Location: Wigtown
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Most Popular Bar food in Wigtown, Newton Stewart, Scotland
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Wigtown. Wigtown (Scottish Gaelic: Baile na h-Ùige) is a town and former royal burgh in Wigtownshire, of which it is the county town, within the Dumfries and Galloway region in Scotland. It lies east of Stranraer and south of Newton Stewart. It is well known today as "Scotland's National Book Town" with a high concentration of second-hand book shops. It has a population of about 1,000.
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1. Bladnoch Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Just south of Wigtown, near Newton Stewart, Scotland, very popular with the locals, deservedly.
Reviewed By kingyd2017
We called in for a drink after visiting the Bladnoch Ddistillery across the road. The pub was very busy, which to me says it must be good. The young guy behind the bar had excellent local knowledge and was very polite when explaining local attractions.We really enjoyed our drinks/chat and we will definitely visit again.
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2. Craft Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Craft Hotel, Bar and Restaurant offers great food, fantastic drinks and inviting accommodation right in the heart of Wigtown. Situated in the centre of town, Craft is within easy distance of all the local amenities and tourist destinations. We pride ourse
Reviewed By McAlpines
We were lucky to get booked into the Craft Hotel restaurant on the first Sunday evening of the Book Festival. The place was very busy, constantly turning people away. Yet, the staff were cheerful and the food was lovely. And it was so reasonably priced. The steak pie is to be recommended (and the wine is cheap and nice, too!). Great service, great value for money and good food.
3. Harbour Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By Jeff W
Visited The Harbour Inn for early dinner on a mid week evening and the staff managed to squeeze us in as most tables were reserved. I had a really good burger (chicken and haggis) and my wife chose a large haddock and chips. Well, when the meals were served I had food envy as the fish really looked superb. There was choice of normal fish, or large (which is what she had for) £11 and an extra large for £14, which quite frankly must be enormous.We were only staying on the small excellent Garlieston Lodge campsite in the village, so only a few minutes walk away, but the food here was so good, the service efficient and friendly and their local 'Gold' ale fine too that we booked a table for dinner the following evening. Glad we booked as The Inn was busy on a Thursday evening, but the food again was tip top. My wife chose the sea bass with Thai noodles and I had the haddock, and we heard others say that the fish was really fresh and it really really was. So I'm very happy to recommend this great traditional village pub, and hope it remains unspoilt, it's a joy as it is.Thank you for your review. We are constantly striving to cater for all needs and we are so pleased you enjoyed the food.
4. Restaurant @ Creebridge House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Set in its own grounds as part of the hotel. Has two dinning areas and comfortable bar with log burning stove. All food is cooked fresh to order with specials that change daily. Special dietry requirements are catered for on an individual basis.
Reviewed By Paul W
Arrived for an early dinner at 5.30pm so we could beat the evening rush. First time visit so was pleasantly surprised by the cosy bar and restaurant. We had a drink in the bar while looking at the menu and after ordering they said they would call us through to our table when the food was ready. The restaurant itself was very pleasant, not crowded at all with plenty of room around the tables. We had steak pie, rump of lamb and braised beef. The steak pie was really excellent, best I've had in a long time. The lamb and beef were also excellent, no problems there. Now for the minor issues.....All the vegetables were rather hard... Not cooked enough in our opinion. I do like my veg firm, but they were just too firm. The jus for the lamb came in a jug and the braised beef gravy did not... The complete opposite of that described in the menu. Not a problem for the lamb, but the beef was left swimming in the gravy. It would of been nice to have the gravy in a jug. Please note: these are just very minor quibbles and not serious enough for us to complain about.Unfortunately there was no cheesecake of the day, but the creme brulee and shortcake was delicious, but not quite set at the bottom.....The service was excellent and I would highly recommend the whole experience.I will certainly return....
