Location: Markinch
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Most Popular Bar food in Markinch, Glenrothes, Scotland
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Markinch, Glenrothes, Scotland. Markinch (Scots: also Merkinch, from Scottish Gaelic Marc Innis, meaning 'horse-inch/island or haugh (river meadow)') It is a both a town and a parish in the heart of Fife, Scotland. According to an estimate taken in 2008, the town has a population of 2,420. The civil parish had a population of 16,530 (in 2011). Markinch is east of Fife's administrative centre, Glenrothes and preceded Cupar as Fife's place of warranty and justice prior to the 13th century.
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10. Cafe Continental
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Just reopened November 11th 2010
Reviewed By George F
Visited on Tuesday afternoon, although it was very quiet we really enjoyed our visit. Had two courses, soup and steak sandwich, the bread is to die for and the steak was fillet, yes fillet. Why this place was not packed I donât know. We will be back!Dear George F,Thank you for taking the time to review your Tuesday afternoon visit with 5 stars. The steak sandwich is indeed to die for! I am so pleased you enjoyed the bread and yes, the fillet steak. From the team and I, we look forward to welcoming you back.With my very best wishesAine Kelly
9. Brewers Fayre Bankhead Gate
Overall Ratings
3 based on 542 reviews
Bankhead Gate was built in 1994 & is ideally located on the busiest roundabout in Fife & the main road to Dundee (the A92). We're also close to Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy & Balbirney Hotel. Our freshly cooked pub food is served up in generous portions by our f
Reviewed By rwwoo
My husband had the mixed grill and I had scampi, we both thoroughly enjoyed our meal - no complaints
8. The Fettykil Fox
Overall Ratings
3 based on 742 reviews
The Fettykil Fox in Glenrothes is a country pub & restaurant oozing rural charm and rustic character. Our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on our menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales a
Reviewed By Gwen L
Very unfriendly and unwelcoming when we arrived. Asked to sit at the dog friendly area. Staff pointed over there which we then asked which part cause obviously its a big area. The staff then said âwell itâs just here, we donât reserve tables for dogsâ. Which is not what we asked but okay. We then continued to order and the staff came back to tell me I couldnât have my 6 month old puppy on the seat. Which is understandable but the way she spoke to us and the fact I was there few months back and he was allowed. If I had him on the floor he would just wonder about and annoy customer which would be worse. So we decided to leave and she actually asked us what was wrong? Which then we told her. To our surprise she was actually the supervisor. The manager then came out and she was even worse. We come here often which then manager replied âWell I havenât seen you here beforeâ. Before we left she had then said âGood luck in finding a dog friendly restaurantâ. We were so shocked about her comment. They are many dog friendly restaurants/cafes I take my puppy regularly and we chose to come here and have an awful experience. You should NOT call yourself a dog friendly restaurant and I recommend staff training.Gwen L, it's upsetting to hear that you did not receive the top-notch service we strive to provide. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will use your comments to refine our efforts to ensure this issue does not happen again.Team Fettykil
7. Gilvenbank Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 208 reviews
Freshly made traditional pub/restaurant food with full table service in the restaurant areas - large parties catered for
Reviewed By Iris K
We Visited the Gilvenbank for Mothersday lunch! It was very good the food was well presented and tasty! If anything the portions are very large baked salmon and roast beef were particularly good! Really nice touch when leaving each mum was given a small bag made up with chocolates!
6. Drummonds Hotel & Steak House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By socialconstruct
We entered this establishment this morning, around 10.45 on May 2nd, in search of breakfast. The unedifying sight of cigarette ends protruding from the receptacle at the front door almost did for us, but, having been disappointed by our usual breakfast providers, Banners House Hotel - supposedly 'closed for maintenance' - we were desperate. Desperate... and about to be disappointed for the second time in close succession. If there were any staff, after 5 minutes they had failed to appear, and a quick search did not uncover them. Perhaps they are unused to customers at this time of day. Perhaps they do not want customers at this time of day. Bear this in mind if you find yourself in Markinch, and hoping for a Full Scottish.
5. The Kettlebridge Inn, Bar & Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
"A little taste of Italy in the heart of Fife!" Traditional Tuscan Italian Cuisine cooked by a passionate Florentine Chef using only the best fresh local produce, served in quaint, intimate surroundings. A cosy, dog friendly bar with a real log fire await
Reviewed By Zdh1379
Visited The Kettlebridge Inn for the first time and will definitely come again. Attended with the family and the kids have voted it their best Italian - ever!Amazing standard of food, great selection and the deserts are something else!Rare that I take time out to write a review but this place most certainly merits one.
4. The Plough Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
A traditional country pub with a warm and welcoming open fire . Bar is open on Friday's from 5pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 4pm. The PLough is now a drinks only pub, however we will occaisionally have promotions such as Quizzes or Fishy Friday. Kepp an
Reviewed By TaylorcraftG-PZ
Took two friends with us to revisit the Plough, which I hadn't visited for years.It was better than I remembered it and well worth the detour around back roads to reach it. Super friendly welcome, extensive (but not too expensive) menu from which we all chose different dishes and none of us was disappointed. Their cups of soup of the day were big and hot and excellent value for money.
3. Banner's House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
ROOMS Five rooms all en suite one has a free standing bath in the room, all have spacious walk in showers en suite. Wooden floors with traditional rugs, walls all white, white wooden panelling, all beds king size. Apple tv/music/media system in rooms. USB
Reviewed By 466bethd
Nothing against staff individually, but there was not enough of them and they were so so poorly trained and had no table manners. The food was either over or undercooked, my salmon was so dry, otherwise would have been lovely. Deserts were to die for though, highly recommend the sticky toffee pudding, if itâs still on special!
2. The Stanes Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
5 based on 295 reviews
Public House Serving food 7 days a week Nacho's, Mozz Dippers, Mac Cheese, Steaks, Pizza, Desserts Kids Menu Also Available, you can book a table through our website
Reviewed By samanthac5060
Came here today for the first time today and will definitely be back, the staff are so welcoming and friendly, the food is amazing I had nachos as a starter and macaroni and chips with salad as a main it was out of this world!
1. Cafe Continental
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Just reopened November 11th 2010
Reviewed By George F
Visited on Tuesday afternoon, although it was very quiet we really enjoyed our visit. Had two courses, soup and steak sandwich, the bread is to die for and the steak was fillet, yes fillet. Why this place was not packed I donât know. We will be back!Dear George F,Thank you for taking the time to review your Tuesday afternoon visit with 5 stars. The steak sandwich is indeed to die for! I am so pleased you enjoyed the bread and yes, the fillet steak. From the team and I, we look forward to welcoming you back.With my very best wishesAine Kelly
