The Capon Tree Town House

This restaurant has good service, ambience and is well priced. However carefully consider before eating here if you have a food ALLERGY. I was assured when booking that they had no problem in providing gluten-free options. I was also told with absolute certainty when ordering which options were gluten-free, sadly this was false and I was very unwell. As a coeliac of 20 years, I know that mistakes happen and normally when this occurs the restaurant is mortified, admits their error and is keen to ensure it doesn’t happen again. In this instance, the manager blamed their supplier and took no responsibility for the mistake. I have since found the dish on a catering supplier website and it is clearly marked as containing wheat. The manager stated that he’d thrown all the packaging away so wasn’t able to check. I personally would never eat here again because the response was defensive not one where lessons were learnt.

4 months ago · via Google

Stayed at the Capon House on the first night of walking the Borders Abbeys Way. Lovely room, we ate in the bar restaurant as well as they have a fantastic 3 course meal deal. We then enjoyed some drinks at the laid back vibe of the bar. Dog friendly too 😊 Would ideally have preferred continental breakfast in dining area rather than in the room but can understand the thinking. Would definitely return.

4 months ago · via Google

Great 3 course meal from a varied and interesting menu. Friendly service. Definitely worth booking a table.

2 months ago · via Google

Parking was a little limited on street, but it was very early December 2025, just before the ramp up to Christmas parties etc. I'm sure there would have been other options around. The restaurant was lovely and great value. Had a couple of drinks later that evening with the owner and staff, they were lovely and the service was brilliant. The rooms were very nicely kept and provided everything I needed for my work stay. The location was perfect for the workplace I was visiting 5 mins down the road. Jedburgh is clearly a lovely tourist trap too at the right time of year. Definitely recommend staying here. Only down side for me was that it was a continental breakfast only, however, I can't blame them as I was the only guest and it was a lovely continental, just personal preference. Would stay again.

7 months ago · via Google