The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in Scottish Borders 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.

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.

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!

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 🤔

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)

Food was good, service was fab, and the pub has a cosy vibe.

This was the first place to eat we found after walking up the hill from the abbey car park. The menu was reasonable and it was busy and the staff friendly. I had chicken goujons and chips which was very generous and large, and my husband had fish and chips - also reasonably sized. There is a small car park a little nearer by the town hall.

My usual Kingrib Supper from the fish and chip shop underwent a regrettable alteration in its recipe following the COVID-19 pandemic. The resulting product was unsatisfactory. However, I am pleased to report that the primary supplier to UK fish and chip shops has reverted to the original recipe, restoring the dish to its former quality.