Gord and I had a late lunch at The Ferry Tap. When you want something, you order at the bar and pay…read moreas you go. We both ordered steak pies. Mine was "classic" and Gord's was with haggis. They were good but interesting as they were deconstructed ... the insides were under a flakey pie crust. The steak was big and chunky.

Awesome!!! This place is simply awesome! It is probably the most realistic looking pub that we…read morehave seen in all of the British Isles. This service is outstanding the proprietor is extremely friendly and the selection of beer and alcohol is excellent. Excellent bar menu everything from Fish and chips to burgers as well as mac & cheese. Very fair price and everything tasted outstanding. The place is extremely clean and very well kept. They have videos playing on multiple screens of TVs. Also a couple of electronica pub games. And if you need they also have coffee. Wish this place was closer to the states. You have to stop in and say hello and try and paint.

The Anchor Inn in South Queensferry is one of those pubs that have that welcoming, warm feeling! As…read moreyou approach the pub, it seems very welcoming with its light exterior and its signs advertising offers and its karaoke night. Inside, the pub is quite small, smaller than I expected. It wasn't very busy but enough to make it feel that it did have some atmosphere. The bar provides your usual range of drinks in any bar, however it does not offer a great selection of ales sadly. Prices are pretty good and the staff were helpful. A nice pub, good place for a few drinks.

This is a cute inn…read more For me, the room was quite warm. You can open windows, but the windows are old and don't stay open. I was very hot when I tried to sleep. There's no air conditioning. The room itself was nice, clean, and comfortable. You need to register your vehicle if you park in their car park. Their restaurant and bar and great. I had the steak with peppercorn sauce and it was tasty. They offered local brews and scotch. You need to make a reservation with the restaurant as it can get full quickly. The room itself is more noisy as it is closer to the tracks. I wouldn't stay here again due to temperature, unable to keep windows open, no AC, and how loud the railway is. But it was cute.

The Hawes Inn, at the far end of South Queensferry is one of the more well known pubs-hotels in the…read morearea. From the outside it looks quite traditional and quite small, however looks can be deceiving. The main bar is quite large and has an extensive bar. It has a good selection of ales, including Deuchers, so I was very chuffed with that. The bar has a good amount of wooden tables, suitable for groups during lunches and dinners. The exterior is quite traditional and at times the bar, due to its size partly, does feel quite cold at times. The food on offer is mostly your normal pub group food and is not that expensive, but not that cheap. Defiantly worth a try if your in the area.

We stopped there for breakfast while we waited for a tour bus. A local told us they had the best…read morebreakfast and they were spot on! It was so goo, we came back for an early dinner after the tour. Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict. Really perfect. Then a giant pot of steamed mussels for dinner. everything was absolutely great! Wish we lived nearby.

The Railbridge Bistro is an excellent place to stop for breakfast either before getting to the…read moreairport or after landing (12-15 min drive away). The view from outside and inside gives you a great view of the old Railbridge and newer bridges. Along the walls they include the history of how the bridge was built. Food: I got the Scottish Breakfast and it was phenomenal! The black pudding and haggis were both delicious so don't let their descriptions scare you. Our server was extremely helpful and kind. Highly recommend this place while in Edinburgh.

Let's be up front - it's a Brewer's Fayre. So that means a limited menu of a certain quality. In my…read moreopinion that limits it to a maximum of 4 stars. Having said all that, we regularly visit (especially for lunch). The food has never disappointed us - never had to return anything. The staff are friendly. And the prices are right. Wouldn't recommend it as a special night out - but it hits the spot for a cheeky pub lunch.

The Queens Crossing is a nice place to stay overnight, although if you don't book in advance then…read morerooms can be expensive. They do offer reduced rates the quicker you book up, and because of this you are better booking sooner rather than later. There is lots of parking including large disabled spaces, and there is also room for larger vehicles such as vans or smaller Lorries. There is a large play area out in the back of the restaurant, which is suitable for younger children. The staff are always friendly and the food is always of a high standard.

Before I paid a visit to the Two Bridges I had heard that it did have a slightly poor reputation…read more Most of the comments that I had heard was that it had a very poor level of customer service and the food took ages! So, I decided that when I was there I would have a quick drink, a good excuse for a nosey. When I was there the bar part of the inn wasn't that busy so I managed to get served pretty quickly. The bar itself has your normal drinks on offer and doesn't expand to much into the world of real ales. Prices aren't cheap, but not too bad. The place is quite traditional with a hint of modernity about it. People looked quite happy with the food, and the portions looked reasonable enough. The best thing about this place though is the amazing views out towards the Firth of Forth. If you visit this place, get a table with a view!

Given that this restaurant has a prime location overlooking the forth and both the rail and road…read morebridge we were very dissppointed by our visit. We visited at the latter end of the summer when it was busy but not mobbed. We went in to find a table for a drink with a view to eat. All the empty tables were dirty and no one made an effort to clear one for us. we stood about for a few minutes and as no one made any attempt to help we left and went elsewhere. This could be a fantastic place but needs a bit of a push.

The Duddingston arms is a lovely pub on the outskirts of Edinburgh in Newton, West Lothian. It is a…read moreshort drive away from South Queensferry, but well worth the travel. Children are welcome until 8pm and the pub is very accommodating for small or large families. They also have a lovely children's menu, which is very well priced and there is a wide variety to suit even the pickiest of kids. They have various themed nights and regularly do karaoke nights which are always very popular. For the children they often do competitions, like drawing or colouring in. A lovely little traditional pub which is well worth a visit.

From the owner: The Duddingston Arms-Award winning pub with dining…read more The Duddingston Arms is the hub of the local community in this part of West Lothian. Many accolades and praise have been given to the pub throughout its existence. Not only are we known as one of the best dining pubs in the county we have a fine selection of real ales, excellent wine list and speciality hot drinks. We are used with many local groups and associations such as fishermen, ramblers, cycling club, dog walkers and professional groups throughout the year. We are only 2km west of South Queensferry on the A904 Boness/Linlithgow road. We have been a fully family owned business since 1832 so you can be sure of that special welcome from everyone. We welcome children everyday up to 10pm and we have a fully enclosed garden to the rear. We are extremely proud of our delicious food and aim to be the best pub in the area with great food and a very warm welcome where people can eat drink talk and above all enjoy themselves

My fiance has been telling me tales of "The Queen's" for years. I had all sorts of ideas in my head…read morethat this place might be terrifying. Finally got to visit recently and was pleasantly surprised! It's definitely a local sort of place - nothing fancy, but absolutely functional. A bit worn, but really friendly people and comfy seating. Even though it was full of neighborhood people, I felt incredibly welcome. Hoorah!

The Burgh Arms Hotel certainly does stand out in the town centre of Inverkeithing. Its proud sign…read moreis held against a back drop of freshly painted white walls and darkened wooden frames. Inside, the hotel has a cosy, smallish bar which is full of character. The bar was quite busy when I was in and was full of people chatting away. The bar serves your typical drinks and also the traditional Scottish lagers and ale's. On top of that the bar also serves good hearty pub food. The menu is quite traditional and also provides a set menu for pensioners as well! Food can be ordered to quite late on in the evening. The food comes in generous portions and certainly does the job when it comes to filling you up! Defiantly one of the better bars in the centre of town, Burgh Arms also is a great place for a bite for lunch.