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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Moffat
Reviews on British food in Moffat, Scotland, United Kingdom. Moffat (Scottish Gaelic: Am Magh Fada, "The Long Plain") is a former burgh in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, lying on the River Annan, with a population of around 2,500. It was a centre of the wool trade and a spa town.
Things to do in Moffat
10. The Moffat Chippy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By nicola090372
We visited Friday evening whilst staying at the local campsite. We both had fish and chip suppers. The fish was absolutely delicious ... the batter was light and crispy and cooked to perfection. Chips were tasty and just as We like them. Everything was being freshly cooked to order and well worth waiting a little longer for. Thank you for a lovely tea...we will be back if ever visiting Moffat again. We like to think our local chip shop is the best but you have proved us wrong...keep up the good work.
9. The Stag Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By K R
Stopped here for an evening meal and certainly made a good choice from all the hotels on Moffat's High Street. The service was prompt and friendly and our waitress (think her name was Skye?) couldn't have been more polite or welcoming, she deserves a pay rise! The meal itself was well presented and everyone enjoyed their choices. I'd highly recommend The Stag, we'll certainly call back if we're passing again.
8. Balmoral Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By castel123
The fish and chip shop is joined on to this hotel, i don't know who owns it but it wants shutting down. The fish was ok the batter terrible, but the chips were utterly inedible, grey shrivel up cold excuse for chips. Went straight in the bin. The chips must have been cooked at dinner time if not earlier and reheated. These were not fit to feed to a dog never mind human beings. My advice is keep well away
7. Annandale Arms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Smart intimate restaurant in the centre of Moffat open to non-residents. Serving the best in local seasonal Scottish produce. Recent awards: Food Review Scotland 4 star, Hotel Review Scotland , Real Food Award Dumfriesshire and elected Game-to-eat Restaur
Reviewed By SpiritofWallace
Although we had visited Moffat many times, this was our first visit to the Annandale Arms restaurant My starter of Cullen Skink was excellent and the portion was just right. For our main course, my partner chose the fifth and chips and again, itâs was cooked and presented perfectly. I had the flat iron steak with chips, and two sides of peas and mushrooms. The taste was superb.Service was good and the girls who waited on our table were friendly and attentive.The prices are good as well and I have no hesitation in recommending this restaurant whatsoever.
6. The Rumblin Tum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By hildenley
We had a lovely sandwich lunch in the Rumblin Tum cafe in the main street of the lovely old town of Moffat. Had we stayed longer we would have returned for dinner. Serves breakfasts, hot meals & light lunches, also wines & beer. Great find - plenty of room, very clean & the staff were really friendly.
5. The Star Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 429 reviews
Reviewed By Sportypants
We were unsure where to eat when on an overnight stay in Moffat. Places we looked at seemed quiet then we stumbled across this hotel. It was busy which was encouraging and as we walked in it seemed cosy and inviting. Staff were very friendly which is important and we felt very welcome here. I had the macaroni cheese and it was fantastic. I never thought anything could eclipse the macaroni cheese served on Calmac Ferries but the Star Hotelâs did!! My partner had the beef burger and was also impressed with the quality of the meal. So, in summary, great food, old prices and friendly service. I would return if I was back in the area.
4. Cafe Ariete
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By vivien p
The soups here are always very tasty and homemade, the choice when we visited was Ham Hock and lentil and leek and potatoe, chose the first and it was very tasty with big pieces of ham in it. The filled rolls are very good as well and filled to bursting with lovely fresh ingredients, got cheese salad and it came with salad garnish as well, lots of cheese and salad was not just boring lettuce and tomatoe only. The cakes also are very good in this cafe but didn't have room for one unfortunately.
Moffat Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Moffat
3. Jack and Rachel's Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By Graham L
I have called in this cafe several times over the years going to and from Northern Scotland but sadly it has changed hands and has now become very popular with dogs and their owners. Unfortunately I prefer to eat a meal without the smell of wet dogs and their barking and yapping. I accept that dog lovers might love the place but sadly for me and my family there will be no repeat visit. The food and service were adequate.
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2. Brodies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 790 reviews
Reviewed By Veronica S
If you are in Moffat I would recommend stopping off here for a cocktail. The bar itself has vintage touches and lovely comfortable armchairs. Great selection of gins and tonics. I was driving and was delighted that they had an alcohol free Gordon's 'gin and tonic' - the grapefruit one was excellent. Very large goblet glasses meant the drink lasted a while too and £10 for 2 drinks (one alcoholic) was fair (with a nice bowl of crisps on the side!). Staff were very nice and advised on the menu. I hope to return.
Where to eat Scottish food in Moffat: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. The Limetree Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 176 reviews
The Limetree has been one of the top restaurants in South West Scotland for more than a decade. There is consistent emphasis on the best quality ingredients, many sourced from the Moffat area and seasonal cooking.Chef Matt Seddon sums it up well: "I cook
Reviewed By Sanz1820
Locals are truly blest to have a restaurant of this quality on their doorstep. We were stopping one night in Moffat on the way north, and checked with Trip Advisor for the best place to eat. We phoned the Limetree and got a table. It's fairly small, not many tables, so I guess it's difficult to get a booking in high summer. Definitely not a place to turn up to on spec.The food is excellent - cannot be faulted in any respect. Not a huge number of choices, but everything cooked to order. The wine list is fine, and the service is friendly and very professional. If the residential side of the business is as good as the restaurant, then Hartfell house must be the place to stay on our next visit to Moffat. Highly recommended.
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