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Reviews on Bar food in Kelso, Scotland, United Kingdom including The Cobbles - Freehouse & Dining, The Queens Head Hotel, Saddlers Restaurant & Bar
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1. The Cobbles - Freehouse & Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1187 reviews
The Cobbles is a well-established pub restaurant situated in the heart of the lovely Scottish Borders town of Kelso which serves an eclectic mix of British gastro-pub classics, Modern European and Pacific Rim cuisine.The Cobbles is the brewery tap for one
Reviewed By Tammy K
What a fabulous find. Very accommodating for dairy-free gluten-free which I really appreciate. Everyone was really happy with their food. The service was lovely. We will be back!
2. The Queens Head Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By 935donnar
Came for a meal while on holiday and it was lovely , we had our dog with us so had to sit in the bar which wasn't a problem as it is really cosy and welcoming as are the staff , great menu choice also which includes daily pasta, risotto and curry options and plenty of snacks and good childrens menu which included home made fish fingers , all in all a very welcoming pub with lovely food
3. Saddlers Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Saddlers Restaurant provides a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere for dining. Our menus reflect a flair for uncomplicated, tasty modern Scottish cuisine. The finest local produce is used wherever possible and many dishes are prepared from ingredients for
Reviewed By marko678
We called for lunch here on Christmas Eve. The food order was simple apart from Gammon for 1 person that I understand takes a while to cook but over 35 minutes!!! After I asked for the food to be chased we were told the gammon was a thick piece that needed cooking longer.At this point My partner told me to leave it.Eventually we got the food eating in silence as it caused an argument between us.Later that evening the argument blew up again over the food order and my partner packed his bag and returned home with his parents, leaving me to spend Christmas Day on my own in a holiday cottage.Thank you the Cross Keys Hotel for ruining my Christmas.Dear marko678I am disappointed to read your such negative review and that, according to your comments, that you waited over 35 minutes for your lunch to be served.This is very unusual (if your comments are accurate/genuine) and I will take this up with waiting and kitchen staff to find out the facts.Even in the event that, after my investigation, it is genuine that you waited 35 minutes for your lunch to be served - I find your comments - 'Thank you the Cross Keys Hotel for ruining my Christmas' somewhat unfair.RegardsLiz DyetGeneral Manager
