Best Dinner Places to Eat in Anstruther

"A cross between a traditional British chippie and contemporary dining, Tailend Restaurant and Fish Bar provides all the satisfaction and tastiness of classic fish and chips, with the freshness and quality of a coastal restaurant. All of their dishes, from their haddock supper, served battered, breaded or lightly fried with homemade pesto, to their chargrilled garlic and chilli king prawn skewers are made fresh to order, and the specials board regularly features seasonal fresh fish sourced locally. The restaurant also offers a wide selection of wines and locally brewed beers to complement the dishes, making Tailend the perfect spot for a relaxed evening out with friends."

"If you like seafood, Tailend Restaurant on the bustling Market Street is a great place to visit in St Andrews. It also provides a takeaway service as well as a restaurant, perfect if you fancy staying inside in your cosy accommodation!. The restaurant is owned by G&A Spink, fish merchants of Arbroath who supply all the daily fresh fish including their famous hot smoked salmon and Arbroath smokies, a must try."

"Delicious fresh fish sourced from Arbroath, just up the coast, puts this place a class above most chippies. It fries to order and the food's worth the wait. The array of exquisite smoked delicacies at the counter..."

"is perhaps St Andrews’ most dramatic and picturesque place to eat. Located on the edge of a high bank with the sea foaming just below, the restaurant affords spectacular views of the Scottish coastline, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows which make up its four walls. The interior is fresh and modern, with white tablecloths and contemporary furniture providing a calming contrast to the awe-inspiring views outside."

"To start with the cool modern building, with its huge panoramic windows, gives you a fabulous view of the sea and West Sands beyond. Then there is the food – only the best locally sourced ingredients are used including lobsters from Anstruther, scallops from Orkney and sea trout from Loch Etive. All with an Italian twist, the result is simply out of this world."

"Rhubarb Restaurant is set in a 17th-century manor house|© Neil Setchfield / Alamy Stock Photo. This stylish and oh-so-glamorous restaurant is set in a 17th-century manor house in the shadow of Arthur’s Seat. Its name alludes to the fact that Prestonfield was the first estate in Scotland to grow rhubarb."

"An luxury and super glamorous restaurant housed in a pair of spectacular oval rooms at the heart of Prestonfield. Theatrical and dramatically stunning, Rhubarb Restaurant exudes a royal aura in its interiors. You will love the attention as a kilted porter will escort you through."

"Set in the splendid 17th-century Prestonfield hotel, Rhubarb is a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds. The over-the-top decor of rich reds set off with black and gold and the sensuous surfaces that make..."

"If the ambiance in Little Italy isn’t enough to make you know this is the spot for romance, the food will do it. Have a Lady & The Tramp movie moment with one of their incredible pastas and few glasses of red wine for a perfect date night. : When you’re splashing out on your special someone (or yourself), order the Lobster Ravioli for a full-on food-gasm."

"13/06/2021: Every time we come to st Andrews we stop at little Italy for lunch. We passed at 12 and asked for a table for two and were told they open at one and to come back then. We wandered for an hour and returned to find people already sitting and getting drinks."

"This is a real Italian family restaurant, and you feel that the minute you arrive. Service is great and the food is excellent. Menu is extensive from Pizza to wonderful steak and veal."

"We work with the best local Artisans who believe in sustainable agriculture. We are Members of the SRA – Sustainable Restaurant Association who help us to source food more sustainably, manage resources more efficiently and work more closely with our local community. They also help diners identify those restaurants doing the right thing."

"is a St Andrews institution and a favourite among locals, students and tourists alike. The restaurant is housed in an old golf-club factory, and charmingly features crates of produce and fairy lights leading up to the main entrance. Stepping through the doors, visitors are greeted by a stunning interior."

"In the middle of Market Street, this is a cool, laid back, spacious lunch venue. Serving food with a Scottish flair, you’ll also find mainstream staples like burgers, soup and toasted sandwiches. They have a kids menu too."

"This is another high end restaurant in the heart of the town, with an exceptional cocktail menu. They offer full three course meals using locally sourced ingredients and unbelievable craftsmanship from its in-house chefs. Alongside the usual suspects, they also have some unique cocktails that make this the perfect spot for a romantic evening in St Andrews."

"19/05/2021: Enjoyed our lunch very much, a Christmas gift from friends. Was worth waiting for lock down to end and The Rav to open. Food was delicious, served by a very friendly Hope."

"This ever popular chain pizza restaurant is just off South Street and is especially good for families. This restaurant is over 2 floors but booking in the summer is recommended."

"As its address suggests, the Golf Place bar and restaurant Hams Hame is just a stone's throw from the 18th green of the world famous Old Course and St Andrews' other glorious links courses. Golfers can enjoy a no-nonsense selection of pub grub at Hams Hame, with simple, but delicious plates of fish and chips, cheeseburgers and steaks populating the menu."

"Nestled beneath iconic Hamilton Grand and set by the 18th green of the world’s most famous golf course, Hams Hame is the place to be for sports fans. A menu brimming with fresh Scottish produce and award-winning burgers, Hams Hame is a great beginning or ending."

"Sport bar nestled beneath the iconic Hamilton Grand and next to the 18th green of the world’s most famous golf course."

"Also known as Edinburgh’s Secret Garden and on the other side of Holyrood Park from Edinburgh city centre, Dr Neil’s Garden is a heaven of tranquillity and a font of inspiration for artists, musicians and writers. It was originally created by Drs Nancy and Andrew Neil, who had a keen interest in horticulture and medicine. Child friendly: yes Address: Dr Neil’s Garden, Old Church Lane, Duddingston Village, Edinburgh EH15 3PX Opening hours: Mon to Sun: 10am – 5pm More information on visiting this garden"

"Dr Neil’s Garden is a wonderfully quaint place to wile away an afternoon or as a pit-stop on your way up to Arthur’s Seat. Tip: If you're lucky you may catch deer cooling off in the nearby Loch. *Guide-dog friendly!"

"Edinburgh’s quintessential secret garden, in the shadow of a 12th-century kirk, is one of the most peaceful green spaces in Scotland. Cultivated in the 1960s by doctors Andrew and Nancy Neil from a scrappy piece..."

"The St Andrews Aquarium is home to Penguins, a wide variety of fishes, Meerkats, Seals, Sharks, Amphibians, Alligators, Reptiles, Snakes and Caimans along with Arachnids. The educational talks by trained caretakers, gets you familiar with every animal’s habitat and natural tendency and is a great way to turn the casual trip into a learning experience. Do try to take part in a feeding sess...Read more"

"Proudly independent and family-owned aquarium in St. Andrews. Set in the cliffs overlooking St Andrews bay, our aquarium is a magical underwater world with more than 120 species on show every day. The aquarium includes a coffee shop and gift shop."

"If you love sea creatures – and who doesn't – here you can find all your cuddly seals and penguins and not so cuddly sharks and eels under one roof, located on the cliffs of St Andrews Bay. The water dwellers are joined by reptiles, arachids and…"

"This ruined medieval castle was built in the 14th century and gradually added to over the centuries until it fell into disrepair in the 1700s. Mary, Queen of Scots recuperated here after an illness following the birth of her son, James VI, who would later become James I of Great Britain after the Union of the Crowns. The structure is a fascinating example of a medieval castle and much of it still stands, including the tower house and the defensive walls."

"Built to commemorate four men who were executed in St Andrews during the 16th Century Scottish Reformation, Martyrs’ Monument has become one of the town’s most intriguing and iconic historic landmarks. The monument still stands tall and, as a beacon of religious freedom and tremendous courage, is a frequently visited landmark in Scotland. Along with St Salvators Chapel, which is said to have the face of Hamilton burnt into its walls, Martyrs’ Monument brings alive the rich history of St Andrews and its key involvement in the Scottish Reformation."

"Railway-sleeper floors, cut-down-workbench tables and seats upholstered with old tweed jackets lend a utilitarian air to this excellent deli-cafe-restaurant where local produce is king. Breakfast (served till..."

"12/05/2021: We had a great breakfast plenty of choice on menu and near the no1 appartments. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Covid measures were excellent."

"The Old Course Hotel Old Station Road, St. Andrews KY16 9SP ScotlandSeafood, British, GastropubDinnerReservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Table Service+44 1334 474371https://www.oldcoursehotel.co.uk/dining/dining-directory/sands-grill"