The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in Lowlands

Omg this place is top class!! Previous Michelin Star, they haven't dropped their standard. 2 or 3 course set menu, the menu had a map of Scotland titled The Larder, showing where their ingredients are sourced. I had the best Cheese Soufflé I've ever had, large for a starter and so cheesy tangy. Hubster had the salmon marinated in beetroot, on the small side but delicious. Beautifully rare lamb for main with a filo pastry black pudding, and a lamb samosa, so minty, amazing accompaniments and presentation. Hubster upgraded to a Rib Eye, said it was the best he'd ever had. Chef wasn't keen on serving it blue, but it was perfect. We were full really but couldn't resist the dessert menu. White chocolate rice pudding... omg just the best! And sticky toffee pudding. We'd mistakenly booked a bar table, and couldn't understand why we couldn't move to the restaurant as there were free tables, but the service was excellent, attentive and friendly. It was all amazing, thank you guys 👏

Short weekend break at this lovely hotel, the food was great in the bar which is the same menu as in the restaurant, good breakfasts too, lovely hosts that looked after us very well thanks for everything.

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

Staff were shockingly rude. Went in for a drink but needed the toilet first but was refused by an arrogant male member of staff with a smirking young woman next to him on the stairs. Both were incredible rude and ignorant. Was tempted to shit on the stairs. Worse customer service I have ever came across.

Probably the worst lunch experience I’ve had. Party of 4 waited 20 minutes to be served when it is very quiet barely any tables in. Then proceeded to wait 10 minutes for the 4th meal to arrive never showed ask server they said that they would check 10 minutes later says that it’s just getting started horrible experience other meals in party weren’t great either £15 for a tiny curry. A burger that the meat looked barely eatable….. Won’t be back and definitely do not recommend

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.

Recently had a great meal from the Top Chippy, great food, good price and pleasantly served. Everything was freshly cooked and was of the highest quality

The meal on offer was a carvery, every carvery I have been to you go to the servery and chose your meat and the help yourself to the vegetables, not here the waitress asked which meat we wanted this was then plated and served with a very small selection of vegetables. There was very little meat, and it was not very hot, we asked for extra gravy which came in a milk jug !!!!!!. The fresh Fruit salad was mainly tinned friut. Needless to say we will not be dining here again.