Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Bridge of Allan, Stirling, Scotland. Bridge of Allan (Scots: Brig Allan, Scottish Gaelic: Drochaid Alain) is a town in the Stirling council area in Scotland, just north of the city of Stirling. It lies on the Allan Water, a northern tributary of the River Forth, built largely on the well-wooded slopes of the Westerton and Airthrey estates, sheltered by the Ochil Hills from the north and east winds. Most of the town is to the east of the river; the bridge is part of the A9, Scotland's longest road, while the railway line and the M9 pass to the west of the river. Bridge of Allan railway station is on the Edinburgh to Dunblane Line.
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4 based on 88 reviews
The Orangery at Victoria Square is open for dinner, lunch and traditional afternoon teas. Our menu has a strong emphasis on quality and provenance, including seasonal and locally foraged produce. We describe our evening menu as relaxed and refined dining;
This restaurant is tucked inside the wonderful Victoria Square (a boutique hotel) - where we have been staying. Both nights we had dinner here and I simply cannot fault the food, service, wine list, or atmosphere. The menu presents excellent options and I found it difficult to make a choice, and they have a very good wine list. We opted for mains and a dessert (could not fit in three courses). You start with canapés and pre dinner drinks in a lovely lounge and then move into the dining area. The beef I had last night was perfectly seasoned and cooked to absolute perfection - a medium rare (more on the wonderful rare side), with the most fabulous jus. Homemade breads and whipped, flavoured butters round out the mains. Dessert was equally impressive - a delightful panna cotta. Tonight I had a gorgeous guinea fowl, again with an amazing sauce - this time followed by fabulous local cheeses, fruit and pickled walnuts (a very robust sized serving!). This restaurant is in the hands of a very talented chef who obviously cares very deeply about his craft and who treats the produce with respect. Do yourself a favour and book a table.Dear Thesh0pperThank you so much for staying at Victoria Square and also enjoying your dining experiences at The Orangery. It is just so wonderful to hear how much you appreciated the wonderful food that chef produces and also that you found the wine selection to be so good.Wishing you happy travelsKind regardsKari & Phil
4 based on 383 reviews
Thoroughly enjoyed our dinner there last night. Shame it was so quiet as it is without doubt amongst the best restaurant food in Stirling. Beautifully presented, first class ingredients and our waiter was lovely. We shared the fish platter to start. I had the aubergine and Parmesan bake and my husband had the pork belly with haggis - all delicious and if Iâm honest extremely cheap for the quality. Weâve paid double for a lot less in our hometown of Aberdeen. I can highly recommend and hopefully will be back many times in the future now our daughter has just joined the University in Stirling. Thank you for a great evening.
4 based on 715 reviews
This beautifully appointed restaurant located in a former home was spectacular. The service was outstanding. We were on a short time line and our lunch was prepared and served quickly while still giving us time to enjoy the delicious food. We enjoyed potato leek soup that was rich and perfectly seasoned. The mushroom risotto was wonderful as was the pork schnitzel. As delicious as any I have had in Vienna! If you are in Sterling Scotland donât miss this lovely place where you will be treated like royalty.
4 based on 306 reviews
Award Winning Neapolitan Pizzeria in the Heart of Stirling. People say: "I have been here many times and I am always welcomed with warm smiles and great hospitality. The pizza is wonderful, fresh and delicious. I could say more but I would never stop writ
We had pizzas there as a family. The pizza was soggy as the tomato sauce was too watery. They were not bad but not amazing. The service felt a bit unfriendly as if they would have preferred us not to be there. The restaurant feels more like a small takeaway with a few tables. No alcohol is served. No ice is available for drinks.
4 based on 581 reviews
Welcoming, friendly and attentive staff in ambient surroundings. On our most recent visit we were visiting with friends for Sunday Lunch (13.00) - disappointingly and strangely two (out of three|) main courses offered as daily specials were no longer available? The food we ordered was however tasty and well presented. Would still recommend this restaurant.
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4 based on 617 reviews
Sensitively restored and brimming with countryside charm, The Meadowpark offers British pub hospitality. Mixing classic recipes and modern dishes, the menu is dictated by the seasons, with daily-changing specials also on offer. The bar is amply stocked wi
Place was not busy, despite this the service was very slow - we were there an hour and a half just for a main course at lunch time. Also tried to charge us for an extra drink. The barman did not seem surprised in the slightest and took it off when questioned. Poor, would expect much better.Dear amysum1953,Thanks for taking the time to review your visit to The Meadowpark.Being over charged is never acceptable â sorry. We make every effort to ensure that the correct items are allocated to the correct bills. However, as with everything in life, human error is a factor. The staff are trained not to dispute a bill query to avoid embarrassment for the customer at the point of payment. I suspect this explains the reaction and that he also immediately realised the error. We find that no fuss is always the best policy.I am disappointed that your inference is that it was a deliberate act and that you chose to unfairly publish this on social media. We donât always get it right (a quick scan of other recent reviews might give a more balanced assessment of our business) but if you had chosen to speak to the manager on duty Iâm am confident we could have resolved the mistake. Its good to talk.Kind regards,Siobhan
4 based on 101 reviews
The Crook Bar serves Tapas, fine wine and cold beer. It's causal dining at its best, so you can either sit down at a table, stand or sit at the bar to eat and drink in our atmospheric little bar. We've matched the wines with the food, so why not come see
Bloody love the crook! Been a few times and each time it's relaxed, fun and just a lovely place to be. The food, for me, has gotten even better. My three friends and I booked for Saturday past and shared 12 tapas dishes between us which was more than enough- I refused to share my churros though! Staff attentive and chilled kept checking on us for drinks but without being annoying. Only thing we missed was the live music which must have been the only Saturday they haven't had any but an excuse to go back nonetheless! Well done to owners and staff for making each trip a great one!Wow! Thanks very much for taking time out to write this! As you know we have music on every Saturday, but someone pulled out at short notice last week and it was too late to get a replacement Anyway, looking forward to seeing you again very soon!
5 based on 185 reviews
Forth Valley College's Gallery Restaurant is a truly unique venue offering the 'wow' factor. It is situated in our Stirling Campus and combines the art of fine dining with breath-taking views of the Wallace Monument, the River Forth and the Ochils. Sit ba
Our second visit to the Gallery.Last time the food was excellent, though the service was informal and unsupervised.This time the food was abysmal, but the servers were clearly being advised and encouraged by supervisors.I guess it is hit and miss, but whatever the quality, it is good value (especially if you have wine), and this time we felt happy to be doing a civic service!It is wonderful for these young people to have the opportunity to serve genuine customers.We will definitely go again. (not a complaint, but the wifi didn't work)Hi Mary Thanks for taking the time to feedback to us. As you will no doubt have been aware we have literally just had a brand new intake of students. On looking at review date this would have been our students first week. Although this is not an excuse , we will take on board your feedback. We do look forward to welcoming you another time and providing you a positive experience. In relation to the WIFI if you have any future issues with WIFI please speak to a member of staff and thy will assist you. We have secure logins with user credentials for each user. These are issued via our reception teams.Once again, thank you for taking the time to feedback to me.Craig AndersonB.D.M
Most Popular British food in Bridge of Allan, Stirling, Scotland
4 based on 539 reviews
Beautiful quite setting, private gardens and large car park. open 7 days lunch and dinner
Thinking of a trip to Vecchia Bologna? I unadvise it in the strongest possible terms. The food is PATHETIC. The staff are rude and IGNORANT. One of the worst experiences of my life. Make no doubt about that. The pasta was soggy, overcooked and cold. And as for the sauce? You could barely even get your fork into the stuff it was so thick and gloopy. AVOIDBORING !!!!NOT YOU AGAIN !!The girl from the " AVOID AVOID AVOID " " comment .I do understand that a run of 20 very positive comments for our restaurant must be very upsetting for you . :-)))But it is o k darling we love you and we wish for you and all the first time bad reviwers ,never to be seen again, all the best. Best regardsClaudio
4 based on 431 reviews
Modern Italian Restaurant Ideal For Lunch And Business Meetings During The Day And Night, Serving A La Carte Meals With The Emphasis On Daily Specials.
We were visiting nearby Stirling Castle, and decided to have an early dinner on this great restaurant.The water was very friendly, and offered to make a small pizza for our ten year old.We chose from the early bird menu, and were very impressed with the quality of the food.The stuffed mushrooms, and Pene pasta with broccoli and Italian sausage was superb, and my wife enjoyed her bruschetta and carbonara too.Very reasonable and highly recommended
Where to eat Scottish food in Bridge of Allan: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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