This is my first time actually eating in at this Bistro and I was blown away. I remember the food…read morebeing amazing but it was take away and I was hungover. I ordered the Good Morning Breakfast Bap which is a square sausage, egg and bacon in a bap and I have to say it's the best I've ever had. Perfect. Wouldn't change a single thing about it. The chai could have been better, a bit thicker for my taste but still nice. The staff were wonderful and let us sit in before they had fully opened to get out of the cold. The interior is very modern and trendy, and the fairy lights add a lovely touch. Very pleased with this place yet again!

We initially visited Johnston's a few times for the simple fact that it has seats outdoors. At the…read moreright time of day, even as Summer draws to a close, those seats catch the sunshine in just the right way. I've yet to find a better place in Falkirk to enjoy a beer outdoors and I'm going to miss it now that Autumn is starting to make itself more and more obvious. Eventually, we headed inside one lunchtime to try the food. Inside, Johnston's does just as good a job. It;s light and airy, there's plenty of seating (including some upstairs above the bar). We got comfy at a table and chose from their lunch menu. I ordered the fish and chips while my partner went for the steak pie. The fish and chips was enormous. I had thought, since this was the lunch menu, that it would be a slightly more moderate portion. Not that I'm complaining because it was also delicious. My partner loved his steak pie too. They run a loyalty card (although it's new and I'm not sure the system totally works as it eventually will). They offer cocktails and seem proud of their wine list, but they also offer good coffee and cake, as well as their own home made tablet. They cater to groups and parties and they run offers throughout the week, like two main meals for £7.99 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. So far, as far as I can tell, Johnston's is doing everything right.

Absolutely delicious burger. Visiting from USA and stopped in one night during my visit. If I…read morelived here, I'd be back regularly. Great service, too!

Service was great and the added advice of where to hang about in Edinburgh extremely useful - for a…read morefirst timer like myself. Thank you for my first time Irnbrew!!

I've been here quite a few times whenever we're in Scotland. I'm not quite sure if this places turn…read moreinto a night life scene after hours. We've been for dinner and lunch and always enjoyed our meal. Service was always been great with a friendly smile when we walk in. Menu does have a good selection of dishes. Some are new to me as certain dishes are not offered in the states. Or some is their version of what we have. It does get quite busy as it's one of the local spots in the town. Which not a lot of other places have closed down nearby. Overall, food was good. Service was nice and friendly staff. Like mentioned, don't know if it becomes a social scene cat night. Have notices a dj there and security at the door before.

Good pub food. The soup tasted really nice, home made and the warm soda bread with it was perfect…read more The onion rings were huge and super crunchy, just couldn't taste vinegar. My friend enjoyed the Mac and cheese. Staff were lovely and fun!

This is a restaurant for people who love good food! I appreciate well prepared, carefully sourced…read moreingredients that somehow turn into magic when combined. It's a small and very popular restaurant so book in advance. You can tell the staff are invested in proving an enjoyable experience for customers. The overall vibe is caring about food and people - it's not fast food!

Cool Decor, great location Prices reflect all of that…read more Stopped in for a late lunch Enjoyed everything we had, both food and beverages

When it comes to good old American style grub, I love a hot dog. More specifically I love a chilli…read morecheese dog, and that's where my problems begin. You see, I've found it ridiculously hard to find a chilli cheese dog in Glasgow that has blown me away. The chilli is too hot or not hot enough, the cheese isn't melted or there just isn't enough of it, the hot dog is of a pretty poor quality... the list goes on. Finally my quest is over. Burger7 have been crowned my hot dog knights in shiny tin-foil armour. Burger7 have been on mine and Craig S's "Top 5 to Try" list for a wee while now so when the mood struck us for some USA dining we decided to take a wee drive out. I found a local postcode and placed a justeat collection order so it would be ready for us arriving. (I won't go into the saga that we thought we were ordering from the Coatbridge restaurant and ended up ordering from the Airdrie restaurant by accident!) I had ordered my chilli cheese dog, some gravy fries and a side of mac and cheese (always!!!) and couldn't wait to tuck in when we got home. First, the gravy fries. It is not your average chips and gravy. The gravy was thin, homemade and sweet, with a tomato-y tang to it. It tasted delicious and went well with the perfectly cooked fries. The portion was absolutely huge too so I was quite happy to share when my little one and hubby decided they wanted to try them too. The mac and cheese was really creamy and well seasoned, with a lovely hint of sharpness. I'm crazy about mac and cheese and this was some pretty good mac. The portion size was just about right, but again my wee one had decided that this looked pretty tasty too and helped me eat it. Now, I know you want to hear about that hot dog. As it was foil wrapped for our journey home it was a mess... a beautiful one at that. The bratwurst was juicy and flavoursome without being watery or greasy. It was also huge and outsized it's bun. The chilli wasn't too chunky, had a nice kick of heat to it without being overpowering. And it was just covered in melty sharp cheese. Everything tasted great on its own. Together, it was pure bliss. I've been searching high and low for that hot dog and now I've found it you can guarantee it'll be a regular part of my life now.

If you are wanting a sit down restaurant this is not your place. Me and my husband drove 35 mins to…read moreeat there however no seating.. disappointing

This is an ok spot. We stopped in for a burger, onion rings and some drinks. Drinks seemed to be…read moreexcessively weak. We struggled to figure out if my double had any whiskey at all. The beer was cold. Food was just ok and definitely not a destination. If you need a place to eat and everywhere else is busy this isn't bad. We got the blue burger and onion rings.

Fries with bbq sauce and pulled pork. Yes! And the salad is…read morehuge. Sharing is recommended. Also, the burgers are EXCELLENT!!

Burgers and fries were good, atmosphere was friendly and the chaps behind the counter were polite…read moreand as can be. Avoid the "classy" places in St Andrew's, they're unnecessarily rude and just go here for a pint and a burger.

We needed a quick dinner when in St Andrews and ended up in BlackHorn. The place does wraps,…read moreburgers and hot dogs. We decided on burgers, chips and some onion rings. The burgers were nothing fancy in terms of toppings. They were just extremely nice, from the burger itself to the bun and the sauce. Sides were nice too and the atmosphere inside is good.

I think my visit to the Falkirk Branch of Frankie and Benny's was made a bit better by thre fact I…read morewas so utterly starving I'd have eaten the contents of a mousetrap, but I will have to agree with Eleanor and say that it's definitely not great. I have a hunting dog-style mentality to carnivorous pursuits so have no problem with gristle, shell or other yuck. I even eat the crispy bits at the end of prawns and sometimes the eyeball if I'm in the mood. For a tenner though, a burger and what must be the measliest, stingiest portion of fries I've ever seen, just does not cut it. I must point out that there was nothing at all else on the plate. No onion rings, no salad, and it just look very miserly. The burger itself was actually quite tasty, but I just felt a bit robbed.

I've never been to Frankie and Bennys in my life, until last week. I adore TGI's and I've always…read morebeen curious to see how F&B compares. I'm glad I visited so I can say I've been and can confirm that it doesn't have a patch on TGI's, in actual fact, I think I prefer McDonalds. I wasn't feeling all that adventurous so I decided to go for a regular ol' cheeseburger. When it came out I was a little disappointed with the measly portion. The chips were tasty and the burger was pretty good for the first couple of bites, then it happened. There's nothing, I mean nothing worse than biting into a burger and biting into a piece of grizzle... even thinking about it right now makes me squirm. Throwing all my tables manners out of the window I had to spit out the grizzly lump of burger onto my napkin. I felt disgusting doing it but it was either that or I would have been sick everywhere. I was still starving so decided to try a bit more, surely there would only be one piece of grizzle? I was wrong, I bit right into another one. Yuck. In hindsight, I probably should have just asked for another burger but after working in restaurants part time during my school years I'll never forget an ex manager who would wipe his sweaty arse round the rims of plates of people who complained about the food. It's really put me off ever complaining about food, better the devil you know, I guess. I was really disappointed with my experience to Frankie and Bennys. The food was on the pricey side for the quality and while I know it's not exactly gourmet dining I would have probably got something nicer in McDonalds. The saving grace was the waiter who was very friendly and smiley I just didn't want to complain and watch his smile turn into a frown.

So there I was, minding my own business driving through the small village of Rigside on my way to a…read morejob and out of the corner of my eye I saw it! A sign with those three little letters we all love so much - BBQ. Unfortunately time was not on my side but alas, I got finished in time earlier than expected and headed straight here for lunch. I decided to keep it simple and go for the Texan burger - a 6oz burger with maple bacon, onion rings, pickles and cheese. As always, the offer of salad was dismissed in a Ron Swansonesque manner. I received a fresh cooked, plentiful burger packed with flavour in a timely manner and a bystander to some good old fashioned political debate from some locals while I waited. This little place has a big character and I'll be sure to pop in whenever I'm in the area.

The Ranch is a great burger place with budget friendly, tasty food. And they deliver! On our last…read morenight in Edinburgh before flying home the next morning, we found The Ranch website, ordered online, and they delivered right to our hotel room door. It was still hot, fast, with friendly delivery service, and tasted wonderful! We had The Classic burger and the Chicken Burger, both with generous toppings, and sides of tots that were hot and crisp, all for less than 20 pounds. We would definitely recommend them!

A solid burger BBQ place. It had just opened when I stopped by. Burgers are cooked to order and the…read moreWyatt Burger I had was substantial. Well worth checking out if you are in the Costorphine area.