. If you could get back to me this would be great, Kind regards, Karren Darren.

We had 6x rooms booked for wedding including the Ash suite paid extra for family and guests fur a wedding the Ash suite there was no hot water for bath and patio doors blowing open and rattling all night. There where still gift left in cupboard from 60th party. We booked 2x dressing gowns and slippers and put on our bill but where not allowed to take them.rang reception said no hot water and attitwas couldn't care less re water or patio doors they also explained not to take dressing gowns as did not belong to hotel.. Reception staff very cold and uncaring it seen they have had your money and not bothered we where a small party for wedding but should be treated as well as a 200 party not looked down on like something they stood in .the ceremony at the gretna Anville was amazing couldn't fault it fool if laughter and fun but also very professional by all concerned even the piper was outstanding the meal was lovely but very very slow booked for2.30 started gone 3 two course took 2houes ..then had to chase staff for clearing tables as everyone was getting bored by the time we got to coffee and shortbread which was extra there was only 6 at the table

Love this place for a stop-off between Manchester and Glasgow! It's just lovely for lakeside stroll with soft grass to picnic on and paths to explore away from cars and roads.

On visit to Galashiels, I just had to pop into Macaris for breakfast, been several times in the past, and wasn't disappointed. Great friendly service and great breakfast.

I went on opening night with high hopes. The waitress who served us had been hired a few hours before, on the day of opening. The iPads used to take orders all crashed when the WiFi went down. So orders had to be retaken but there was no paper for the waiters and waitresses to write on. So we waited almost 30 minutes for food. The Thai curry I ordered came at the exact same time as our starters. The fact it was tepid when I finally started eating it mattered less because it was so over salty I could not eat it. My starter was quite nice. We had to share with our waitress the fact the bathrooms were overflowing with paper towel waste as they had forgotten to put waste bins in the loos. All in all it was not a great night out. Lockerbie needs a decent restaurant so we will give it another go and hope they have improved. If they don’t listen and learn though people might vote with their feet.

Lovely coffee and tasty freshly made breakfast rolls. The cakes also look delicious! I’ve been here a few times before, usually after Crichton parkrun which is held in the adjoining grounds and fancied popping in for a mid week coffee. Definitely worth a trip!

I have reviewed this Restaurant as part of the Galloway Arms Hotel, so this will hopefully clarify the earlier reviews. We have been on a number of occasions since the last review and we have not been disappointed with the food at the Nine Mile Bar & Bistro within The Galloway Arms Hotel. On this visit we chose two times Two Course Specials priced at £14.50 each. The Starters were battered Chicken Goujons, which was quite a large portion and Tempura coated Prawns. Both dishes were very good and the Chicken alone would have been enough for my Wife as a main course. (Small Eater). My Wife had the Beef Stroganoff and I had the Salmon in Dill sauce for the main courses. Normally, we tend to have just the main courses and therefore we had to take home the chips, which were provided along with the Stroganoff half & half. A pint of Moretti is £3.50 and a large Chardonnay is £5.00 and the total bill without tip came to £37.50. The surroundings in the Hotel's main bar is simple, but cozy. A 10 minute drive from Dumfries gets you to this Hotel and I think that it is worth this very small effort.More

2nd and last time we will visit. Card machine ran out of paper when we arrived and took them 15 mins to get one, I ended paying cash as I just had enough but not enough for a drink. After waiting 10-15 mins for lattes they weren’t very hot. Another 15 mins the breakfasts came, unfortunately we had asked for one with poached egg so that went back. 7 more minutes it came literally stone cold. Everyone in restaurant complaining. Very poor experience

We enjoyed our tasty sandwiches which came with a wee portion of side salad and some crisps. The cakes also looked delicious, but we didn't sample them.

Good pitstop on the way to Scotland