The best restaurants in Scotland

Staff is really friendly, food is spot on, fresh and tasty. Pasquale makes the best coffee in Glasgow West end, I wish I could give more than 5 star.

Everything was really good but, more than anything, it is the people working there making it super, always keen to come and know you better, have a laugh and smile

Amazing food and able to cater for gluten free. Staff great.

Sadly it was not what I had hoped for, the meals seemed to be microwave meals and not presented well 😕 It is now closed....

The food was excellent. There are also vegan dishes.

I would call it Mediterranean restaurant. A living special dishes you don't see at other places. Not only flat and calzone pizzas but also gondola shaped with egg on top, nice! For the rest pasta, burger, meat, fish and Vega dishes. We will come back!

The best coffee shop in Angus . Latte always lovely and hot , great selection of scones, cakes etc all at very reasonable price . Afternoon Tea is great value and just love the macaroni cheese they serve as a starter. Excellent service from very pleasant staff.

Such a great restaurant. I couldn’t Believe how many vegan options there were. Such good food! Only downside was they didnt serve alcohol.

Highlander has great food and various beers & drinks to choose from. We had the steak and ale pie and the cheese burger. We happened to get there as the guitarist singer was setting up and enjoyed him selection of Scottish, Irish, and American ballads. Big thumbs up!!

Another great meal, great service. Highly recommend the New Inn

Absolutely delicious. Slow cooked beef is the best

It's a good find, however, a very muddy path, then thru a gate, onto the main road to get there! Unfortunately, the scones were warmed up. Nice cuppa & pretty landscaped garden. Odd but a shark themed toilet!! 🤔

Bell's Diner opened in St. Stephen Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh in 1974, the same year my wife and I moved into Stockbridge. They served the best burgers I've ever tasted. And no sweetish American-style buns and slobbery 'mayo'. The wine list starts at £21 a bottle. We now live 20 miles away but travelled in to have our final Bell's meal last week as the restaurant will soon be closing down. So, probably too late now for folks to get a table. Sad news indeed.

A cozy cafe for lunch. Apparently a number of patrons left so dizzily content that they forgot their glasses! Not to worry because the considerate staff have saved them all in a glass bowl by the register.

What a brilliant place. Colin is a lovely host, very friendly, welcoming and helpful, both before and during our stay. Our room was spotless, very comfortable and breakfast was beautiful in presentation and taste. Such a shame we were staying for only one night, would definitely stay again. Thank you.