Anchor Inn - Menu

The Front, Dumfries Galloway, United Kingdom, DG5 4LN

🛍 Steak, Curry, Salads, Chicken

3.5 💬 1155 Reviews

Phone: +441556620205

Address: The Front, Dumfries Galloway, United Kingdom, DG5 4LN

City: Dumfries Galloway

Menu Dishes: 14

Reviews: 1155

Website: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071609442325

"After making our voyage from Woolton, Liverpool Where John Lennon is from , we stumbled upon the quaint, quiet venue that is “The Anchor Hotel “Kippford””. Going to keep this short and sweet. We stumbled into the venue at 2pm on the dot, where we were greeted by a young lady Graze? , she sat us right by the roaring fire maybe too hot if you ask me LOL . Our baby boy Jack Russel “Ringo” was treated to a bowl of water and a hearty biscuit without him having to move a paw. My wife ate. I had food as well! Graze was very attentive and we were introduced to the South African guy Collin maybe the owner? . We very quickly became close with both the workers, ourselves and Ringo were quite upset we never got the WhatsApp details of the both of them, but “Let it Be” I guess LOL The Beatles Reference . My food was good, but the waiters served. We LOVED the Halloween decorations, reminded us of our home in Woolton, Liverpool. Could definitely use a few more though, but we understand the current cost of living crisis. We were including Ringo under the impression that the hospitality industry is dying, but clearly the natural stars Graze and Collin are stopping this from occurring in Dumfries and Galloway, South West Scotland, The Anchor Hotel, Kippford, DG54LN. Last time we comed there was a lot of bush on the building, I miss it. Collin please contact me ASAP if you see this, you will always have a home with us here in Woolton, Liverpool. Graze always welcome : . Love, Shyanne, Derek and Ringo the rockstar like the Beetle"

Full menu - 14 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Indian

Dessert

Seafood

Pasta

Entrées

Steaks

Appetizer

Chicken

Burger

Fish Dishes

Sandwiches

Ian Ian

Visited last week and the Turkey burger,stuffing,and pigs in blankets as well as the steak pie was super well worth the visit xxx

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SDeane72
SDeane72

Friendly staff and the food was ourstandingcan’t recommend enough. The roast was superb, best I’ve had to date. Book yourselves in, you won’t be disappointed


Scooby141
Scooby141

This place oozes character and when the fire is in full flow it's super cosy. I ordered fish and chips which was superb with perfectly crispy batter encasing a large fish. Very family and dog friendly.


R1218DYruthb
R1218DYruthb

We have visited this pub many times over the years, different seasons and weather's. Always a friendly, warm welcome from the staff, a fire in the grate and hearty pub grub. Always family friendly and welcome break from a good stroll out along the beach or through the woodland. View menu


KarlH275
KarlH275

Stayed for a couple of nights and what a great place, dog friendly rooms which are very clean, comfortable and tidy with fantastic views, great tasty breakfast which is really well presented and well looked after by Jimmy and the rest of the staff. One minor complaint water pressure in shower not brilliant but had worse. Will definitely be booking again.


Ako
Ako

We have been coming to The Anchor for many years, and must say that today was our best visit yet. Both of us ordered the roast beef, which was delicious. The meat was tender, the vegetables were fresh and tasty, and the gravy was yummy - one of the best Sunday lunches we've ever had. The service was fantastic, thanks to Jimmy who was a very helpful and friendly host. Despite being busy, he was on the ball and attentive. We highly recommend this place and will definitely be back to try their evening meals.


laurabZ3765YE
laurabZ3765YE

Went for a walk down at Kippford last week and thought it would be nice to get a coffee or tea from the Anchor as there was a sign out front saying the coffee shop was open. We were the only customers and there was no staff around so we tried to double check online if they were open or not. On the website it said they are “open all day everyday” but serve food from 12. We came at 11am so thought it would be fine to get a drink. We could hear music in the back so knew there was some staff there. We rang the bell twice, 5 minutes apart but still no staff came to assist us. Very disappointing. View menu


eil33
eil33

During our three-night stay in Kippford over New Year's, we enjoyed multiple visits to The Anchor. We had a delicious meal on New Year's Eve afternoon, attended the lively New Year's Eve party, and enjoyed a tasty lunch on New Year's Day. Our experience was fantastic, with beautiful food, friendly staff, excellent management, and a great atmosphere. The hardworking staff ensured our meals were plentiful, hot, and flavorful. We loved Kippford so much that we have already booked to return next New Year with friends. We will definitely dine at The Anchor again and attend the party. Special mention to the fabulous DJ who kept us dancing until the early hours!


Dave
Dave

I had high expectations for this restaurant, but unfortunately I was left disappointed. The location is lovely, but it seems like the establishment could benefit from better management of the menu and drinks selection. The lack of real ale in the pumps suggests poor handling of the cellar, as unopened barrels should last a long time. Some food items were unavailable, and the options that were available were underwhelming. The quality of the food did not meet my expectations, despite the warnings in previous reviews. I did not voice my disappointment, as other reviewers have noted that the manager can be difficult to deal with. The atmosphere in the restaurant was also tense, and I suspect th...


Derek
Derek

After making our voyage from Woolton, Liverpool Where John Lennon is from , we stumbled upon the quaint, quiet venue that is “The Anchor Hotel “Kippford””. Going to keep this short and sweet. We stumbled into the venue at 2pm on the dot, where we were greeted by a young lady Graze? , she sat us right by the roaring fire maybe too hot if you ask me LOL . Our baby boy Jack Russel “Ringo” was treated to a bowl of water and a hearty biscuit without him having to move a paw. My wife ate. I had food as well! Graze was very attentive and we were introduced to the South African guy Collin maybe the owner? . We very quickly became close with both the workers, ourselves and Ringo were quite upset we n... View menu

Categories

  • Steak Savor prime cuts of juicy, tender steaks, expertly grilled to perfection. Each bite offers a burst of flavor, served with classic sides and delectable sauces to enhance your dining experience.
  • Curry Savor our exquisite range of flavorful curries, each dish infused with a unique blend of spices and herbs. From mild to fiery, explore the diverse tastes of traditional and contemporary variants, perfectly paired with rice or naan. View menu
  • Salads Fresh and vibrant, our salads are crafted with seasonal ingredients and a mix of crisp greens, colorful vegetables, and unique dressings, offering a delicious and healthy choice for any palate.
  • Chicken Discover a variety of delectable chicken dishes, expertly seasoned and cooked to perfection. Our menu offers everything from classic favorites to innovative new creations, sure to satisfy every palate.

Amenities

  • Wifi
  • Seating
  • menu
  • Television
  • menu
  • Late Night

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