Top Restaurants in Findhorn
Most Popular British food in Findhorn, Forres, Scotland
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Findhorn. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including The Bakehouse Cafe, Crown & Anchor, Captain's Table, Kristoff's Bar &Restaurant, The Peppermill Restaurant, Phoenix Cafe, The Abbey Inn, Franklin's Restaurant at Cluny Bank, The Red Lion, The Loft Cafe
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10. The Loft Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
The Loft Cafe is a relaxed place to enjoy great food. The Loft offers breakfast, homemade cakes and scones, light lunches, burgers, sandwiches, homemade soup and great coffee from Illy. The Loft is set on a working farm with farm walks and inside and outs
Reviewed By Joana D
We travelled from Campbeltown and Glasgow to see the Sawdoctors at this intimate venue and were delighted with our wigwam accommodation. Perfect size for four, all the luxuries u need and the staff couldn't have been friendlier. Bring your onesies! We will be back! XxThank you! Really pleased you enjoyed your Wigwam Heaven. I hope we can welcome you again soon.
9. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By jenniferriddoch1
Went for lunch. Both had mulligitawny soup and a roll. Soup was lovely. Rolls well filled. Only £5 each. Good menu. Lovely staff. Would recommend.
8. Franklin's Restaurant at Cluny Bank
Overall Ratings
5 based on 119 reviews
The Chef/owner is passionate about cooking and we strive to use as much local produce as possible on our menu which changes on a regular basis. The restaurant has a relaxed and unstuffy atmosphere as we want our guests to enjoy the whole experience. We ar
Reviewed By karenbuckley22kb
My husband and l dined at Franklin's tonight and we had a great time. I have swallowing difficulties , this was thoroughly catered for and l ate a lovely meal.My husband was delighted with his too. Excellent chef and front of house staff. Thank you for making my 60th birthday present so special. X
7. The Abbey Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By ann m
The Abbey Inn was able to accommodate our large group of 15 for lunch on the day we arrived for a week-long visit. A large table was all set and waiting when we arrived, and it was a great beginning to our trip. The portions are generous and satisfying. The tomato soup was a hit, as were the fish and chips. Excellent chips, of course! The chili and rice is a very hearty choice, as is the stuffed jacket aka baked potato! Sticky toffee pudding amazing. Only minor quibble is that the service is a bit on the leisurely side, even when just 3 of us went back for lunch. But that's a minor issue. Atmosphere pleasant and relaxing.
6. Phoenix Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Located at the entrance to the Universal Hall, open all year round the cafe has inside seating and a popular outside garden terrace. We offer a wide range of snacks and drinks with an emphasis on fresh, local and organic ingredients.
Reviewed By sb2511
We stopped here for drinks and cakes. Beautiful array of tempting cakes on show, but unfortunately the only vegan choices were cupcakes (which were dry and tasteless) and vegan bites (disappointing when compared to a nice slice of cake!) Coffee was good. We also used the bar during the interval of a concert we attended at Universal Hall - good choice of drinks, including organic cider.
5. The Peppermill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By sh4lag
Popped in for lunch on a rainy Thursday. Great choice from normal menu and specials board. Friendly welcome with quick service. The club sandwich was substantial served with salad and fries. Our choices were delicious and other dishes going by looked good too. Prices very reasonable and value superb.
4. Kristoff's Bar &Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By RolfKlostermann
Modern and comfortable place we visited for dinner few times during our vacation. Every dish was delicious and filling, staff was very pleasant and professional so we enjoyed every stay. Pricing is reasonable.
3. Captain's Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Dai M
Where do I start? The first day we were in Findhorn we went for breakfast here as they don't do breakfasts where we stayed at the Crown & Anchor.After ordering our breakfast a gentleman came over to our table, (outside looking at this perfect view of the harbour) he introduced himself as the owner"my name is Simon welcome to the Captain's Table and Findhorn, (he gave us his card) if you have any problems please don't hesitate to call me". He went on to ask where we were from and how long were we staying.After that we ate there several times and each with a warm friendly welcome.Ardderchog (excellent)
2. Crown & Anchor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
The Crown is a warm, friendly place situated in the heart of Findhorn village overlooking the beautiful Findhorn bay. We are the only Hotel in Findhorn with 7 en-suite rooms available if you are looking for accommodation. We have a great selection of Malt
Reviewed By ianmZ149HR
Good all round stay and value for money. Fabulous located hotel in Findhorn bay, which has one of the most amazing beaches when the tide is out. Was in a double room, which was compact in keeping with a period property and was immaculate. Great WiFi both in room and in restaurant which was jumping and full of tourists from all over. Had fish & chips - excellent and washed down with a nice pint of ale. Despite the biz, service was very prompt and staff very friendly. Cracking nights sleep with open window, as location is very peaceful. Hotel does not do brekkie, but do offer a âtrayâ if required. Good value stay and experience and would recommend.
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1. The Bakehouse Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
We're a cosy and friendly cafe bringing quality local flavours, traditionally cooked to your palate & dedicated to homegrown, organic ingredients wherever possible. Proud and passionate to be part of the Slow Food Movement along with The Real Bread Campai
Reviewed By arekuna
Well, I guess not everybody comes through Findhorn on their Scotland holidays, therefore for us this cafe was a real discovery. We relied on our gude and went there only to have a coffee, while Findhorn appeared to be a destination itsself too! Anyway, the nice little cafe & bakery has a lovely atmosphere and one does not know what to chose because everything looks so tempting. The personnel was so lovely and the food was so excellent, in additon to their philosophy to use only organic / local ingredients. We'd love to come back one day!Thank you for such an enjoyable review. Just to be ever so factually correct our priority buying guidelines are indeed local and ecological. Where that is not possible or viable we try to include Fairly traded/artisan on imported items such as coffee.spices etc.
