The best restaurants in Scotland

Ordered a gourmet hotdog for lunch today and it was absolutely delicious! The side fries, slaw and panko breaded onion rings were a tasty addition also. My Latte was perfect with the taste and temperature. On leaving, I treated myself to a strawberry tart and Wow! The best strawberry tart i have ever had! not too sickly or heavy, strawberries really juice, pastry texture just right with its crunch and the sauce was just sooo yum! The restaurant was beautiful, very cosy and relaxing to sit in. Service very friendly. All in all, VERY impressed, can't wait to return to try more! Highly reccomend, and would suggest booking as folk could only get a table if they had a reservation. Small inside but busy!

Absolutely lovely place in Haymarket ! Since the cafe opened we’ve been going for Sunday lunches and brunches. From the moment you go in, the owners welcome you and get you seated and you feel looked after. The food is wonderful and you can see it’s freshly made behind the counter. The coffee is lovely and they offer lots of gluten free and other cakes that are often home baked ! They also are dog friendly and adore dogs, have treats for them and water bowls . The place Loui and Greg (owners) created is a little community where customers come back regularly and chat. Absolute gem in Edinburgh. Defo must go when in Edinburgh!

Little gem of a place! Food and service were fab!

What an absolute stunning place! We arrived as soon as the doors opened on the day of the Weymouth Iron Man 15/09 and bagged the first table closest to the road so we could cheer on my sister's partner. The service was excellent and we had more frozen cocktails than the place could handle! My sister and I terrorized the harbour with our megaphone for the runners and enticed more and more diners in with our loud mouths! The bacon,brie and cranberry toastie was absolutely wonderful and came with a plethora of sides including crisps, coleslaw and a dressed salad on a wonderfully plated board! The cocktails were to DIE for which a lot of other people had succumbed to on our visit (with thanks to the megaphone). Overall, the best place to eat, best service and THE BEST PART, it is independently run! What a rarity, must try if in weymouth!

Found this when at an event at Scotstoun. What a great discovery - great food (had the rice bowls,) lovely staff and small, but very welcoming interior. No more sports centre cafes - this is far superior and an easy walk from the sports centre. Look forward to returning.

First time here for dinner on Saturday and it was superb! We ordered the Greek bruschetta and it is a new favourite of mines!! My partner fancied chicken wings but they only did 6 wings for £15 as a main course, they kindly cooked him 4 large wings and we were charged £7. They were delicious! Following on from our starters we got a chicken gyros for £9. This was worth the money as it was again super tasty and nice and fresh food. My partner got the challenger burger & as you can see from the photos, it suits the name! He said it was the best burger he ever had! The staff were friendly and polite, very helpful & quick service. Lovely atmosphere, but if you dont do big portions this is not the place for you! However if you would like the chance to win a Greek holiday, this is another reason to visit. No payment needed just your receipt from your meal! The only downfall is the cola is served in cans, not draft. But overall 5/5! We will be back shortly!

Always love coming here. The food is so good, the service excellent and it's a lovely spot to be. The Sunday roast in particular is worth a try. Definitely book a table though! They also have a great selection of sweet treats and bread, jams etc.

We were passing and stopped in. Such a fantastic deli. The lady behind the counter was very friendly, very knowledgeable & everything we bought was delicious. Highly recommended.

What a brilliant place to enjoy refreshments! Absolutely stunning views! The food and drink is of top quality too. It’s open from April to end of September and defiantly worth a call when on North Uist

Stopped for a quick bite and hot drink Lovely friendly lady serving. Extensive menu choices at fair prices. Nice a creamy coffe washed down the wild boar burger just fine.

Having walked up to Sumburgh Head lighthouse on a cold, rainy and windy January day, there was nothing more welcoming than the sight of Katja's coffee and cake bus. As it was just the two of us, we actually sat inside and spent a very pleasant half hour chatting to Katja and enjoying the good strong coffee and the very lovely cake as we sheltered from the weather. If you are visiting the lighthouse, definitely grab a coffee here, it's quirky, she's lovely and the coffee and cake are top notch.

If you're enthusiastic about tea and you're looking for some excellent green, oolong or black tea, you need to visit Pekoetea! It's a family-run business and you can tell that they love tea! Even if you don't know much about tea, you need to go! I love my recently bought green sencha kura and huanjin gui oolong, excellent tea!

Seven adults, a baby and a dog all enjoyed a lovely, relaxed evening in the Dog & Duck. We sampled 2 starters, 5 different main courses and three desserts and they were all excellent. The food is top quality and beautifully presented in a warm and welcoming environment. The music selection was perfect and the sound level just right - loud enough to be able to hear the music but not loud enough to be intrusive. We hope to be back next time we visit Fermanagh!

Lovely cosy little cafe, situated in the railway building on platform 1. Nice atmosphere, friendly locals and the owner is very knowledgeable and helpful with local information. A lovely lady made me a buttered baked potato with coronation chicken from a varied menu for under a fiver...great value. Nice stop to fill in time when waiting for the train, and round off a trip to the beautiful, welcoming and characterful Nairn. Both sit-in and takeaway are available. Thankyou, recommend to all for a taste of Highland hospitality.