This bar i went into with my wife and our friends and we stayed for…read more 30 mins max WHY ? Because some of the barstaff were very rude when serving they we noted were very long-faced and wouldnt even answer back when my friend asked for a round of drinks and also one of the staff was heard swearing also to the disgust of my friends wife We only stayed because my friend had payed for our drinks but we noted also the locals were very cliquet (not friendly towards anyone from outside the town Basically this Wee Jimmies bar is not very nice and also the atmosphere was troublesome the reason they have doormen in this bar ive always came to the conclusion a pub which hires doormen is troublesome or expects such which only after 10 mins happened we wont go back again in this bar never..Its a troublesome bar and some of the staff behind the bar are quite rude..

This bar i along with 2 friends went into for a quiet drink…read more though that was a big mistake as quiet it was not myself and friends somehow had bad vibes about the bar just after sitting down though we heard was the best in Cowdenbeath Wee jimmies was cleaner than the rest but that wasnt a big ask But main thing was with wee jimmies was everyone at the bar sit with a long face and not to sociable towards outsiders we noticed But it was clean enough but after seeing some others namely the biggest dive's ive ever come across was Partners in Cowdenbeath High Street where bouncers also were on the door and they seemed a bit dodgy to say the least especially this tall bloke with white hair whom was unhealthy looking with his big oversized belly we couldnt help for noticing him looking for trouble and which he seemed to go out of his way for such reason we had left Partners upstairs was because of him Earlier in the Dunvegan bar and the people in that bar were both not very friendly whatsoever and bigots Anyhow we couldnt get away quick enough and never any of us shall go back not just in wee jimmies bar in the High Street but more so not into Partners bar which was even more so mischievious to even the rest A mistake we made and one night we would much rather forget.

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.

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.

Didn't going to the pub but the food in the…read more restaurant was fabulous brilliant! recommend it to anyone going to for Cowdenbeath Scotland

I couldn't agree less with the psychotic, bitter, paranoid ramblings of Guessingme. The Dunvegan is…read moreexactly what it is, a local pub full of local characters. What sets it apart from the other pubs in Cowdenbeath is the quality of its food. The landlord and landlady are a charming couple who took on a pub with a bit of a hairy reputation and have worked tirelessly on a continual programme of improvement. Like most small town pubs there may be the odd moment where someone steps over the line but the landlord is very quick to resolve any issues. If you want flowers on the tables and Jeeves talking about Marx and nuclear fission then try the Rotary Club or similar. If you walk into the Dunvegan and there's football on the tv, a bunch of ex miners arguing about something, three lassies in insufficient clothing tottering about and a fairly respectable couple sitting at the end of the bar, you'll know that me and my wife are out! Cowdenbeath is an ex colliery town, and the clientele in the local bars reflect that. I'd sooner spend a night there with genuine people than waste a fortune on some jumped up city centre 'club' full of poseurs and lying wannabee inadequates. Oh, and by the way, Guessingme you twisted freak. I am not out of work, I am very much in work, very well paid, highly educated, intelligent and articulate. Unlike you, who cannot string two sentences together correctly, I stayed at school, college and Uni long enough to learn spelling and grammar. There is never a space between the end of a sentence and the resultant full-stop, unlike the space between your deluded self perception and the reality of your awesome and obvious lack of basic intelligence. Has nobody pointed out to you the 'caps lock' key on your keyboard? Get a life, and if I were you I would never let anyone in Cowdenbeath know who you really are, or you would probably find that the real 'nightmare' is not the bars in Cowdenbeath (mixed plurals you f**kwit), but probably the people who would like a wee 'chat' with you for your obscene insulting comments.

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!

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.

Such a delightful lunch spot next to the St. Andrew old course. The service was friendly and…read moreefficient. There's no reservations so it's first come first served. Best spot is outdoors under the shade. Had a delicious chicken marsala and loaded fries with haggis...maybe our best meal in Scotland so far. Perfect for a light lunch.

Everyone here is so pleasant. Smiling, efficient. Our orders arrived quickly just as we wanted…read morethem. A casual eatery next to the fabled golf course and fabulous hotel. A simple Caesar salad with salmon and sausage and mash were just the ticket after a long day of traveling.

Cute wee local- but not scary local pub! Guests welcome!…read moreLive music on many different nights and an open mic on weds! Very quaint a nice place to have a pint with some friends .

Great little pub, definitely the smallest in Perth, with lots of character, loads of real ale, a…read moregood crowd of friendly punters, open mike night on Wednesday with lots of local talent and regular bands and gigs.