The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in Lowlands

What an amazing cafe plenty of gluten free options to choose from all very tasty mocha coffee and they post out gluten free item in the post whoop whoop what a find

The staff, the atmosphere and the food were all lovely. The pumpkin gnocchi were one of the best things I've ever eaten. Their focaccia was amazing too.

Sadly they have now closed down, but if they ever reopen it’s excellent. (Aug 2023).

Very nice restaurant mixing classic/ modern British and European cuisine. Although for a Saturday evening in August was quiet, it seems this style of restaurant would do far better in somewhere like Bristol or Manchester or a more fashionable rural area such as Cornwall, mid-Somerset (I.e., Wells), the Welsh borders or Aberystwyth where there will be far more more foody clientele/ customers and where the chef could be more adventurous

We had a fabulous meal here, I recommend the teriyaki chicken!!! Beautiful room out back full of fairy lights, great atmosphere. Great place to eat.

Starter was divine along with the bread disappointed with the lasagne it was very salty the three of us said exactly the same. It won't stop us going back.

Came on a Sunday which meant roast or evening menu. Went for evening menu. Portions were small and food was average

Outstanding food, truly amazing. Good quality, not too expensive and lovely owners. The quantity was generous and we shall certainly return. Beef pie was top notch!

Surroundings look great having been recently refurbished. The meal was excellent and so tasty Presentation lovely. Staff were friendly and couldn’t do enough. Would highly recommend.

I have dined here twice , once on a Saturday night and once on a Monday night , both times the food was incredible and out of this world , we could not fault the food. The Saturday night was with two friends we all loved the food and the service was great, we had a lovely young woman serving use she was bright and cheery. Our food was delicious, definitely tasted fresh and presented beautifully. Our second first was about 2 weeks later we came on a Monday ( just myself and my husband) unfortunately this time the service was not as good , our food however stayed the same amazing standard, however our server this time a younger girl wasn’t as great , we found little to no conversation with her and when we asked a question regarding the Miso cod she said I don’t know , However the Food won it for us and we will continue to support this Restaurant as whoever the Chef/Chefs is are clearly very very good

I visited The Horseshoe Inn with my family for a meal only, so could not comment about the rooms, apart from the restaurant and toilet. After hearing and reading positive comments I have to admit that my own visit was rather a big disappointment. Most of the waiting staff were nice and the location was okay, and that's all when it comes to positives. However, going to restaurants is mainly about food, and this aspect was very poor at The Horseshoe Inn. My partner's venison shank seemed to be badly cooked, because it was very chewy. My battered fish was extremely oily, while chips added to my children's and my own meal appeared to be soggy and tasted of nothing else but oil. Only my son's burger was edible. Overall dinning experience I would describe as poor, and I am pretty sure that I would not be back to Horseshoe Inn in the future. Add. Note: a review that was written just about a week ago bizarrely disappeared / turned to be invisible from Google Reviews 🤔

I visited Thomas Tosh last week while passing through Thornhill. Delighted to see that my favourite lemon and raisin cake is back on the menu, and that as always, the coffee, service and general atmosphere is good as ever! Thanks again to the staff, will be back next time I’m in the area

A very very pleasent experience anbd great scram We arrive as they were closing, but they stayed open, got everything going again and gave us a great time. Highy reccomentds (and some good second hand books to)

My wife and I visited for lunch while staying in Port Patrick. The house itself is relaxing, quiet and full of charm. We had the 4 course set menu which was divine. Soup to start, then salmon! To die for, then venison and cheese for after. Great wine selection, port and coffee. If you want something special and memorable then this is the place to go.

Delightful and charming small hotel in a rural setting Superb dinner and breakfast Very dog friendly - dogs and their owners will love it Walks nearby Super hospitality and warmth 10 lovely rooms to choose from Highly recommend for a mini break