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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 4 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kelso
Reviews on European food in Kelso, Scotland, United Kingdom including The Contented Vine, Lemon and Thyme Restaurant, The Tipsy Ghillie, The Roxburghe Hotel
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1. The Contented Vine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 474 reviews
Reviewed By AlanC700
Visited on a quiet Sunday evening. Lovely decor and very spacious dining area and bar. Serviced quickly with drinks and varied menu to choose your favourites. Staff attentive. Most impressed with the quality of the mains as well as superb presentation of all dishes. Tasty food and ample quantities for mains and desserts Will definitely return and highly recommend this restaurant
2. Lemon and Thyme Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By June J
Another wonderful dinner on Friday night with fabulous dishes and such friendly service. Our compliments to the chef & waiting staff for a memorable meal. Definitely the only fine dining restaurant in Kelso. We will be back!!
3. The Tipsy Ghillie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
The Tipsy Ghillie.....an all day cafe space open from 9am serving brunch & lunch dishes as well as home-made scones & cakes. 5 evenings a week the space becomes a relaxed candlelit Wine focused Bistro serving a selection of freshly made small plates & pl
Reviewed By Ian R
When you walk in to the wine bar you are treated to a mix of traditional and modern decor, good choice of meals to suit all palates on the menu, handy location in centre of town with parking round back
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4. The Roxburghe Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By 996nickm
A great little find close to Kelso and less than an hours drive to Edinburgh. Stayed with our dog in one of the courtyard rooms....with its own entrance it was ideal for getting out without disturbing anyone. The bedroom was a good size and comfortable. The television was placed a little awkwardly for easy viewing but I know the management were aware of this. We enjoyed a light evening meal and a hearty breakfast. The guest lounge was full of character with many personal touches and a roaring fire....very welcome on a chilly evening. The staff were excellent and very welcoming....nothing was too much trouble.The food and menu is overseen by the legendary French chef Albert Roux. You know that the standard will be consistently good with a wide range of well thought out dishes featuring local produce from the Scottish Borders. We thoroughly enjoyed our overnight stay and hope to return.
