Stavs Specials are amazing and get the pakora sauce with it top takeaway after a night on the townread more

We got a delivery order last night and were pretty impressed, good food, hot when it arrived, girl…read morewas helpful on the phone and they have a good selection including kids meals.

If you are in Linlithgow, Scotland the West Port Bar is a must stop. Great fish and chips and…read moremushy peas are amazing, even if you don't like peas. Their cocktail menu is excellent and they have a fine selection of wines and beer. Upstairs is a special event room and they had a hilarious comedian when we were there. So good we came back for more. The manager Darryl was very gracious and welcomed us lowly Americans.

Very nice Chinese takeaway. Particular favourites are the Chicken Chow Mein and the Cantonese…read morestyle Sweet and Sour. On the other hand I would stay well clear of the "Thai" curry it was terrible and nothing like any Thai curry I have had elsewhere.

On my last night staying in the excellent Ness View Cottage down the road (reviewed on here)…read moreseveral of us decided to try the local Chinese takeaway to tuck into our meal by the open fire. It is owned and run by the former owners of what was the popular Noble Cuisine Chinese restaurant in Dunfermline. With 8 of us in our group we ordered a lot of food - enough to qualify for both free Prawn Crackers and BBQ Spare Ribs in Honey (which were delicious) and a nice touch. Everyone loved their meal and my Crispy Shredded Beef with Vermicelli style Noodles was amongst the tastiest I have ever enjoyed. Highly recommend this takeaway if you are in the area.

Made a special pilgrimage out to Linlithgow to try this place on a friend's recommendation. It was…read moregood, but not great. By comparison had a better version at Heathrow in Heston Blumenthal's place. Golden chip did give us a piece of their crumbed deluxe fish which was very good. Better than the beer batter version they do. The chips themselves were quite good. The deep fried haggis log was unexpectedly decent. Even though it looked quite awful. Linlithgow was was s cute town worth a visit, but not based on just this chipper.

Good fresh fish chippy. They let us know before we ordered that the fish was fresh frozen as the…read moreships hadn't gone out due to the Christmas holiday. Frozen or not, thought it was an excellent fish and chips. Tried the king rib also, due to being directed to do so from a friend. That wasn't too bad either. Fast service, que moved quickly, nice staff, and food was hot and fresh.

I'm not normally a lover of McDonald's as you'll see from my other reviews but this one is…read morepassable. Its always busy as its just off the bridge and has passing trade coming off the M9. The staff are quite knwledgeable about their menu and they seem to have more special offers on here than in other McD's. The restaurant isn't that big and if you can get one of the armchairs when you sit down as they are really comfy. The restaurant is clean and tidy although the only views is of the car park and the hotel next door, you can't actually see the bridges from here. The toilets, same as any other McD's toilets I'm afraid quite disgusting although these ones are in a better state than some and you see someone going in and cleaning them every 20 minutes if they are really busy! Which is nice to see.

I had heard alot about this Scottish restaurant chain that appears to be making a name for itself…read moreacross the country so I decided to pop in and see what the hype was about for myself. Initial impressions were not the most favourable, the furniture is mainly bolted down (theft may be an issue for them?) and menu failed to inspire - no haggis or cranachan to be seen or heard, but may be this is one of those food fusion restaurants? it did have some german food, such as hamburgers and also french fries. Table service was non-existent and cutlery was severely lacking. However, once we had navigated the strange food acquisition system, we received our meals quite promptly. As one who rarely eats a burger, I was pleasantly surprised - it was well seasoned and contained a host of condiments. Their chips, or "french fries" to use the vernacular, satisfactory and the range of drinks was adequate if somewhat limited. Children seem to be quite taken with the restaurant, and many appear to have received gifts from the friendly staff. While I would recommend this for families, our Bridge club will most likely chose a different venue for next years annual dinner and prize giving/awards ceremony