The best restaurants in Scotland

Mediterranean fusion with Scottish cuisine! Very nice atmosphere, rustic cottage feel. The promise of Mediterranean food didn’t quite deliver, but the simple menu provided ample food and good flavours. Prices were as expected for a touristy restaurant, but desserts were a bit excessive.

Fantastic pub, outstanding whisky selection, good food, cask ales, friendly staff. Lamb liver was really delicious.

Great place. We took different pies to try and all were good but my favorite was deffenately with haggis, my kid had a sausage roll what was also delicious and he got a chocolate cake or something as a gift anf it was also delicous

Very good taste of Pho, i also eat spring roll. I recommend this restaurant for you guys that want eat Vietnam. Ita a great choice

Great food and menu which includes a brilliant Gluten Free menu, lovely decor, staff brilliant always friendly and helpful. Prices reasonable. I'd recommend booking as it can be busy ..go to place in Coatbridge...it's one of my favourite places in that area.

Excellent Nepalese restaurant, right on Union St. I've been during work visits to Aberdeen several times in groups of 2, 3 and 5. Each time has been early in the week and whilst always busy have never had an issue walkin-up without booking. Food has been consistently excellent each visit from usual curry shop offers to more unusual Nepalese dishes. My party consisted of a vegetarian and a gluten intolerant, both of whom were very adequately catered for. Cost was reasonable and service great. Would definitely visit again.

The 4 course meze menu is immense. Both the cold and hot meze were superb. Generous portion sizes and attentive staff.

In Divino Enoteca, I had an amazing time! Particularly the wood-fired pizzas, the food was fantastic. It was the ideal setting for a casual dinner—warm yet energetic at the same time.

Lively spot filled with locals. Great beer & whiskey selection. The “bunker” downstairs was quiet & comfortable while the main room was packed and loud (in a good way). Good bar food.

Cosy atmosphere with friendly hosts. Tasty, comforting Italian food with good portions. The open ravioli with smoked haddock was delicious.

Overall, disappointing. The service was lacklustre, gnocchi was tasteless and I went home hungry. Interior is lovely but its all style and no substance. This was supposed to be a graduation meal for my sister, and I felt so sorry that they got her order wrong and she was left waiting for her meal whilst we all ate ours. Mistakes happen but there was only a small whisper of an apology for this. My meal had eight pieces of gnocchi and so I was finished my meal before everyone else and was left feeling hungry as I watched everyone else finish their dinner. Although the hint of sauce was nice there was not enough of it to flavour the tasteless gnocchi. I had a dessert to try and fill me up but a small, uninspiring sponge with a dodd of ice cream didn't quite manage it. I'd have fed all this back in person if the waiter had adequately asked how my meal was, but they didn't. The maitre d could barely even lift his head out of his booking form to say goodbye to us. At £250 for a meal we definitely wasted our money.

Erg lekker eten. Alles was smaakvol, de wijn erg lekker en de bediening heel vriendelijk. Wel heel druk, maar niet heel storend en je komt niets te kort.

Lovely place, lovely staff, gluten-free options. Felt it was overpriced for the food, but decent enough

Great place, brilliant food, lovely welcoming staff, and easily accessed by disabled customers, will definitely be returning.

We found this place for a nice cuppa and cake after a walk. It’s very popular with the locals, feels very cosy and friendly. Great menu and wonderful selection of cakes!