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Where to eat European food in Portpatrick: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Portpatrick, Scotland, United Kingdom. Portpatrick (Scottish Gaelic: Port Phàdraig), is a village and civil parish in Dumfries and Galloway, south-west Scotland. It is located on the west coast of the Rhins of Galloway, in the traditional county of Wigtownshire. The parish is about 4 ⁄2 miles (7 km) in length and 4 miles (6 km) in breadth, covering 9,300 acres (3,800 ha).
Things to do in Portpatrick
8. Lando's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin D
Have eaten in before but only found out recently about the take away service And it was just like eating in the restaurant Fast delivery food amazingly hot just perfect So good Iâve used Ed it twice in 4 days Little disappointed it was shut on Mondays But overall best food in Stranraer amazing well done
7. Driftwood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Situated in Stranraer with stunning views of Lochryan and over looking Agnew Park. We're a small restaurant serving food and beverages to suit all palates. Child friendly, with a large adjoining park giving children freedom to play as you relax'
Reviewed By ladypenelope2019
Had delicious family lunch: Daughter had scrambled egg with smoked salmon, which was scrumptious! Have been here many times and food is always of a very high standard. Magda is lovely and cheery and we always get a warm welcome. Highly recommend a visit!
6. Craignelder Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Family run Hotel & Bar, Catering for Romantic Meals for two to Sunday Carvery's and Family Gatherings.
Reviewed By David9134
We all really enjoyed our food. Menu had a great selection but staff were more than accommodating when we asked to go off menu. My wife is coeliac but was able to eat with no issues as they staff were understanding and informative. Chips cooked in their own fryer which means she was able to have them which is not always the case. Also when we received bread to nibble on she had her own gluten free bread which he have never had before usually she just gets left out so it was a really nice touch. Would definitely recommend and will return if we are in the area in the future.
5. Henrys Bay House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 477 reviews
Nestled in the West Coast town of Stranraer overlooking the picturesque Loch Ryan where you can watch the ferries going to and from Northern Ireland and Cairnryan Port. Henrys Bay House Restaurant boasts the finest sun terrace for alfresco dining and view
Reviewed By howardfarm
Flexible timing warm welcome great views.... multi generational family visit ... variety of dishes .. good . Particularly light bites mussels ....Distractions were too much potato and good chips with virtually all dishes ; and blatantly too hot soup . Which caused light distress to two of our party , as they had to delay starting their first course!Portions sizes very acceptable.. not too large ..Pleasant wine by the glass . No alcoholic beer and lagers...Shared desserts were pleasing with coffees etc A very pleasant experience with the exception of soup and excess potato.Will return focusing in on light bites
4. Fig & Olive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
The Fig & Olive is a contemporary cafe, offering modern cafe style cuisine, and a selection of hot beverages. the F&O is the perfect place to enjoy a quiet early morning coffee, bustling brunch with friends, or cozy lunch of favourites, old and new. Seati
Reviewed By clochbrae
Stopped off in Stranraer en route to Port Patrick for breakfast, we went into Fig and Olive , on TripAdvisor review said they were dog friendly...,sorry no dog policy,,there was one customer in this establishment, another couple with a dog was also refused, four customers turned away, the staff were lovely but explained there is no dog friendly cafeâs in Stranraer , you can sit and eat outside but not inside. The one exception Custom House who were not serving breakfast, but if we waited we could eat there for lunch .Welcome to Scottish hospitality, when will small towns wake up and realise the loss of revenue, more people are traveling with dogs and establishments need to move with the times .
3. Knockinaam Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
A 10 bedroom Victorian Hunting Lodge in its own cove, facing the Irish Sea. Knockinaam Lodge bears testimony to the golden age of touring and sporting activity and has carefully retained all that unmistakable character and personality, and many artifacts
Reviewed By eoireitum
The hotel and restaurant is off the beaten track and set yards from the beach in a small secluded cove.We were welcomed by a wonderful lady at reception who seated us in the small bar, took our drinks order and explained the tasting menu any dislikes and the menu can be altered.We enjoyed every course but our particular favourite was the fish which was done in a wonderfully light buerre blanc sauce.Great staff, great location I would definitely recommend you try it. Thank you for your review. I'm delighted that you enjoyed your lunch with us and hope that we can welcome you back to the Lodge in the future.
2. Campbell's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 544 reviews
Reviewed By George G
Had enjoyed a few visits to this restaurant under its Campbell's years,now trading as Connors have to say this visit the food quality nowhere near as good, starters of tasteless soup and overdone, yes overdone and poor quality mussels followed by overcooked seafood medley and stroganoff in which the meat was so tough we had to ask for a sharper knife to cut it, response was I'll let the chef know ( last we heard on that topic)Slow service and simple touches like having to ask for water to be put on the table, no side dish being brought for mussel shells until requested, mussels served with a lobster fork, absolutely useless for that purpose, having to go and collect own coats and obviously untrained waitresses with no serving finesse left the impression it has a bit to go in food preparation, quality and service standards.Not quite the enjoyable experience of previous visits
What to do and see in Portpatrick, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
1. Papa Rab's Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Italian restaurant located in Stranraer's town centre. Houses the largest, self-built wood-fired pizza oven found locally which cooks authentic Italian styled thin based pizzas. Watch your pizzas get cooked from fresh dough (mixed in house that morning) t
Reviewed By Sonas1
Weekend away from the central belt, down in the Rinns/rhins for the first time. Found this place through TA and no regrets. Food was top notch and proper Italian menu not just pasta. Staff were lovely and owner was interesting and friendly even when our young son tore around the restaurant on a post meal sugar rush. Wish this restaurant was more local to me. Hello, and thank you so much for taking the time to give us such a great review. In true Italian style we always believe dining out is a real family occasion so we always welcome children of all ages, sugar rush or not ;)I do hope you visit this beautiful wee corner of Scotland again in the future and would love for you to call in and see us again at Papa Rabs.Thank you again.Take care,Rab
