Peggy Scott's Restaurant — Restaurant in Scotland

Peggy Scott’s is a Services stop, an hour shy of the Aberdeen Ferry Terminals. We stopped here and were very pleasantly surprised at how much variety they have.

We all had dinner here, and I even got a choice of vegan options. Ultimately got a toastie with extra mushrooms and tomatoes. Undecided about the white or brown option, I asked for one slice of each and the super awesome chef delivered!! My toastie came with the yummiest healthy salad with bits of red and yellow bell peppers, in finely shredded cos lettuce with cherry tomatoes conveniently halved. Also yummy chips which I ate with malt vinegar and tomatoe ketchup.

They brew a great cup of black tea, and I drank two cups. Took some for the road in my flask.

The others had chicken toastie and the freshest generous size of battered fish, (choice of breaded available) with chips and salad. Sodas available. Choice of dressings are self serve, as are the sodas.

They also have great ice cream. Our party sampled oatmeal, honey and whisky ice cream (hey, you are in Scotland!) and chocolate. From the ooh’s and aah’s of the diners, they were both very good.

The hosts are lovely! It was nearing the closing time of 5:00 pm and we did not feel rushed. Last minute purchases were cheerfully accommodated.

We also purchased locally sourced honey, homemade brown bread, local whole milk, scones and some other foods to take on the boat.

Oh, and the cleanest of toilets, well equipped and 5 or 6 in the Women’s bathrooms, with equal number of sinks.

If you decide to stop here, you won’t be disappointed. Actually, if you’re craving a bite, your stomach...

This place used to be great but went there today and my wife told him the order and he replied with the wrong order so I had to tell him and he still said the wrong order 3 times later the order was taken then my wife ordered for her food and the assistant/boy done the same with my wife 3 times.whole order was taken in the end and he read back the order and it was as we said but then we sat down and the orde came and my wife's was fine but he still managed to give me the wrong order.the male assistant had to keep asking the woman/assistant where things were and how do I do this and how do I do that.give the woman with the dark hair a medal 🥇 or a pay rise as she managed to keep her composure all the way through and she was serving people herself still while having someone saying what's this what's that.she is a credit to Peggy Scot's.there was also a farm worker with an orange work waistcoat on he was at table number 6 he was on the phone having his coffee and whatever he ordered and the table next to him needed cleaning and the male assistant come over with a spray bottle and just started spraying like he didn't care and when he went back over to serve other people,I heard the farm worker on the phone and whoever he was speaking to was complaining about the spray in his direction.i spent over £40 and all I get was sorry about your order on the way out the door.the nice dark haired woman asked me if I wanted the meal replaced but unfortunately I did not have enough time to wait and get it replaced and the coffee would've been...

We arrived after a long journey and decided to stop at Peggy Scott's. It has a nice little shop with the usual tourist items, along with other food and beverage items that you may wish for your onward journey.

The restaurant!.. It's okay but it could do with a lick of paint. The menu board is large enough and offers set meals to save time if your in a hurry. One of the meals that two of us had was the Scottish Breakfast. So I was looking for blackpudding and loin sausage to be part of the meal. But they weren't!. The sausages offered were not nice and as my brother in-law did not want certain items, decided to swap for an egg. Being four of us we were shocked that I was missed off the order. Also we got a shock when we were charged £3 for an extra egg. I'm sure it was a mistake but who knows as we were not able to access the restaurant on our return journey. Would we go...