The best restaurants serving British food in Central Scotland

We have been here many times and have always enjoyed the food and service.We had 2 plates of soup and bread which we enjoyed.The bill was £1.40 more expensive than the cost of the soup.We were told this was for the water.I said you charge for CV old tap water and was told the water is free it's the serving of the water they are charging for. This charge is ridiculous and nowhere else I have been charge for tap water.I may have missed the mention of a service charge on the menu however surely the customer should decide whether to tip or not for good service. I see there has been a previous review for charging for hot water which I understand but disappointed in this establishment for our charge.Not keen to return now.

Excellent staff and great food. We ordered too much because it all sounded so good and we were hungry. The food was very good. The staff very welcoming and fun to talk with. Lovely place.

Stopped here this morning visited Johns snack bar. Lovely roll and square sausage with bacon and nice coffee. Will be back first time stopping here

On a festive winter walk with friends, we stopped here for lunch. The festive decorations around the room, adding to the occasion and beautifully set tables. The staff were friendly and attentive, with good service. The food was well presented and perfect portion sizes, although everyone throughly enjoyed their meal, my only criticism was my salmon meal was not very hot. A wonderful afternoon, setting us up perfectly for the nighttime walk back. Overall, very good, I would throughly recommend a return visit.

we were regulars here and brought a friend on Friday My.husband ordered nd.by.midtske omitted yp ask.for.my.toast yo be.left.inbutterrd as eating butter hospitalised.me Naturally it came buttered and I.asked politely for a dry.l.pirce which arrived few moments later tjhe waitress a bout.q7 arrived to order properly.in.future and I was mortified by.her lecture at age 80. Will not banging again

Christine you are a star cake coffee milkshake soup toastie there is nothing you can’t do Absolutely love this warm welcoming coffee shop

While wandering through Aberfoyle came across this little butchers. Glad we did, the Roll and sausage/ black pudding doubler was amazing, great value for £5 my son had the Steak roll also delicious. No hesitation in recommending this establishment. A wee day out, you have to pop in.

The best fish and chips I’ve had in years, and my friends agreed. Everything made fresh to order so you can wait a while to get your food, but the wait is definitely worth it. Nice touch that you get offered a wedge of lemon with the fish supper, and the homemade tartare sauce is AMAZING! If you’re lucky with the weather you can pop across the road to the braes and eat your food on the banks of the Tay (maybe even catch a famous Tay sunset if you time it right!) Highly recommended.

This was a great find on a rainy drive from Oban to Fort William. The staff were particularly welcoming, the food was excellent, and I was able to start my Christmas shopping in the bookshop!

We were staying just down the road in Tayinloan and saw this place as we passed by. We promised ourselves a visit and we have loved it. Great staff and great food very friendly guests in the restaurant and it’s dog friendly! The view is mesmerising we loved every bit of it! Thank you. We hope to return before we head south again!

I’m surprised to see the food so well reviewed for this place. While the setting in indisputably spectacular, the food is well below standard. Greasy fish and chips, slow service and high prices. I know this is on an island and therefore difficult and expensive to source supplies but there’s no excuse for the poor quality of the food served. It really is Wetherspoons standard. The pictures of fine dining food on the Tripadvisor page are not representative of what is served. Come for a drink but eat elsewhere.

Food was ok but feels like you eating in a church hall.. bar ok but tiny and no space and full of dogs at the time People blocking the doors in and out

Needed to kill an hour in Aberfoyle and what better way then a mid morning coffee and sausage roll. I needed a dog friendly and Internet provided cafe, the former seeming in short supply in this town. Station Cafe fitted the bill and , although only some seats are 'dog friendly', I can see why: others would have the pooch impeding servers. You can order via the QR code, but would have been helpful to add the server is the BT Net site, not 'Station Cafe.' Obviously the lorne sausage is home made and exactly fits the bap - nicely done in a toasted bun. Coffee not so good: I asked for a large two-shot, but I think it's a one size fits all and the small cup contained weak and quite bitter coffee.

A 2 min drive from our holiday let and a great experience. Saturday early evening dinner with our dog. Friendly and welcoming staff. Comfortable seating in a beautiful location. The food was served quickly and was freshly cooked. Pigeon and black pudding starter, steak, and fish mains plus a couple of fantastic puddings. Almost perfect (the medium rare steak was closer to medium well) meal and I would happily recommend to anyone in tgee area.

Eigentlich wollten wir nur einen Tee trinken. Aber dann sahen wir der Sticky Toffee Cake hat uns einen Strich durch unseren Plan gemacht.....einfach nur großartig!!!!!