Liddesdale - Menu

A lovely place nice food , staff very friendly made welcome, large beer garden at the rear and a good selection of beers

The chef spoke to us in person and modified my friends meal to suit his diet. I was lucky enough to enjoy a fantastic beef burger made in house.

Only had a drink in here, sadly the beer wasn’t any good. The place needs updating, a good clean and lots of love! Barman very knowledgable of the area, walks, cycling and river. It’s ideally situated right in the village with lots of parking and pleasant views.

Freindly service, nice bar area however the decor needs more pictures on the walls , nachos started with a sprinkle of tastles cheese shop bought salsa dip , fish chips was a frozen breaded fish finger just **** in my opinion, chicken burger was nice tasty chips.

We visited for one night on a cycle tour. Thomas was very welcoming and there was a secure storeroom for our bikes. We had a delicious evening meal cooked by Thomas. There was an excellent menu choice at breakfast too and very generous portions. Rooms were modestly priced and very clean. Would definitely recommend.

Tried to book for dinner a very limited choice of food was offered and 6.30pm was too late! Nothing else is open so it’s can of tomato soup for dinner tonight. I would suggest the fella running the place should consider a different line of work, hospitality doesn’t suit him if he can’t be bothered to provide a meal for a family at 6.30pm I suspect this sort of poor customer attitude will ultimately close the place.

Booked a table and entered the premises with a hearty appetite being down for the weekend. The Chef came out took our order and Fish and Chips was the order of the day . Good 20 minutes later we got our plate of crinkle chips and a small piece of fish flavoured cardboard and wee tiny cup of peas all taken from the freezer ... At the best part of £15 a head The Chef is having a laugh. If he's a Chef I'm Michael Jackson ! A shame really as the Bar Staff were lovely . The locals were very friendly but all spoiled by our poor food experience....

Although I wouldn’t say our midweek drink was a poor experience, it was a little bleak. As the only customers, the landlord sipping a lonely pint at the bar told us he’d have usually shut up by 8pm and that the culture around pubs and going out for a drink had changed. The hotel itself had certainly declined it was clean but the open fire and tradition fittings were gone. It wasn’t a cosy lounge. For the sake of nostalgia I had a peek in the other room which was in darkness. It came across from the landlord I was being nosy! We didn’t feel hugely welcome so just had half a Tennants lager which to be fair was good . Perhaps at a busier time there may be more hospitality.

Booked in on the recommendation of Sorbietrees B&B. Whilst it was recommended that we booked a table, we weren't sure which local restaurant to book at until we had looked at the menu's. The Liddensdale won! Whilst we had the distinct impression that we should have booked (so the table could have been set up), Thomas took our orders and checked for any food allergies. We were a party of 5 (3 adults and 2 kids); we all absolutely loved our dishes. I ordered slow cooked beef it was delicious. Several side dishes of vegetables were served; they were cooked to perfection and there was a great selection. The main dishes definitely appeared to be homemade. The desserts were also good, whilst I sus...