The Flying Stag - Carte

Nice beer if a little expensive. Decor amazing Price per person: £1–10 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Haggis Neeps and Tatties, Pork Sausage and Arran Mustard Mash

A large restored victorian hotel, £700 a night. Bar on ground floor worth a visit. Wooden floors, furniture, plenty of portraits art. Not too expensive. Voir le carte

**Price per person:** £1–10 **Food:** 1/5 **Service:** 1/5 **Atmosphere:** 1/5 Overall, the experience was quite disappointing. The food quality was poor, the service was lacking, and the atmosphere left a lot to be desired.

Given the price of staying at the hotel, the dining experience was quite affordable. Our meals were absolutely delicious. Although it was a busy Tuesday night, the staff remained exceptionally friendly and helpful, never appearing to rush despite the crowd.

The food was delightful, the staff was exceptional, and with a storm brewing outside, the atmosphere was just perfect. Since we are staying at the Fife Arms, we are excited to try the other restaurants. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dish: Steak and Frites. Voir le carte

One of the best pubs in Scotland! The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. The food is truly exceptional, and the pub has a cozy, warm atmosphere. I was fortunate to visit on a day when they had live music! My recommendation is to book in advance; otherwise, you might not get a table.

What a fantastic place! The staff is helpful and friendly, which was a pleasant surprise. I initially found the upscale atmosphere a bit intimidating, but it turned out to be very welcoming. I had the haggis, neeps, and tatties, which were delicious, while my partner enjoyed the steak, also amazing. It’s such a beautiful hotel!

This place was fantastic. Lovely place for lunch on our day in the town. For the love of God don't get the chicken salad. It was a fine salad, but the haggis neeps and tatties with whiskey sauce was fantastic. If you are traveling like I was, you are not in Scotland to eat salad. Kid-friendliness: Had a high chair and the staff was great with our baby. Bonus: the haggis neeps and tatties was loved by our 10 month old. Food: 5 Voir le carte