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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Annan, Scotland, United Kingdom including The Anglers, Brig Inn, Kings Arms, Highland Laddie Inn, The Station, The Hope and Anchor Inn, The Coach House Bar and Restaurant
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7. The Coach House Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Under new managements since March 2016. Everyone welcome even the dog!! We serve food 7 days a week from March till the end of October.
Reviewed By SimpEdinburgh
We were not expecting great things considering the location in the caravan site, but how wrong we were. We had a great meal, well presented with reasonable prices. Staff were very pleasant and welcoming. Considering the type of place (both inside and outside) they may be better utilising an âorder your food at the barâ approach, we certainly did. Most important thing is we will be back.
6. The Hope and Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Local Public house, with ensuite accommodation, Restaurant and Bar Meals in a warm clean friendly atmosphere. With beer Garden, log fire burner in Snug area. We serve Real Local ales and other popular Drinks from our comprehensively stocked bar to cater f
Reviewed By Jazzy J
A perfect stop off along the finish of the Hadrians Wall walk. Great beer and a warm and friendly local welcome. There are also cakes and coffee for those whod prefer a sugar rush for the last push.....
5. The Station
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By sandy P
Before you even walk into the front door you are greeted by a recently totally refirbished hotel with new paintwork, gardens and Stephenson's rocket like locomotive. On entering the hotel the immediate impact is of elegance. Fantastic fit-out recreating a train setting decorated in tartan. Modern bar is highlighted with an inbuilt light display and the tv when not on doubles as a mirror.Now the best part, the food! Head chef, Sam served under Heston Blumfeld and it shows. The menu has something to please everyone. I had the swordfish and my wife had duck breast (the jus was intense and sweet). Presentation and taste was worthy of world class recognition. The raspberry brulee was outstanding (as good as any worlclass restaurant I have visited in the last 40 years) and the apple and blackberry crumble was to die for.If this place was transported into a major city it would truly deserve a Michelin hat or Rosette. Fantastic place, food, ambiance and staff. Extremely well priced (you would pay double for the same in London). Surely the head chef, Sam will be deserving of recognition soon.If you are driving anywhere to/from Scotland this is worth the detour.
4. Highland Laddie Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
we are situated on the beautiful Solway coast, an area of outstanding natural beauty. we try to keep our supplies local when we can. haafnet fishing in the summer brings fresh Solway salmon, sea trout and sea bass. we have a wealth of local wildlife, a va
Reviewed By lynne s
Come here to re live the traditional pub atmosphere which is gradually becoming a thing of the past with all the new trendy wine bars. Good food and friendly first class service. If you like real ale it is kept very well, the old Speckled Hen was my choice an excellent one at that. Being a Camra member for many years I know a lot about beer. Go and visit this lovely pub and enjoy a hearty meal and a drink maybe a chat to the bar staff or the locals they are very friendly.Thank you for your kind words about my pub we look forward to seeing you again.Mark
3. Kings Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Pamela Behan and family welcome you to The Kings Arms Pub, situated in Bowness-on-Solway, Cumbria. Located at the western end of Hadrian's Wall, 15 miles along the Solway Coast from Carlisle. This is a cyclist, walkers and Bird-watchers paradise. The King
Reviewed By DrRich4BNA
The King's Arms is a pub that offers traditional British pub fare along with good drinks and beers on tap. The steak and ale pie was delicious. The fish and chips are also recommended. The service can be a little slow as business can pick up quickly, but the staff is friendly. If you are in a hurry, this may not be your best option, but there are few choices of where to eat in Bowness. The food is definitely worth the wait. For those starting their trek along the Hadrian's Wall Path from Bowness, you can purchase a hiking passport here.
2. Brig Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Small village inn set beside the River Annan, providing bar meals on Friday evenings and all day Saturday, and serving traditional Sunday lunches, used by locals and tourists,including fishermen and walkers.
Reviewed By PaulA3222ZH
Came last year but couldn't get a table for Sunday lunch so had an evening meal . This time booked a week before we came on holiday The 3 of us all had 3 courses southern fried chicken dippers and 2 potato soups gorgeous . Then 3 beef dinners with all the trimmings just managed it then 1 Apple Pie and 2 Profiteroles later Stuffed lol Tea Coffee mints and home made biscuits to finish loved them Love the food People really nice will be back next year without failThanks so much for coming back this year to try our Sunday Lunch. Weâre really pleased you enjoyed it and appreciate you taking the time to write such a glowing review. Enjoy the rest of your holiday and we look forward to seeing you next year. Anne
1. The Anglers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By 973SimonR973
Called in here looking for food but it was a Sunday do we were advised to try the new Italian down the road, very good advice by the way. Very pleasant bar staff nicely decorated and good range of drinks with various offers on cocktails etc. Entertainment on on different nights. Will have to come back to try the food
