
The Hoebridge
A restaurant in an old inn at Gattonside, across the Tweed from Melrose, with a seasonal menu and a garden, open for dinner from Wednesday to Saturday.
Just across the River Tweed from Melrose, in the village of Gattonside, the Hoebridge is a restaurant in a pretty old inn with a garden.
The menu is seasonal, so it changes with what is at its best. On a fine evening you can begin with an aperitif in the garden before moving indoors to your table.
The Hoebridge opens for dinner from Wednesday to Saturday. Tables are limited, so booking ahead is strongly advised. Melrose, with its abbey and gardens, is a short walk away over the river, which makes a lovely way to arrive and leave.
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Dinner Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm to 8.30pm; booking recommended.
- Where
- Gattonside, by Melrose, TD6 9LZ.
- Menu
- Seasonal.
- Open
- Wednesday to Saturday evenings.
Opening hours
Their website- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 5pm–8.30pm
- Thursday
- 5pm–8.30pm
- Friday
- 5pm–8.30pm
- Saturday
- 5pm–8.30pm
- Sunday
- Closed
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Add your tipIn Gattonside, just across the Tweed from Melrose, TD6 9LZ.
Priorwood GardenA walled garden in the ancient precinct of Melrose Abbey, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.Under a mile as the crow flies
Trimontium MuseumA museum on Melrose's Market Square telling the story of Trimontium, the Roman fort a mile and a half east at Newstead.Under a mile as the crow flies
Leaderfoot ViaductA soaring nineteen-arch railway viaduct of 1865 over the Tweed near Melrose, 130 feet high and restored in the 1990s.2 miles 3 min by road
Harmony GardenA walled garden in Melrose.3 miles 7 min by road
Melrose AbbeyThe abbey across the river.3 miles 7 min by road
Places to stay near the restaurant, and when each is next free.
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