We had a very pleasand dinner at the Dolls House this evening. The food was first class and rather…read moreimaginative, and the service was attentive without being intrusive.

I've had tea here twice and the servers were lovely, the interior is beautiful and the drink menu…read morehad plenty of options.

This was absolutely the best restaurant on our trip to Scotland. The food was phenomenal and the…read moreatmosphere was exceptional. I highly recommend the Duck Shepherds Pie!

Hostess was rude. She said our group was too big and couldn't accommodate us with half the…read morerestaurant empty. I understand there may have been reservations but she had a bad attitude.

Wow !!!! If you're a foodie who loves to eat or cook this place is fantastic. Such a wonderful…read moreselection of ingredients and unique items. We were traveling so I wasn't able to buy fresh, but the butcher shop was to die for. Lots of interesting and unusual non food items to. They had a cafe to dine in and I would suggest you do so !!! All in all a lovely stop on the way to St Andrews.

This weary traveler made a beeline for Balgove Larder upon arrival in St. Andrews and while I have…read moreonly been here for 15 minutes I still strongly recommend. So many delightful provisions to stock up with, and a cafe to fortify oneself until check in time! I ordered the steak pie - simple and filling. The seasonal vegetables were wilted greens. It's loud and busy and happy in here. The service is very friendly.

Came in on a busy, rainy Monday evening in December and luckily a table opened up as we were coming…read morein. It was about 7:00pm and they had already switch over their menu to only pies. Luckily that is what we came in for! We both opted for a Steak & Ale pie and it lived up to expectations. The only bad thing was waiting a bit for some steam to escape so it could cool down enough to eat! The flaky pastry was amazing and we both ate every bit of our pies. It was everything you would want- tender steak, rich gravy, well cooked potatoes and peas. Service was good as well, so no complaints for our visit on any front. Atmosphere was lively and tables are close enough to strike up a conversation with your neighbor. Back in the states now and only wishing we could stop by for another pie.

Had dinner here on a Monday and had about a 30 minute wait. I think it was move-in week at the…read moreUniversity, so the wait was probably longer than normal, but it's definitely a popular place. We ended up being seated outside, which was fine, nothing great about the atmosphere out there besides being in St. Andrews. For food, we had the Steak & Ale Cri Pie, which was good, but not great. I believe this is one of the things they are known for. Again good, but I've had better elsewhere. Also had the Cullen Skink, which was excellent. That is my favorite Scottish dish and this one didn't disappoint. My daughter had nachos, which apparently is a big thing with the kids in Scotland, and she liked those. Criterion is one of her favorite restaurants as a student at St. Andrews. Service was good. Overall, was a good meal.

Such a stunning bar on the inside! Of course, nice to sit outside in good weather too! The fish…read moreand chips are pretty good and had a great selection of beer. The nachos were just ok- probably better to order something else. Service was good, you just order at the bar and they bring it out. Overall a lovely place to enjoy a pint and bite.

It was very quaint and the atmosphere was cheerful and pleasant…read more Until a couple brought in there dirty stinky dog and sat right next to me. This made me hurry through my pint and move along.

A true hidden gem in St. Andrews. The food was amazing!! Our large group ordered lamb chops, fish &…read moreveal. All delicious. Very attentive service made for a special evening. Highly recommend it!!

A great find off the beaten path just outside the town of Saint Andrews. Great food, beautiful…read moreviews in a small, quiet setting. Also got to spend time with the delightful Caroline and John at the bar after dinner. Just a great night.

Priceless. My father's number 1 bucket list item was to play golf at the Old Course in St Andrew's…read morewith all of the experiences that go with it. A meal at The Jigger Inn was icing on the cake. We walked in and greeted warmly. The staff were so friendly and welcoming and the food was amazing.

The food is good and typical Scottish menu. Great spot for apps and cocktails with great service…read more Make sure you get a reservation, because it's always crowded and full of golfers. If you were looking for a warm spot with a classic view for bangers and mash this is it.

It was wonderful! Very typical Irish pub food. Really enjoyed the steak and ale pie.read more

This quaint pub is pleasantly placed at the end of one of the three main streets in St Andrews. It…read moretends to attract more locals than tourists. This makes for a more intimate environment. After numerous recommendations, I finally tried the famous Whey Pat nachos. They are quite good, don't get me wrong, but I wouldn't necessarily called them legendary. They mix cheese, chips, and tomato sauce (wouldn't call it salsa) and heat it all up. It ends up in a huge bowl of warm delight. They are good like I said l, but I wish the tomato sauce had a bit more kick and you had the possibility to get sour cream, guacamole, or vegetarian toppings.

Visiting Saint Andrew's for the day we stopped at Balgove Larder for lunch. This is a very nicely…read morestocked, high quality farm shop with a very decent restaurant attached. Three scones and hot chocolates later we left satisfied. A nice shop and a good lunch.

Neat concept and lovely location, Balgove is a farm shop, café and steakhouse all featuring local…read moreingredients. It was Father's Day and my dad's more of a steak-on-the-bbq kinda guy than fine dining, so I did some research and found this place. Less than a 10-minute drive from the touristy bustle of St Andrews, it seemed ideal for our lunch stop. The wait for a table for 4 at the Steak House was 45 minutes, which we agreed to and happily wandered around the farm shop to kill time. After we were seated, however, the REAL waiting game began. The menu is simple, with basically 4 different cuts of steak available and a burger option, so it didn't take us long to decide we'd all go for rib eye steaks. It took the server 10 minutes to come back and take our orders, and another 15 minutes after that for our drinks to arrive. That wasn't the worst part... our meals (nothing fancy - 4 grilled steaks on wooden boards with chips) took another HOUR after that!! Nobody checked on us while we were waiting to apologise for the delay, or ask if we wanted to order more drinks. We sat there with empty glasses, having nursed our beers as long as humanly possible. In summary, we arrived at 12:45pm, seated by 1:30pm and weren't served our meals until 3pm. It was absolutely ridiculous and unfortunately I just didn't feel that the management/staff did enough to make up for it to warrant a return trip for me.