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Where to eat British food in Wigtown: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Wigtown, Newton Stewart, Scotland. Wigtown (Scottish Gaelic: Baile na h-Ùige) is a town and former royal burgh in Wigtownshire, of which it is the county town, within the Dumfries and Galloway region in Scotland. It lies east of Stranraer and south of Newton Stewart. It is well known today as "Scotland's National Book Town" with a high concentration of second-hand book shops. It has a population of about 1,000.
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10. Riverbank Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By Tudor J
Very nicely presented and light eating place. Stopped for coffee and cake on two occasions when visiting Newton Stewart. Excellent coffee and freshly baked scones. Excellent service even though it was very busy on both occasions. Looks like itâs very popular with locals which is a good sign. Outside seating area for the bold.
9. Cafe Melba
Modern Scottish cuisine showcasing the finest local produce. Soups, sandwiches, salads and share plates are made fresh daily by our chefs at Bladnoch Distillery. A selection of homemade cakes and artisan coffee and tea are available.
Reviewed By B2AGR
Just opened but a great place for people with food allergies. Staff so helpful and happy to organise the correct food for the allergy sufferers.
8. The Green Room
Reviewed By studenteternal
I visited here last weekend and was blown away by the great meals and the friendly welcome we received. It was recommended to us by a local and we thought we'd give this new place a try. It is situated in an older building that used to be a hotel but now has a garden nursery in the grounds and this bistro inside, round the back of the building. It has amazing views over the water. It is open Friday, Saturday, Sunday at the moment. I had a wonderful caprese salad and the main course salad with grilled halloumi - both excellent. My other half had garlic mushrooms and then steak pie and that went down really well too. The menu has something for everyone. A great selection of drinks were available at the bar too.I felt very welcome in the bistro and found the owners and staff very friendly. They also have a huge selection of books lining the bookshelves of the bistro - well it is Wigtown after all! I ended up buying 6 books before I left. There's loads of mainstream fiction, cookery books etc and also the largest selection of Lesfic I have ever seen in one place, Wonderful! Highly recommended.
7. Marrbury Smokehouse at Carsluith Castle, Deli, SnackShack Cafe & Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 319 reviews
Smokehouse Deli and "Snack Shack" dining. All of the Marrbury favourites, such as Hot Smoked Salmon & Tarragon & Lime, wonderful fresh wraps, salad pots, pasta such as Hot Smoked Salmon with Sunblush Tomatoes and Basil. Its a snack shack to die for. Limit
Reviewed By Paul D
Not a cage but a deli. But the diy tea and coffee were pretty good. A nice range of sandwiches and cakes but a bit pricey. Lots of great food on sale must call in on way home. Castle next door is interesting and great views. We'll worth a visitThanks very much for your review Hope to welcome you again soon :)Marrbury Team
6. Cobwebs Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
The family-run restaurant, situated in the heart of Scotland's National Book Town, provides a perfect setting to take a break from browsing the varied retail and book shops surrounding Wigtown square. We offer a selection of menus for lunch, evening meals
Reviewed By Samuel007
We ordered chicken goujons followed by scampi with salad and chips. The goujons arrived quickly and were delicious. The main dish was equally good, with generous helpings of both scampi and chips. The chips were served piping hot, and held their heat throughout the meal. We finished with coffee, and left entirely satisfied with the food, the excellent service and the sensible prices. Highly recommended.
5. Beltie Books & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By H0ghtonhoney
Called in for a coffe and some lovely homemade shortbread, my friend had coffee and a scone. Even though it was the last scone she said it was delicious. The hosts were polite. The dining area nice and clean. Book shop has shelves of loads of different topics, well stocked.
4. Craft Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Craft Hotel, Bar and Restaurant offers great food, fantastic drinks and inviting accommodation right in the heart of Wigtown. Situated in the centre of town, Craft is within easy distance of all the local amenities and tourist destinations. We pride ourse
Reviewed By McAlpines
We were lucky to get booked into the Craft Hotel restaurant on the first Sunday evening of the Book Festival. The place was very busy, constantly turning people away. Yet, the staff were cheerful and the food was lovely. And it was so reasonably priced. The steak pie is to be recommended (and the wine is cheap and nice, too!). Great service, great value for money and good food.
3. Cafe Rendezvous
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By oddwomanout
There is a very wide menu for lunch too. The staff are helpful and the service is quick, even during the busy BookFestival last week, when they were also serving dinner. One of our favourite places in Wigtown!
2. The Glaisnock Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Dine in our relaxed book themed cafe /restaurant in the heart of Scotland's national book town
Reviewed By catherinemL8442JB
We popped in here by chance and were not sure what to expect. However the lady serving was very kind and helpful. The other person with me was pleasantly pleased to find gluten free menu with lots to chose from. He had the tomato soup served at close to boiling pint, with sweet potato and cheese followed by fruit crumble with cream ( he was offered vegan ice cream). I had the sweet potato falafel salad. The falafel were good and the salad was freshly made to order. The slice chocolate and beetroot (GF) cake was much larger and lighter than expected and delicious. There were nine meat free burger choices, baked potatoes, panini, the choice was large and imaginative, plus cakes, apple pie and scones. The meat loving other person did not notice the lack of animal protein. The cafe was clean there were upright tables and chairs and in the back was a sofa and coffee table in front of a French windows and a dolls house, there were books but we had no time to browse. £25 for two including a tip.
Wigtown Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wigtown
1. Bladnoch Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Just south of Wigtown, near Newton Stewart, Scotland, very popular with the locals, deservedly.
Reviewed By kingyd2017
We called in for a drink after visiting the Bladnoch Ddistillery across the road. The pub was very busy, which to me says it must be good. The young guy behind the bar had excellent local knowledge and was very polite when explaining local attractions.We really enjoyed our drinks/chat and we will definitely visit again.
