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Where to eat British food in Bo'ness: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what British restaurants to try in Bo'ness. Borrowstounness (commonly known as Bo'ness (/boʊˈnɛs/ boh-NESS)) is a coastal parish in the Central Lowlands of Scotland. It sits on a hillside on the south bank of the Firth of Forth within the Falkirk council area, 16.9 miles (27.2 km) north-west of Edinburgh and 6.7 miles (10.8 km) east of Falkirk. At the 2001 census, Bo'ness had a population of 13,961 but according to a 2008 estimate this has since risen to 14,490. Since 2014 Bo'ness is a part of Falkirk Council district.
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10. 1884 Kitchen and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By annemills5k
A miserable day but we stopped off at this lovely wee restaurant/pub for lunchWe needed a gluten free for one of our party and were pleasantly surprised by the options available Staff were so helpful and service really goodJust enough time to have finished eating before plates were removed Food was great and reasonably priced wine If you can take tables towards the back as they were nearest the radiator Not that the restaurant was cold but it was a dreary day snd this was a cosy corner for us to sit and relax
9. Bo'ness Railway - Station Buffet
The Station Buffet is situation at the Bo'ness and Kinneil railway station. We operate on Tuesday, Saturday and Sundays from March through to October. However we operate every day in August. The Station Buffet is run by Saltire Hospitality. All of our cak
Reviewed By U4308GWsandraw
We had lunch here after the Santa train trip. The menu was good with a nice choice of snacks, cakes and kids meals. It was ok, nothing to get too excited about but suited our requirements. The frustrating thing was that all the staff disappeared for about 15 minutes leaving just one young man on the till with a long queue struggling. Some potential customers walked out! What a shame!
8. The Jersey Bean
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Breakfast served from until 11.45am. Lunch served until 4pm on weekends (3pm on weekdays). Artisan Coffee and Home baking available everyday until 4pm. Dinner events publicised on Facebook.
Reviewed By JohnHenery
Have to say the Mexican themed night was a mixed bag for us. The soft taco starters were all excellent, priced 5.50-6-50...sweet potato & feta, chicken & mango salsa & especially the super tender juicy beef, all lovely. Mains however, were just OK. Chicken Mole was pleasant enough. The beef buritto priced at £14 was, well, just a beef burrito. Nice flavours & we're not all about big portions but there was less steak in it than in the taco starter. Just an observation. Will still go back during day for lunch, excellent soups, coffee etc.
7. The Four Marys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 730 reviews
Reviewed By Fiona F
Table in restaurant at the rear of this pub.Very dark inside and cold needed heating.Unfortunately wasnt a very impressive visit to this for food.Menu nothing like on the web page no offers on.very small menu no specials on or homemade soup rather odd on wet windy day!Was closing early on tnis particular day due to event in linlithgowHowever the public bar remained open for drinks.Food quantity and quality not very much.Staff was friendly enough but wasnt very busy so had time to beHi Fiona, thank you for taking the time to let us know about your recent experience. I'm disappointed to hear that you are not satisfied with your visit.
6. The Red Lion Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 826 reviews
Reviewed By bluelizard
We'd failed to get a table on the Saturday night as it was packed, so booked ahead for Weds. Given a corner table in the bar area. Friendly staff. Ordered 2 Specials - duck and mushroom stroganoff. Both were lovely and good portions. No AF beer apart from Becks Bleurgh so gave that a miss but OH enjoyed his real ale. Booked for 2 nights later and asked for the same seat. That wasn't possible as a regular eats at that table every Fri, so we were given another close by. This time we ordered mushroom burrito and pork & herb sausage. Nice enough but burrito had far too much 'ratatouille'. Pleasant enough all around. It did feel cliquey (lots of bar gossip) but we were only there for the food so left once we'd finished.
5. Champany Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 556 reviews
Reviewed By O1994GOjohnk
We were at the Palace at Linlithgow and this restaurant was our choice for lunch. Extremely nice place, whose buildings were built in the 1600s. I believe it was a farm originally, but the restaurant and related buildings are beautiful, and the grounds are lovely.We had a chicken breast with mushroom gravy with chips and steamed vegetables. The vegetables were delightful. A mixture of green beans, pea pods, asparagus, and root vegetables steamed to a crisp, but tender result. The chips were crisp and lightly salted. The chicken was superb.Desert was some sort of whipped chocolate pie. Very light and not too sweet.Service was crisp and professional. The dining area is a reconstructed barn with a unique style. Rock walls and timbered roof. Great setting and great food.
4. Taste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Taste-Cafe-Deli-Wines Is a warm family friendly Cafe , serving Food until 5pm, also we Offer Take Away and Outside Catering for Any Occasion. Also you will find some around the world Wines in our luxurious Deli where you will also find Specialized Rosemar
Reviewed By 907keithj907
Visited for breakfast this week for a catch up with a friend. Was met with a big beaming smile at 0830 by staff, always nice. Had a browse at the art works on the walls and the impressive range oven on the end wall, before my date arrived.Ordered the full breakfast, nice surprise when a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice arrived!The breakfast was brilliant, every element was high quality and nicely cooked. We were topped up with unlimited refills of coffee.All in all a brilliant experience, nice atmosphere, efficient friendly staff.Oh and a very reasonable price, I think about £17 for the both of us.
3. Corvi's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Traditional fish and chips Seats open 11.30 - 2pm, and 4pm till close Mon, Tues & Thurs. Take away only on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Reviewed By 212ChrisM212
My auntie used to take me to Corviâs when I was a kid. Was in the area earlier in the week and thought Iâd pop down and have a look around. The minute I saw Corviâs it was a must. Absolutely nothing has changed in the twenty five years since I was last there - including the taste and quality. If youâve never been itâs a must try and it wonât be twenty five years before Iâm back.Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a lovely review :-) see you again soon!
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2. Corbie Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
The Corbie Inn pub/restaurant was refurbished and re-opened in October 2011. It is situated close to the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway line. In the summer you will be able to waive to the passing trains on their way to and from Birkhill Clay Mine from the bee
Reviewed By Michael T
Three of us descended into Bo'ness following a visit to Linlithgow Palace, seeking a Forthside walk and a meal before visiting the famous Art Deco, Hippodrome cinema.Corbie Inn offered 'home cooked' dishes made from fresh ingredients and served hot with a smile by their helpful staff, and all washed down with real ale. All three of us had different dishes and declared them tasty and plentiful. They provide a decent expresso too. For honest good value pub meals Corbie Inn is excellent.
1. Fabric Drink and Dine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 455 reviews
Reviewed By Miranda B
Came in for date night with the husband, had the salmon pasta and was actually amazed at how good it was, the staff put the experience over the top! I was served by a younger gentleman named Jaz who had really good banter and made my night. Will be back for the next date nightThanks for the kind review We're glad you enjoyed your experience with us at Fabric !
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