Been coming here for years after walks on the Meadows. Good spot to rest, but they only let dogs sit outside. Shame, as it&#39;s a bit of a faff with the lead.

The tater tots were a pretty good side. Crispy on the outside, nice and soft inside. I&#39;d definitely get them again. The place was a bit loud, but the food made up for it.

I have tested a lot of those &#39;afternoon tea&#39; experiences in Scotland and this one was, by far, the absolute best one from all points of view.

I had the best afternoon tea at the Balmoral! The selection of teas was impressive, and the food was beautifully presented. The staff were incredibly kind and made our visit memorable.

A nice old pub, feels like stepping back in time. Had a quiet drink here, which was pleasant. The atmosphere is cozy and the building itself is lovely. It&rsquo;s a decent spot for that.

Popped in on a quiet afternoon. Nachos and a margarita hit the spot. Quick service was a nice bonus.

Stumbled in and the taco sharing board was a real find. Best I&#39;ve had in ages. Nachos were solid too.

The Balmoral pheasant Sunday roast was a proper feast, so much meat! 🍗 They were really nice about moving us to a cosier booth when we asked.

The atmosphere is lovely and the staff are exceptionally kind. I highly recommend trying the jungle broth; it&#39;s fresh and delicious!

The hot chocolate was the real deal. Thick, not too sweet, with a proper dark chocolate flavour that coats the spoon. It&rsquo;s what I come for. The homemade brownie on the side was decent, a bit dense for my taste, but the chocolate intensity matched the drink well.

Love the vibe in this old building, perfect for a catch-up with friends. It&#39;s got a cosy, lived-in feel that makes you want to linger. Gets super busy though &ndash; definitely book a table!

Got here at 9am, table for five in under five minutes. The Scottish breakfast was spot on. Sausages were proper. Coffee kept coming.

Loved the vibe here for a quiet breakfast. The Belgian waffles with poached eggs and bacon were spot on. The pastry display is a real highlight though, so many tempting choices like the Basque cheesecake.

Love how tucked away this place is. The classic menu hits the spot, and the drinks are solid. It&rsquo;s got that proper local feel, not overrun with visitors. Just a nice, relaxed vibe for a quiet pint.

Loved the tucked-away feel here. The venison bourguignon was rich and tender, really hit the spot on a chilly evening. The low lighting and wooden tables gave it such a warm, intimate vibe.

The lamb shank was the standout. Slow-cooked for hours, the meat fell off the bone effortlessly. Rich, deep gravy with a hint of rosemary. A proper, hearty dish. A bit pricey, but you can taste the effort.

This was my grandsons 2nd birthday meal but Toby Carvery said they did not have my booking via the fork even after showing my confirmation and we had to wait 20 mins for a table. However that being said we had a lovely evening and staff were great

The steak pie was the star. Lovely chunks of meat, a generous amount of rich gravy, and the veg still had a nice bite to them. Portion size is definitely not an issue here.

The tuna sandwich was fresh, flaky and really hit the spot. The bread was toasted just right, not too hard. Paired it with a flat white, which was smooth and had a nice crema. That&#39;s a solid lunch right there.

A relaxed spot, nice for a quiet lunch. The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience feel effortless. The kids&#39; play area is a thoughtful touch, letting you actually enjoy your meal.

The tartare sauce is homemade, which is a nice touch. It&rsquo;s fresh and balanced, not too sharp. Really lifted the fish and chips.

Andrew was so nice and attentive. Really made the whole meal feel relaxed. Service like that is a rare find these days.

Our tea for two was excellent my wife and myself really enjoyed ourselves and would recommend this to anyone it was an excellent day out for ourselves. The service and food was excellent.

Love that they&#39;re so welcoming to dogs. The outdoor seating area was perfect for my pup to relax while we ate. Made our visit so much easier.

Came here on a Friday for the live music. The band was really good, just the right volume for a chat over dinner. Made the whole evening feel a bit more special.

Quick lunch stop. The frilly tagliatelle was spot on, sauce really clung to the pasta. Kid loved the new dip &amp; dunk thing. Service was fast, got us in and out. Good for a quick bite.

Lovely garden out back. A real hidden gem. Had lunch there on a sunny afternoon. Just a quiet spot for a bite.

First time here and the veggie burger was a total win. The patty was so flavourful and not dry at all. Chocolate cheesecake was the perfect follow-up. Really friendly vibe from the staff too.

Gets packed on weekends, but the drinks are reasonably priced. Sat outside when it was sunny, which was nice.

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