Discover the best restaurant in Selkirk, United Kingdom (UK) including Burt's Hotel Restaurant, Taste of Spice, The Shish Restaurant, Quins, The Salmon Inn, The Townhouse, Herges on the Loch, The Smiddy Bar & Restaurant, Waterwheel Cafe, Kingsknowes Hotel
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4.5 based on 425 reviews
Went to Burts for dinner with a number of friends, and the welcome was friendly and everything looked good, until the orders were taken and the food started to arrive. First the Eastern European waitress couldn't set the table, and we had to correct her mistakes. Then when the food arrived I had no cutlery so asked for a set, which was not provided and I had to get my own. The food was not brilliant, dried up pork terrine with four thin toasted French bread that was a real tooth breaker and was impossible to eat, followed by fish and chips. The best bit was the fish which was well cooked and tasty, but the chips looked to me as if they were fresh out of the freezer and not home made and not nearly as nice as the chippy. Quite expensive for a poor meal.
4.5 based on 241 reviews
Taste of Spice restaurant in Selkirk is a friendly, bubbling, award-winning Indian eaterie. Known to be Selkirk���s favourite Indian restaurant, Taste of Spice has been highly commended for its HealthyChoice menu offerings, so you can indulge your palate without overindulging. The smart, traditional interior has a casual atmosphere. Signature dishes include Saslik with a choice of chicken, lamb or quack (duck), Jalfrezi Balti, a combo of two great dishes, and Chicken Xacutti, a famous Goan dish unique to Taste of Spice. With five house wines available by the glass and Cobra on draft, this restaurant takes care of everything.
One of the best meals we've ever had. The naan was amazing. Well worth the trip. The restaurant is tasteful and comfy. Makes the experiene a great one.
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Another visit to our favourite local Indian restaurant, this time with extended family. Staff were friendly as always!
Difficult gor us regulars to get something other than our favourite mains of chicken chilli masala and rogan josh but the visitors were impressed with their choices too. Popadums and mix of starters all good too.
There are cheaper places in town but this is always first choice.
Will be back soon!
4 based on 318 reviews
Fresh quality food cooked to order, serving Evening Meals, Lunch, Breakfast and delicious Home-baking, Professional but friendly service. Lovely ambient and welcoming atmosphere. Private Room available for Dining and parties.
First visit in several years and had very nice lunch.was busy (Saturday late lunch time) but got table next to bar area. Was noisy though so wouldn't sit there again. Chose a special, Cajun spiced chicken on a bed of salad and sauteed potatoes. Chicken...MoreThank you for your review, glad you enjoyed and hope to see you again.
4.5 based on 278 reviews
The Salmon Inn pub is situated in the town of Galashiels, Scottish Borders. We are a traditional pub that's built its reputation on serving a fantastic range of the finest real ales and serving up delicious food.Our "Sticky Chicken" customers just keep coming back for more! We are proud of our pubs personality and character, a real hub of hospitality. With our extended function room, with bar, we are able to cater for parties and regularly have "Live Music" with headline acts from throughout Britain hosted by Allie Fox "The String Jam", voted the second best gig in the UK. A haven for acoustic music.With it's open fireplace, clean, modern, cosy decor, our customer are always made to feel welcome. We regularly show sport on our 4 large flat screen televisions, positioned so you never miss an important goal or try.The garden has an outside Seating area with heated lamps, and an area catering for smokers. It's a pub people like to come back to. We hope you enjoy it.The 'String Jam Club'There's nothing quite like a Scottish pub, with a cosy open fire, and a night of acoustic music from local performers. Our traditional pub, The Salmon Inn Galashiels, boasts the renowned String Jam Club, so our guests can also enjoy the musicians who play a variety of music styles, from Blues to.
Had lunch here. Just really good pub grub, good menu, good portions, decent price. Would go back and recommend for lunch.
4.5 based on 275 reviews
Just enjoyed an excellent meal in the Brasserie. My venison, beetroot & celeriac gratin, venison & chestnut faggot, roasted beetroot and red grape jus was very good and my wife enjoyed the Guinea fowl special. Cheeses were well kept, came with a lovely fresh tasting chutney and plenty of biscuits! What made it even better was the apparently very low mark up on their wine list. We had a great bottle of Pingus Psi which retails at about £25 and was sold at £46 which in terms of restaurant mark ups is astonishingly low and gave us a chance to enjoy this lesser wine from the fabled Pingus domain at a half decent price. Other wines seemed also to be keenly priced. IMO there are some restaurants that you simply should not go to on account of their cynical approach to wine pricing. Well done Townhouse.
4.5 based on 428 reviews
Herges is a superb place to watch the wildlife outside on the water. The ambience is magical, the food delightful and the staff friendly and helpful.
If you're planning to take a trip on the Borders Railway, I should tell you that you'll arrive in Tweedbank, which appears to be expansive housing estate with little or no facilities (apart from the unstaffed railway station)! But hiding away on the edge of...MoreThanks for taking the time to tell others that we are worth the walk! I’m so glad you had a lovely day and enjoyed our company and food. Hope to see you back.
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Attended the Smiddy with my wife and family. On entering, we found the restaurant to be really cosy and very welcoming. The food was all freshly cooked and we could find no fault. Would highly recommend this restaurant.Thank you for your review after your visit on Saturday. We are really pleased that you all enjoyed your meal at The Smiddy. We trust you enjoyed the rest of your weekend and look forward to seeing you again next time you visit the area
4.5 based on 133 reviews
This is a popular cafe where people meet up before or after enjoying the local countryside. The scones are delicious and the lunch menu tasty too. Dog walkers can sit outside as there are picnic tables and water bowls for their pets. Be careful when exiting onto the main road as the junction is on a bit of a bend. Worth a visit if in the area.
4.5 based on 115 reviews
We visited for lunch on Tuesday but did not stay. On our arrival we were ignored by the one staff member who was visible. No hello. No menu. No we will be with you shortly. We found a table and waited. The only thing that was happening was that a customer opposite was coughing and sneezing continuously. After ten minutes we simply left and appeared not to have been seen leaving either.
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