Stewart’s Bistro reaping the benefits of new Jedburgh home

Longer opening hours and a roaring log fire are being hailed as huge plus points for the new-look Stewart’s Bistro.
Kerry and Alasdair Stewart at the new Stewart's Bistro in Abbey Place.Kerry and Alasdair Stewart at the new Stewart's Bistro in Abbey Place.
Kerry and Alasdair Stewart at the new Stewart's Bistro in Abbey Place.

The Jedburgh eatery, named best cafe and bistro in south east Scotland at this year’s Food Awards Scotland, has moved from High Street a few minutes walk up town to Abbey Place.

Established in 2017 by chef Alasdair Stewart and wife Kerry, Stewarts still offers daily lunches but now also boasts an evening menu from Tuesday to Saturday, rather than just at weekends like before.

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Kerry said: “Lunch trade has been a lot better being opposit the abbey and having a much-needed extended menu.

“Opening in evenings through the week has also been a great benefit to us, allowing us to offer a new bar menu. Meanwhile, the roaring fire has been a big hit with people enjoying dinner in front of it on these cold winter nights.”

Stewart’s can now be found at the former Forbes Bar at 1 Abbey Place.