Fife foodies flock to this beautifully converted 17th-century farmhouse surrounded by verdant fields just 10 minutes outside town. The prix-fixe menus offer exquisitely crafted dishes using the best seasonal Scots produce such as beef, pork, mackerel, and wild sea trout. The atmospheric, dark-beamed, stone-walled interior has the warmth of an open fire and stunning views over the green landscape and St. Andrews.

Whether you’re in the mood for The Adamson, one of the most popular restaurants in St Andrews known for its exquisite food and elegant atmosphere, The Seafood Restaurant, The Grange Inn, or The Peat Inn, you can expect a dining experience that’s second to none. These restaurants have been recognized as some of the best restaurants in town, each offering unique menus, exceptional cuisine, and top-notch service that will make your night memorable.

The Grange Inn is housed in a beautifully converted, fully restored, 17th-century farmhouse with panoramic views over St Andrews and the bay. It has an intimate dining room that has exposed stone walls, wooden beams, and a cosy fireplace. There is a warm and welcoming atmosphere here, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable, always happy to answer any questions about the menu or recommend a wine pairing.

Nestled in the scenic countryside just outside St. Andrews, The Grange Inn is the epitome of traditional Scottish dining. With breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, this charming inn offers a menu filled with locally sourced ingredients, showcasing classic Scottish dishes like roast lamb and fresh salmon. It’s the perfect spot for those looking to experience the heart and soul of Scottish cuisine.

Also outside St Andrews – on the south-east side of town – is The Grange Inn, a 17th century converted farmhouse with a restaurant that has panoramic views looking out over St Andrews and St. Andrews Bay. Chef Proprietor, John Kelly, has created lunch and evening menus using the freshest of local produce. You’ll also find a cosy bar – with real fires – serving local craft beers.

The Grange Inn at St. Andrews has reopened under the new ownership of Award Winning Chef John Kelly. The Grange is a lovely 17th century converted farmhouse with a cosy bar, open fires and a delightful restaurant with lovely panoramic views looking out over St Andrews and St. Andrews Bay. Chef John Kelly has created a superb menu using the freshest of local produce available.

The adorable, quaint, traditional inn, an almost 400-year-old converted farmhouse, is completely unassuming, but their service and most importantly food is unbelievable. They will leave you raving with every course and in between with their palette cleansers. You’ll have to take a short taxi ride up the hill just south of town, so don’t forget to book that too.

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The Grange Inn in St Andrews is a delightful 17th-century converted farmhouse that offers fine dining for lunch and dinner. Chef Proprietor John Kelly has crafted a superb menu using the freshest local produce available. The restaurant’s cheerful atmosphere awaits you, but reservations are essential to avoid disappointment.

Housed in a lovely 17th Century Inn, the Grange Inn is the highest-rated restaurant in St Andrews. Go to enjoy modern Scottish cuisine using the freshest of local produce available - and all with gorgeous views of St Andrews Bay.Photo: Google Maps

One of the best places close to town is The Grange Inn which is a couple of miles out on the Grange road in a very pleasant spot. It serves good, informal food but is always really busy so your brother should call and book if they fancy trying it.

The sleepy village of Kettlebridge near Glenrothes gets a mention next thanks to the Kettlebridge Inn, Bar & Italian Restaurant. Cobbies Bar and Kitch Inn, Tayport is fifth while East Port Bar in Dunfermline is in sixth spot.

If you’re visiting with younger guests, we recommend the leisure centre, which has a great family friendly pool, with flumes and toddler pool.