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The Hideaway at Carmichael Estate

RestaurantBiggar

5 out of 5 stars5.0(62 reviews)

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+44 7923 487508
Farm, Warrenhill Rd, Thankerton, Biggar ML12 6PF, United Kingdom
£20–30 · Reported by 42 people

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About The Hideaway at Carmichael Estate

The Hideaway at Carmichael Estate is a restaurant on Farm in Biggar, offering a menu of around thirty dishes that includes sea bass, squash and spaghetti alongside Cullen Skink, a prawn and crayfish cocktail, seafood mixed grill, fish and chips, a burger and pavlova. The kitchen also provides gluten-free bread. Reservations are recommended, and the entrance is step-free and wheelchair accessible for visitors with mobility needs. It opens Wednesday to Sunday and closes Mondays and Tuesdays.

Good to know

  • Reservations
    Accepts reservations
  • Parking
    Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot · Plenty of parking
  • Accessibility
    Has wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Good for kids
    Good for kids

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Menu & Prices

30 dishes · mains £4–35
  • Olives & Bread£4.00
  • Mackerel Pate & Oatcakes£5.00
  • Panko Prawns£7.00
  • Cullen Skink£9.00
  • West Coast Scallops£16.00
  • Prawn & Crayfish Cocktail£14.00
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Reviews

5.0/5
62 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention prawn and crayfish cocktail, stornoway black pudding, cullen skink and seafood mixed grill.

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Customer Review Summary

Diners single out the seafood most, repeatedly praising the prawn and crayfish cocktail with its sublime dressing, the seafood mixed grill, and the grilled seafood. Close behind are the Stornoway black pudding with mozzarella and balsamic, the Cullen Skink, and the sirloin steak from the Carmichael estate, all described as outstanding or the best of their kind. Several also highlight the pavlova, chocolate brownie, and panna cotta for dessert. The service earns consistent mention as attentive and friendly, with one server bringing the chef to discuss gluten-free options and modifications. A few note the cosy ambience on cold evenings. One reviewer suggests booking ahead after finding it full on a Wednesday lunchtime.

Featured reviews

  • Julie Hunter
    “Wonderful impromptu lunch. The best prawn and crayfish cocktail ever. The dressing is sublime and everything has a delicate touch. Also, the stornoway black pudding with mozzarella and balsamic, 😋 We will definitely return for lunch or dinner. …”
  • Sonia McColm
    “Excellent food and service, especially if you like seafood! Would definitely recommend and plan to go again. Service was fab and the chef popped out too!”
  • Alex Eliott Lockhart
    “Have been looking for somewhere local that serves Scottish produce and hit the jackpot: An outstandingly delicious sirloin steak grown on the Carmichael estate, crispy fries, peppercorn sauce and wilted veg. Haven't eaten as good a meal out for a long time.”
  • W R
    “The staff were very attentive and friendly, really looked after us. The food was delicious and the ingredients and flavours worked well together. It was a cold evening, but we found the ambience very cosy and comfortable at our table. Highly recommend coming here for a lovely evening.”
  • Kate Macauley
    “Went for lunch with my parents and we were super impressed! We are already excited to come back for dinner. The ingredients are fresh, high quality and cooked beautifully. We had the Cullen Skink to start and it was the best Cullen Skink I have ever had. We were temped to order a second portion! We then had the burger and the fish & chips and both were delicious, and the pavlova for dessert. The staff were lovely, friendly and attentive. When I shared that I had a gluten intolerance, the chef came to to talk me through the menu. They had gluten free options (GF bread to accompany the soup) but he also offered to make modifications to the mains to make them gluten free (eg haddock without the breadcrumbs). The chef is clearly very talented and cares deeply about his food and customers. A very special hidden gem! I would also recommend booking as it was full on a Wednesday lunchtime.”

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday

Highlights

  • Serves great coffee
  • Serves great dessert
  • Has great tea selection
  • Popular for popular for lunch
  • Popular for popular for dinner
  • Popular for good for solo dining

Amenities

  • Has wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Free of charge street parking
  • Accepts reservations
  • Serves dine-in
  • Good for kids
  • Has bar on site
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  • Casual
  • On-site services available
  • Serves beer
  • Serves coffee
  • Quick bite
  • Serves spirits
Dining options· 4
  • Serves lunch
  • Serves dinner
  • Serves dessert
  • Has table service
Atmosphere· 1
  • Cosy
Crowd· 2
  • Good for groups
  • Popular with tourists
Offerings· 2
  • Serves alcohol
  • Serves wine
Popular for· 3
  • Popular for lunch
  • Popular for dinner
  • Good for solo dining
Parking· 2
  • Free parking lot
  • Plenty of parking
Highlights· 2
  • Serves great dessert
  • Has great tea selection
Facilities· 1
  • Has toilet
Accessibility· 3
  • Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Has wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Has wheelchair-accessible toilet

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