The best restaurants in Scotland

Had a lovely lunch seated in the bar. Food was freshly cooked: Haddock and chips; Duck and sweet potato fries. Portions were sizeable and filling. Washed down with a glass of white and rose wine. Service was good. Price fair.

Love Brewdog Stirling! Beers are good, staff are lovely and wings are the best ever!

Absolutely fantastic! Food is extremely tasty fresh, a nice simple menu with a few specials all perfectly cooked. The service was excellent, warm, and friendly. Will definitely be back

We were a group of nine from England visiting family and were looking for an early dinner. We chose here because they had a good gluten free menu which two people needed. Genuinely can’t fault this restaurant, from the service, Ellie May was our server to the food, the decor and the value for money. I note that a few months ago there were a couple of reviews that mentioned the portion size had reduced and it had got pricey, this was our first visit but all agreed the portions were huge and was excellent quality and value. The double pork chop was a particular hit but the ribs were great as were the burgers and the GF options were fab. We ordered about 5 sides but were probably a bit over optimistic as sadly couldn’t eat it all!

Dined in the restaurant a few times and the food has been lovely.just orderd a delivery online and was so disappointed food was cold bland and the parmesan chips were inedible mush £30 wasted won't be ordering again.

Was my first time at McChuills. Was their for a gig with Panhead Sharps. Great atmosphere before and after the band began

Our 2nd visit to this restaurant. Book a table as it is very popular. Delicious home cooked pizzas. Super friendly and efficient service from Irina. Really lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Food is outstanding amazing staff great value for money

We enjoyed the food and service, with just a couple of small complaints. Our reservation was for 7:30 pm and the email confirmation said they wanted the table back at 9:00 pm. One and a half hours is just not enough for such a restaurant. We probably could have decided on what we wanted a few minutes faster, but we eat fairly quickly, and were mainly limited by how fast they brought out the various courses. They let us order dessert at 8:52 pm, and by the time we paid the bill it was 9:15 pm. Had we wanted coffee or tea afterwards we would have been even more overtime. Had I wanted to have two drinks of alcohol, it might have been close to not having metabolized enough at the end to safely drive to the hotel. I understand the need to turnover tables, but I think they should give you 2 hours. Perhaps they plan for that and just say 1.5 hours to make sure it doesn't go past 2 hours, but when I mentioned it to the waitress before ordering dessert she went back to check to make sure it would be ok. And for those who like to use American Express, make you bring another card, because they don't accept Amex.

The best takeaway for fish and chips in the area. Nice pieces of large white haddock and the tartare sauce is exceptional. Only downside is parking for me. As a disabled person I struggle to find a spot nearby

Excellent setting, good amount of seats. The menu is ok, though it doesn’t change much throughout the year but it has the best coffee in town and the tabnabs are yummy. My only grumble is I want to see the tables being cleaned after use with an actual cleaning product not a sad looking cloth. Haven’t we learned anything from covid in the spread of germs, plus it’s a restaurant this should be a given.

We were a bit disappointed with our visit here. Apart from one lovely waitress the staff weren’t very attentive. Two of the younger staff were messing about behind the bar rather than serving customers. The food wasn’t the quality you would expect for the price- We had a small steak and chips with no veg and an open seafood lasagne which was really bitter.

Nice spot for breakfast. TBH the UK breakfasts were not my cup of tea (get it?) but this place had very nice waffles. Great people watching windows and friendly prompt service.

Great atmosphere and jam session.

Literally just got up and walked out after reading the menu prices. We were here last summer for lunch, had one of the best bowls of Cullen skink soup to date, came back specifically for that today as in the area, only to find that for one bowl of soup as a starter was £9.95 or for a large bowl of the same is now priced at £15.95! FOR A BOWL OF SOUP! I know it’s a tourist hotspot, but take off your Dick Turpin masks No 12!!