Location: Jedburgh
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Reviews on Pub food in Jedburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom. Jedburgh (/ˈdʒɛdbərə/; Scottish Gaelic: Deadard; Scots: Jeddart/Jethart) is a town and former royal burgh in the Scottish Borders and the traditional county town of the historic county of Roxburghshire.
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1. The Belters Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
The belters bar is a friendly wee bar attached to The Forresters Arms with a large range of drinks available on draught and in bottles.We are a dog friendly & children friendly. We serve food daily in the bar and the upstairs lounge bar.Our menu has all s
Reviewed By Maud180291
We are here as part of a stay during a Borders Abbey Way walk. The place is very popular and fortunately we had booked ahead. The venue looks a little tired but the beer was well kept and the food well cooked. Choose from the menu based on your tastes as some of the dishes cater for larger/richer appetites and many of the guests were sharing desserts. We ate steak and chips and fish cakes and chips. Both of which were tasty and well portioned and good value for money. Service was friendly and welcoming. Dogs were welcome in the bar. The clientele appeared younger than some of the other restaurants in the town. There is also a pool table and a TV. As some of the reviews say, it is pub food but good at its craft and popular with locals and tourists.
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2. The Carters Rest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 508 reviews
Reviewed By RichardC826
Came by to eat for the evening after received a recommendation earlier in the day.Warm friendly welcoming staff. Venue was busy. Good menu and selection offered.Food arrived I good time, presented well and tasted good.Definitely a place to come to if your in the area
3. The Ancrum Cross Keys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By sh4lag
Excellent roast beef with all the trimmings Sunday roast. The portion was huge but, as it was so delicious, I somehow managed to eat it all. Although not a huge menu, there's a very good choice including gluten free. You can watch your food being prepared through an open hatch into the busy kitchen. Friendly and efficient service. Tourists and locals enjoying the food and ambience. Easy parking and facilities very accessible
4. The Forresters Restaurant sb
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
The Forresters is The restaurant above the Belters Bar we only open the top floor at the weekend We now offer a large selection of home-made gourmet burgers and grill menu consisting of steaks, chicken dishes and ribs with a large selection of side dishes
Reviewed By Scarboroughgirl
Ate here tonight after reviewing two or three other places in the town. This eating establishment (also known as Belters Bar) serves very good quality pub food at excellent prices. Although probably known more for its burger selection, my other half and I had a menu special of two steaks (mine sirloin his rib eye) plus a bottle of wine for £29. It exceeded our expectations - the service was incredibly quick and the quality and quantity of the food made it extremely good value for money. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it and would happily eat here again! We had a lovely chat too with the owner before leaving - thank you for a lovely evening!
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5. Lilliardsedge Tavern Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Open to guests staying at Lilliardsedge and the public, the Tavern Bar sets the perfect atmosphere for a quiet drink to relax or catch up with friends and family. Serving tea, Rijo coffee, soft drinks, locally brewed real Ales, beers, lagers and house win
Reviewed By 217peterm
Weâd heard that this was a great place for a Carvery with choices of 3 meats, Beef, Turkey and Gammon. The meats were delicious, really well cooked and presented with attentive service.Between us we sampled all 3 meats and most of the âunlimitedâ vegetables. As stated the meats were very good, though the vegetables seem to have mostly been taken from the freezer.The cauliflower was unpleasantly wet and rather tough and overcooked, and the Brussels sprouts were only slightly better. I might have given 3 rather than 4 stars but I have to believe that this can be easily remedied so 4 stars is fair as the most important element, the meat, was very tasty.Finally, the meal for 2 of us with just one Diet Coke between us came to around £24.
