We stopped here for a lunch break on a coach journey to Scotland. Lots of space in the car park, and excellent toilet facilities. Enjoyed browsing around the shop, which offered a wide range of ladies and men's clothing, outdoor wear, shoes, homewares and gifts. Some beautiful ladies knitwear! Prices were reasonable, and there was a clearance sale with some great bargains. There's a whisky shop that sells not only whisky but also mead, wines made from various fruits, and cider, and a Scottish shop where you can find anything from tartan kilts, scarves and throws to preserves and other nice foodie gifts. Bought some Scottish confectionery, and the lady who served me was really helpful and friendly. There's also an interesting little exhibition about the mill's history and heritage, with weaving looms and a spinning wheel on display. The café had a good selection of sandwiches, children's lunch packs, breakfasts, cakes and drinks, but the queue was long and slow moving, which I found frustrating when we had only limited time here. There were clearly not enough staff to cope with the large number of visitors. Couldn't fault my ham sandwich however; it was freshly made, generously filled and good value at £3.95. Worth a stop here if you're travelling up to Scotland.

It's absolutely massive, loads of stock, one of the largest selections of shortbread I've seen, and everything is at a competitive price (not motorway service prices). Toilets at the back of the store were quite good quality, plentiful. The general feel of the store was a bit dated, but I don't mind it.

Large car park in front of shop dedicated to coaches. Smaller car park to the right hand side. Shop is full of products including clothes, food gifts and souvenirs at competitive prices. There is a cafe/restaurant on site. The shop is dog friendly but were told the cafe is not. Shame as we would have liked to have stayed longer. Staff are friendly and helpful and loved talking to our dog. Have been visiting here for lots of years when taking our holidays to Scotland and always find some great gifts to take home.

Good place to get Scottish souvenirs, clothes and food. Friendly staff, big assortments of everything. When we traveling to Scotland I always buy whisky here

Most staff were kind and helpful, a few were a bit abrupt. Grandparents loved it here! Got some really cute bottles of "the world's smallest whiskey". Food was okay, greasy spoon style which was needed at the time!

Typical Scottish tourist trap catering for bus tours and other visitors.. Wide range of clothing and typical touristy rubbish. Although selling high end clothes it is quite run down. The restaurant is busy but I can't say anything about the quality of the experience as I didn't use it. Ok if you like highland cow stuffies and tartan.

Been here many times for either lunch, coffee or tea and shopping. Can always find a bargain depending on what you are looking for. Staff are always pleasant, kind and willing to help. Always recommend a visit.

Great for children as there is a lovely park. Perfect for walking dogs on a lead. Cafe looks good, didn't try anything from it. Free parking across the road.

This is a lovely park and it is so well attended too. There are some lovely big trees and then there is a nice boating pond. There is the reminder that once a train would have pulled in here as part of the old line remains. There is a play park for children and also pitch and putt in better weather. This park is an excellent facility for all ages.

This is a little gem for young and old. The play park is modern and interesting for kids with a well used water fountain. A pleasant well maintained walk is provided around the lake with plenty of seating for you to stop and chill out watching the ducks. The only downer is the removal of the little pedaloes which may be because of the low water level.

Family friendly. A great little park. Really well maintained. Nice well sized boating pond. Lots of lovely wildlife even managed to see a few fish swimming around. The children’s play area has some really unusual features incorporating water. Lots of children playing and having great fun! There is a pretty putting green. Clubs and balls can be hired for a small fee and come with a scoring sheet and pencil. It was great fun even if I did lose! If you’re looking for somewhere to take the family or sit peacefully on your own to watch the world go by this is the place!

Beautiful kept grounds great to walk around the large pond and plenty trees to shade you from the sun or rain. Dog friendly and plenty of bins.

Lovely for a walk around with free parking near by

Lovely little park with nice play area for young children. Unfortunately the boats were not available and the pond was nearly empty of water. Toilets open in park and next to town hall which is great for such a small location.

We booked The Coachman Bar for our rehearsal dinner since we were getting married in the area and it was such a great experience! They created a Sunday Roast for all of us and they set up the backroom for all 20 of us. They even surprised us with adorable decorations and balloons! The food was great, great atmosphere, and the staff and owners are amazing!!

Only popped in for a drink. Nice staff, very friendly and the pint of Carling excellent. Good atmosphere as it was Halloween the staff had gone out their way to decorate the pub. Would visit again.

Fantastic pub! 4 of us staying in Moffat for a family wedding. We were late going into pub as trying to find somewhere to eat. The kitchen had closed but the amazing staff opened the kitchen, we had a fantastic beef stew, Chloe and the rest of the team couldn’t do enough for us. Met Heather the landlady the following day, what a lovely lady and big big thanks to the girl (I’m so sorry I can’t remember your name 😢) who helped pin my dress after the zip breaking on the way to the wedding! Lovely warm welcoming atmosphere, brilliant staff and stew to die for!!! Thank you ladies!!!

Stopped here en route home. Wish we hadn't. Atmosphere felt very cliquey. Unsurprisingly, there was plenty of empty tables to sit at. The apparent fish and chips was absolutely rancid. Chips partially cooked from frozen and looked as though it was bought in a ready meal box from a low end supermarket. The "fish" was slush in breadcrumbs and immediately despatched to the nearest napkin. Staff were quick enough to take the plates away - must like the place empty. (Probably for the best). When told the food was unpleasant, the chap said, "I'll let the kitchen know". Spun on his heel without another word said. Clearly nothing new or rectified, we're not the first to complain as I delve deeper into these reviews. If you want to avoid disappointment and get your moneys worth, definitely go elsewhere.

Talked to the very friendly landlady and asked about haggis pops, and even though they didn't do food that day, she went away and did us a free sample. Probably the best pub in Moffat. Will be going back for a proper meal.

Great bar, Great atmosphere. If you are in Moffat pay a visit for a great time.

A good pint of beer,had a toasted sandwich as a light bite, very nice. Staff so helpful and a friendly atmosphere

Just had an excellent experience eating at Brodies. A friendly welcome with cocktails in their lounge area - and an extensive range of gins to choose from (with a few other cocktail options for those less keen on gins). Then a very good meal - a limited menu (which in my book is a good sign) with friendly, efficient service and a very relaxed atmosphere. If your looking for a quick meal to then move on, Brodies may not be for you. But for a really good, relaxed meal with great service it's one to look out. For us it was a Sunday evening and other local options were limited, so booking is advised. If/when we're in Moffat again, Brodies will certainly be somewhere to return to.

Couldn’t recommend more! The decor and the impecable service created an instant sense of comfort. As a walk in we let them know we were vegan and they provided a fully plant based menu, thank you so much for the beautiful evening can’t wait to return!

A lovely cafe with good tea and food in the heart of Moffat. We came by for lunch on-route to Penrith and the relaxed stylish vibe fitted perfectly. Service was also friendly and on-point. We loved their good quality tea - very flavorful and fragrant. Food was a mixed bag - the homemade tart was alright, the sweet potato fries could’ve been better, the fish croquettes were good, though the lemon cake was too sweet IMHO. Nonetheless we had a pleasant time and would recommend it in a heartbeat.

We booked here for an evening meal and I cannot fault this place at all. Had a lovely relaxed vibe and the staff where so friendly and chatty. I love that you get to enjoy the gin bar in a relaxed atmosphere before the take you through to the restaurant. The service was not rushed so you had plenty of time to enjoy the amazing food, cooked to perfection with amazing flavours. We will definitely be back.

Beautiful place , we did not book but we were very welcome by our host. The service was perfect , the staff are all all very nice and professional. The place is beautiful and well maintained. The food is very nice , delicate and tasty. No problem been gluten free. We will definitely come back and we will book. Merci beaucoup 🤗

Really excellent. Just had a long cold drink and cake, but the rest of the offering looks great. No fruit scones on Sunday though. A hidden gem in Moffat.

Stopped here for a light lunch - had coffee and crispy chicken with ginger mayo - very nice indeed. The service was quick and efficient. It did get very busy after I arrived - to the extent that they were turning people away at one point, as the kitchen was getting backed up. So if you want to be sure of service, it would be best to book at busy times /days.

Fantastic shop, visited on Friday for the first time while on holiday, was recommended by people at my work. Well worth the trip there, the selection of treats is amazing, the moffat toffee is lovely and the customer service was 5*, the man serving there was very helpful.

Wow what a beautiful traditional sweet shop to stumble upon on our travels! Sooo many different sweet treats, it was a little overwhelming seeing it all. The tablet is amazing & chocolate truffles were delicious - seemed a little pricey upon purchase but upon eating I was more than satisfied with the value. Well worth a visit!

Abseloutly amazing. Sweets and chocolate and fudge and toffee everwhere there is more. If you go i greatly reckmend geting chocolate hazelnuts and the original modfat toffee

If you have a sweet tooth or simply want to relive your childhood sweet experience then this is the place for you! So much on offer including the legendary (in my book) sweet coconut tobacco... with friendly and helpful staff I recommend a visit if you're in the area.

We were visiting Moffett and stopped by this candy shop. They had a lot of goodies at reasonable price.

Great selection of sweets and drinks. In particular the whisky range is amazing. Always come here when we are in Moffat if only for some Moffat Toffee.

An Amazing selection of traditional sweets, and confectionery. Also there own original Moffat toffee which is delicious. The shop has an extensive selection of jar sweets, an good selection of Scottish alcohol including Vodka, gin and whisky. The staff where really friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit.

A nice restaurant with decent food. Never had any tapas dishes I didn't enjoy. There's gluten-free options, which are coeliac safe. The bartenders are really lovely, and went above and beyond to make a special birthday cake "jar" at Christmas - very kind and creative!

My wife, daughter and I stopped here for lunch on our way back from down south. The restaurant was quiet so no issues with getting a table. Staff were pleasant and helpful. The menu has a good selection of food, offering tapas style small plates, brunch and light bites. Lots to choose from but we decided to choose from the appealing tapas menu. We shared the Stornoway Black Pudding Tattie Bravas, Butter Chicken with Garlic Flatbread, Oven Baked Sticky Chilli Seabass, Hoisin Duck Bon Bons and the Slow Braised Moroccan Lamb with Artisan Bread. The presentation of the dishes was excellent and the quality was very good. Even though it was tapas style the portion sizes were reasonable and fair value overall. Our favourite dish was the bon bons which was delicious. We also liked the black pudding potato bravas and the butter chicken which were both cooked well and had great flavour. The seabass and the lamb were satisfactory but weren’t quite on the same level as the other dishes. They have a variety of desserts. I opted for the lemon meringue pie and my wife got a chocolate pie. Both were lovely. Overall we had an enjoyable lunch here. My daughter certainly had lots of smiles.

Hugo, situated in Moffat, Scotland, is a delightful spot for enjoying brunch. During our visit, we sampled several dishes, each offering a unique experience. The brioche bagel with avocado was particularly delightful, providing a satisfying blend of flavors. The chowder was another highlight, rich and flavorful, leaving us wanting more. We also tried the tomato garlic mushrooms, which were intriguing and well-executed, adding a nice twist to our meal. However, the risotto did not meet our expectations. It had an unexpected bitter taste and the rice was not as soft as we had hoped, which detracted from the overall enjoyment of the dish. Despite this, Hugo remains a pleasant dining venue. The atmosphere is inviting, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. The only drawback we encountered was the portion sizes, which were somewhat smaller than anticipated. This might leave some diners feeling less satisfied, especially if they have a hearty appetite. Nevertheless, Hugo offers a charming brunch experience with a variety of dishes to explore. While not every item was perfect, the overall quality and ambiance make it a worthwhile visit for brunch enthusiasts in the area.

Stopped off at Hugo's on our way to Castlepoint for a camping break. Called ahead to make sure there was availability, the girl couldn't have been nicer. She reserved us a table at the window with space for our dog Jax. The service was so relaxed, yet first class. The food was amazing, small plates but filled with taste and very fresh (in fact we saw the chef pour the beer from the pumps for the beer battered haddock goujons). We will definitely be returning to Hugo's the next time we're in the area.

We stopped in to Hugo’s for lunch and had such great food. We hadn’t booked but were able to get a table despite it being busy. The three of us had the halloumi and chutney focaccia and it was so good! There was lots of halloumi on the sandwich (which is not common) in lots of other restaurants. We also shared some skinny fries which were nice too. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit!

Lovely atmosphere. Dog friendly which is great. Food tastes good but portion is a bit small…

The food was okay. The thing that really baffled me was the price / portion size difference between some dishes. It felt like they’d come from different kitchens. My wife’s smoked salmon and prawn sandwich was big and great value and was very good. The rest of us ordered loaded fries from the ‘lighter bites’ menu. I was expecting a reasonably sized portion as the price was only a few pounds less than the sandwich and was more than twice the price of a portion of fries. Given the cheap ingredients (chips, haggis, cheese) and the comparative price, I was amazed to see such a tiny portion come out. I’m not a big eater but could comfortably finish two of these. The wildly different profit margins on these dishes made it feel like two different kitchens. The food was okay. The service was better than the other places we tried to get a table in Moffat. They really should consider the value proposition of their menus.

Ordered food and was overcharged it should of been £24.25 was charged £26.00 I was also charged £8 for 4 cans of Coke I ordered a chicken tikka masala pizza it came with the bright red masala sauce on top of the pizza but underneath that was a orange paste type of sauce underneath the cheese it was dry tasteless chicken with about 4 tiny pieces for the whole 12’’ pizza I got a medium doner kabab witch was more like a size for a tiny borrower very dry and old looking you could snap it in half with the dry cardboard pitta the garlic sauce wasn’t garlic sauce it was mint yougurt with a hint of garlic mayo in yukk also came in a bag coverd in chilli sauce AVOID!!!

Spice was about the only restaurant open in Moffat and although we were considering another curry for dinner it wasn't our first choice. The entrance is on the basement down some steps and is not particularly welcoming. The restaurant area itself is a bit 'cafe-ish' in its appearance. However this doesn't matter when you get the vast menu and taste the quality of the food. Service was very good too. We will definitely be going back, but I really wish it felt a bit more welcoming especially in a tourist inspired town.

Food was reasonable. Restaurant was not entirely well maintained (decor tired). Staff not great - one guy serving, possibly also cook, in a paint and food splattered t-shirt. Don't think it'd last long in an area like Leeds or Manchester where there'd be lots of competition.

I wasn’t expecting much based on some of the reviews, but I was really impressed. We ordered Kajoo Masala ChickenTikka and Dharoo Brandy Lamb and both dishes were superb. Very flavoursome and excellent quality. I’m fussy about my curries as I live near Bradford, but Spice India was excellent.

We had poppadoms to start which were very nice, freshly cooked and nice accompaniments. I ordered lamb madras for main but the chef screwed up and I ended up with chicken madras instead, I accepted it and actually it was very nice, albeit not very spicy. My wife ordered chicken balti which she really enjoyed. I ordered onion rice and chapati, both of which were excellent, particularly the chapati which my wife stole half of. All washed down with a large Cobra beer for me and several glasses of merlot for the wife, she said the wine was excellent. It doesn't look much from outside but we were both more than happy with the food, drink, service and pleasant atmosphere.

very disappointed! i was starving after long hike on Grey mare’s trail. found this restaurant on my way to back home. order 2 beef burger 1 fries and 2 cola. Paid 17£ when i opened the box found Hard petty with dry dun no scouse and fries was the same. waste of money.

I called here this evening with my partner and I must say the whole experience wasn't at all enjoyable. The 'restaurant' looked more like a basement cafe and had zero atmosphere; it was cold, had plain walls, red badly-painted woodwork, paper tableclothes etc We ordered poppadoms and chutneys 2 currys, a pulaw rice and a potion of chips. I ordered a Vegetable Lahori curry and I can honestly say I have never tasted anything like it in my life. I love Indian, Pakistani, Punjabi and Nepalese food but I didn't even recognise this dish as a 'curry'. The texture and flavour was just indescribable...thick, bland and lacked any spices you'd normally associate with a curry. We had almost finished our rice before the chips arrived. Absolutely worst Indian meal I have ever had in my life.

Decided to grab a bite to eat with our family. The service that was provided by the women 'Karen' was shocking from the start. She instantly came across as unfriendly, impatient, and rude! Not put off, we placed our order, sat down and our food appeared quickly. It was at this point, that we realised that Karen missed off one of our orders as only 4 out of the 5 arrived. We politely asked where the missing meal was. We were then told by 'Karen' that we should have checked that her order was correct, no apology, just instant blame on us. After suggesting that it was our responsibility to check that she written the order down correctly, and then asking if we paid for it, she then finally agreed to order the meal that we were expecting. Considering the 1st meals arrived quickly, we were expecting a similar time scale. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case! After 15 minutes, there was no sign of the meal. We decided to approach a different member of staff and highlighted the issue and that 'Karen' was very rude. About 10 minutes later the food arrived, a young man also provided 2 portions of chips as a good will gesture. The food was good quality and most of the staff were polite. We are local, and wanted to bring our family to the mill but I'm not sure that we will be returning again, all thanks to one person. I would like to see management dealing with this person. Maybe she was having a bad day, but does not make it right to therefore ruin ours.

Sunday morning myself and my two friends came for breakfast at 10:45 and there was very little breakfast items left on the hot plate. So I asked if breakfast was still being served to be told yes but only what’s left on the hot plate apart from eggs. So me and my other friend managed to pick what we kind of wanted out of what was left but my other friend was left with 4 items to choose from and the lady behind the counter huffed and said I take it you want a hash brown to which my friend said yes if you wouldn’t mind. The older lady serving us was so rude to the 3 of us and when we asked for toast she literally rolled her eyes. When we sat down with our breakfast items what was left was dried out from being under the hot light. The only thing ok was the eggs but none of us wanted to approach the lady about it because of her attitude. THEN i went to get condiments for the table and a lady cleaning the tables said to me you look like you like a breakfast to my disbelief and shock I sat down. I have never been spoke to like that anywhere in my life. Also when leaving the full hot plate was fully replenished with fresh breakfast items . None of the staff looked like they wanted to be there was like a inconvenience that they actually had customers. This was supposed to be a nice end to a relaxing weekend away with friends and was one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever encountered.

2pm on a Tuesday was not expecting to be busy but got the feeling I was in the way for there restaurant Soup and a sandwich Sandwich was help your self from the small fridge Normally a sandwich is made up with a bit of salad snd few crisp This was straight out of the packet As for the shop more like a bizarre rather than anything else I guess the coach companies keep the place alive otherwise wise it would not exist any more.

Very nice food and the shop is very good too. Lots of choice and very nice polite staff. Nice day out

Excellent service from friendly staff meal was superb. Dog friendly as long as they ate on lead and behave which is a bonus. Try it if you're in Moffat you won't be disappointed

More like a bazaar than woolen mill, clothes hanging everywhere with no proper Isles. Trying to get served with food was a slow process.

Had a really awful lunch there. The atmosphere was cold and unwelcoming and felt like a dated canteen. Most of the staff had no interest with decent service - one lady was nice but the rest didn't want to be there and one guy was making me feel like leaving before we ordered but my husband was hungry. The food was incredibly basic, again, like canteen standards but it was the price that should be providing restaurant standards. Sorry we were there and wouldn't go back.