Burt's - Menu

We were in the bar section for our meal which we booked as a casual night with friends. We were very happy with our choice as the food was beautifully cooked and very tasty. Would definitely recommend it.

We'd popped in her for a drink after a couple of local walks (good for real ale a relative rarity in these parts) and were surprised by the length and breadth of the menu, so decided that the next day, if we weren't too...

We were staying at the Townhouse Hotel, the sister hotel across the square, but had a lunch, a dinner, and drinks in this hotel. The food is excellent, good quality and well cooked. The range of drinks in the bar is very good and, thanks...

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, the room was very comfortable and clean, the bathroom was a really good size with a bath and shower. We had dinner in the bistro and the restaurant and both were excellent. The service was good and the staff were really pleasant and helpful. The hotel is right in the centre of the town close to all shops and things to see.

So friendly and accommodating of 2 dogs with us meeting friends for lunch. Excellent service and food served with a smile. 2 had the pork chop and voted it brilliant 1 fish also clean plate no complaint and a very tasty coconut chicken goujons with mango dip. Followed by coffees and homemade fudge. No one rushing us out the door. Decor interesting and reminds of a good country house hotel which it definitely is. Don’t miss a visit to Burts.

We 've been calling in here for coffee for some years now. We originally were recommended to come here by a friend who knew of it from many years ago. As another reviewer said its got an 'old school ambience ' family owned, dependable and unceasingly good. So we stopped for lunch it was a Monday and most of the tables in the bar were taken always a good sign. Our menu choices were spot on, especially the kedgeree. Must do dinner some time.....

One of the best meals I've had in last ten years. We wanted to eat on a Wednesday in October and it was fully booked !, managed to make a reservation for the Friday but for 18.15 that wasn't ideal for us but we decided to go for it. We were first customers in the restaurant which is beautiful, so impressed with how the tables are dressed and beautiful flowers. Shortly after we had many guests around us the atmosphere came alive. The staff were top notch , great food and wine. Couldn't recommend it high enough, we will go out of our way to go back again .

In my opinion, Burt’s hotel is the best hotel in the best town in the Scottish Borders. Owned and managed by the Henderson family, Burt’s showcases Scottish hospitality at its very best. Why? Trish and Nick Henderson are friendly and welcoming. As a solo visitor I felt very comfortable in the hotel, whether in the bar or dining. The hotel is immaculate with great attention to detail everywhere. My single room was quiet, comfortable with everything you could wish for: quality soap, hair dryer and plenty of tea and coffee making facilities. The food here is as good as you’ll get in any Edinburgh or London restaurant and it’s worth visiting Burt’s just to dine. But stay there and you’ll experie...

Family hotel, good hotel, cozy, good reception. They even have a charging station for hybrid/electric cars. The price of kWh for charging is discussed neat! Standard room (that's what it's called) is very small, but there is no larger one available. When booking in advance and again, everything is fully booked. Bed is very good. Closet with french doors is actually not possible in such a small room. In another place it could possibly be if the room is arranged more logically. All this effectively takes away space! Suitcase is almost impossible to unfold. Two chairs in such a small space with a big bed? And a small table and a boudoir too much of a good thing, though! Too much furniture in a...