Charming building, friendly staff, brilliant food (which is why it got 4 stars, on room-only I'd say 3).
Shower was fine, unlike some previous reviewers I found water pressure was ok. Towels thick and fluffy.
Room a bit dated but comfortable enough.
Would be happy to stay here again for a night or two.
The room (20) was large and comfortable, if a bit run down. Bathroom was large but a long way from the boiler - it took a few minutes but the water came through hot, and the pressure not bad (see other reviews). The room was quite being a long way from the bar and main road.
Staff friendly enough, food in the bistro was good. Excellent breakfast.
Had a lovely lunch time meal here. Setting inside is old world look on entering . The eating spaces are lovely and have a warm atmosphere. Staff are very friendly and helpful. There is also a good choice of food.
The main meal was lovely. We both had a salmon dish which was cooked to perfection. The sweets were also lovely but the portion was rather small and left one wishing it had been bigger.
Would recommend a stop as it is on the edge of a main road with loads of parking space.
We have regularly visited this place over the year on our trips up to the Borders. The food seems to have got better each time we come. It is excellent quality and local. The staff and friendly and give great service to compliment the fabulous food. Roll on next year when we can dine here again.
We were staying in Jedburgh and out on a day trip and stopped for lunch. I had the warmed figs and goat cheese starter, done to perfection.My wife had the calamari which she loved, also cooked perfectly. Our mains consisted of my sirloin steak baguette. The steak was juicy, tender and nicely seasoned, the baguette was freshly baked and delicious. My wife had the haggis stuffed chicken breast...the breast skin was crispy and the breast was juicy and cooked perfectly. The sides fit the mains and were very tastey. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch, the staff was pleasant and accomodating. We will recommend the Arms and definitely will return.
My friend and me enjoyed supper last week. The menu has a huge choice, hard to choose what to eat! We passed on starters and enjoyed the coley and king prawn and spinach risotto which was delicious and for dessert lemon posset (to die for!).
The wine menu is a bit on the pricey side, but the bottle we chose (Chilean sauvignon) was very good.
The Buccleuch is a lovely place to go for a night out, nice decor and great friendly staff. We had a drink at the bar after our food, which was a great end to our evening. Will definitely return soon.
