A comfortable restaurant in the heart of St. Andrews. Casual upscale ambiance. Good selection of…read moredishes but small portions. The chateaubrian 500gm was on special Thursday evenings, so had a great value sharing between 3 people. The fries were amazing delicious, crispy and hot. Also had the eggplant dish, ok with a very very small side of spinach. Had the Caesar salad, fresh corn bread and olives as well. Overall ok, not great but good.

It is ok. Service is friendly and fast…read more Modern ambience and good background music. Food is ok. The selection is limited but presentation and flavors are good. My family and I had a great time and enjoyed a quality meal.

Some hits and some misses. The soups were nice enough as was the beetroot salad (although missing…read morethe nuts on top that was on the menu). Everything else was alright, just nothing outstanding. Staff were lovely and the place was nice inside. Menu could be more seasonal, which would make it a little fresher and more interesting.

Let me start by saying our experience in Scotland has been absolutely phenomenal.. great food, just…read morelovely people. ... until we had dinner tonight at the Saint 1. The host sat us in the most obscure corner , which we asked to change.. sure enough the next brown group that came in was sat there 2. Our main course was delayed 45 min.. this time the hostess server comes to us to apologize and asks if she could give us another drink because of our long wait... and then she proceeds to charge us for it 3. The food to boot was the worst we've had in Scotland Such a shame to leave this review Our waitress was a sweet lady who was all smiles and always trying to be helpful. But the 2 - the host and the manager server - had us infuriated The Saint should be renamed the Facist... If you are visiting st. andrew's, stay away... almost any other place you pick will be significantly better The Saint should address this ASAP... and deal with the Two people who have no business being in hospitality.

The atmosphere here was spectacular! Be sure to check the "weather station" on your way in to the…read morebar. We had some great pints and spectacular Fish and Chips. The service was slow to say the least....but the location is superb.

Great ambience and food was delicious. One of the better traditional fish and chips I've had while…read morevisiting Scotland.

Looking for the perfect lunch spot in St. Andrew's? Check out Hams Hame a gastro-pub located on the…read moreground floor of the Hamilton Grand behind the 18th green of the Old Course. Serving delicious Scottish Cuisine and Hand Crafted Cocktails! We had excellent service, food came out quickly, hot and fresh! You could taste the lager in the light and crispy batter on the fish! I wish we had ketchup like this in the US with limited ingredients you can actually pronounce! Lavender Walk Final Toast Old Course Hotel Old Fashioned Hams Hame Fried Chicken Burger H&H Lager Battered Haddock Sticky Toffee Pudding with Honeycomb Ice Cream

Nice spot and right next to the old course. Played the old course then stopped in to have some fish…read moreand chips as will as a pint. The customer service and the atmosphere was excellent.

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.

The outdoor seating was lovely. The nacho plate was exceptional! Nice selection of ciders, beers…read moreand wine. Recommend a stop when in the area!

This pub/restaurant is a perfect place to enjoy good food and company! It's close to the Old…read moreCourse, very "golfy," which is why we were in town - so we loved it. It seems very popular with students, locals, and golf tourists alike. The vibe was energetic and fun. We had the dinner shown, and it was fantastic. Service was attentive. The beer was very smooth, food fresh, hot, and tasty - couldn't ask for anything more.

Very tasty lunch spot near the old course. Ordered a Caesar wrap and it was delicious. Service was…read morea bit slow, especially if you order a burger, so beware if you are in a rush.

I went there about a year ago for a meal, the service was good, the prices were a bit steep for a…read morecountry pub. I had the rumbledethumps for a starter, i'm sorry to say it was like eating raw potatoes and onions in a cream sauce, the main of venison and beef pie was ok but i've had better, I didn't stay for a dessert and i don't think i will be back for seconds

This is a very friendly, relaxed restaurant in this village inn. We were seated in the conservatory…read morewith a good view of the garden and we enjoyed watching all the sparrows and finches while we waited. A word of warning though we got the last free table so might be a good idea to book ahead. The range of options on the menu was excellent. The restaurant does a Senior Citizens lunch menu offering smaller portions. My mother liked this idea as her aptetite is not what it was. However she still managed to polish off two courses very good value at £8. The rest of the food was good, with special mentions for the lovely crisp chunky chips and the coffee, both of which were well above average. A special mention too for the staff who were all extremely friendly and helpful. All in all a very pleasant lunch.

Bit of a mixed bag really, great surroundings, helpful staff, yet over complicated menu and…read moredisappointing food. American Bar/Grill yet menu is pages and pages long, with only two vegetarian options. Retro, or just uninspired, macaroni cheese/Quorn lasagne. Ordered from the 4 vegan options, Green Thai Curry, which was a mass of peppers, which I picked out, leaving just half a dozen carrot slices, and a couple of cauliflower florets. Three Chicken Caesar Salads were ordered, and my family played hunt the ingredients in huge plates of lettuce, almost completely absent any Parmesan (a few tiny grated slivers clung to the side of the bowl), a burger was also ordered and looked more like a slider, and the chips were rock hard, as if left out overnight then refried until burnt. No complaints with the BLT. So they can manage sandwiches...

Best place for cocktails in St. Andrews! Fantastic views of the sea and the famed Old Course and…read morefantastic staff. They make a variety of classic and original cocktails and have an encyclopedic whiskey list as well. Despite the upscale environment, I've never seen the staff be snooty to anyone. They are friendly and welcoming. Yes, it is expensive, but less so than one would thing (around £10 for a cocktail - standard for an upscale place).