The best restaurants in Scotland

The good is decent enough but I always leave feeling it’s never quite worth the money. Kids meals are 9 quid and don’t even include a drink. It could easily be (and often is for us) the most expensive meal you’ll have on the island, without ever really delivering anything to justify that tag.

We had a very pleasant time here. The food was nice and the service was prompt and smiley! 😊

We had booked a table for 8 but there were only 5 of us. The restaurant was very quiet. The service was quite bad, we had to call the waiter’s attention for every single thing and he didn’t seem to know the menu well. We asked for the food to come out as soon as it’s ready as we were in a rush but 40minutes after ordering we were still waiting for mains. The waiter did not check to make sure everything is ok with the food and he did not clear the starters even though we had finished them long before the mains arrived The food was also lacking flavour. We have been before and enjoyed it but today was disastrous on all sides

There's better options for mexican food on Leith walk. Really disappointing tacos, lacking flavour and not enough filling for the price (8-9 pounds for two small tacos). The snacks and sharing platters are better, but still not worth the money

An exceptional Indian culinary experience. Respect to vegetarian Indian cuisine! The host is very nice and the place is charming and cozy

Good local pub with excellent gantry and beer fridges

The food is exceptional, truly capturing the essence of Turkish cuisine.✨ Whether you're familiar with Turkish dishes or trying them for the first time, this place promises an unforgettable culinary journey.🌉

Stopped by here before my flight. Food was great and Mel was very helpful.

Went on a random Monday evening and had a fantastic experience. I’ve had the takeaway before but this was the first time in the restaurant.The Melanzane starter was as good as I had in Sorrento and Rome. Pizza for main was amazing - I thought I found the best pizza in Edinburgh on Gorgie Rd but I was wrong! Tiramisu was ok, very light and quite boozy but I have had better. Still very good though.Loved that they had local paolozzi beer on tap. Wine was ok. Atmosphere in the restaurant was really nice, quite busy but not overly crowded. COVID rules were adhered to.

Great food, great ambiance, great staff topped with an excellent singer - James Burton. Good music but not overly loud so you could speak to each other. Would recommend and return if we are ever in the area again. Prices reasonable

Was late with my check in ,had done a 12hr shift .but all the the staff from reception, dinning, chefs, went out of there way to make sure I had a hot meal and any thing else they could help with . So a massive thank you to you all .Nice room ,beautiful breakfast so a big thumbs up from me .Bob.

The noodles were excellent thick and chewy. The braised beef brisket was full of flavour, tender and bitey. The broth was very flavourful. It retained clear nourishing quality. If you look for a freshly- made beef noodle soup in Edinburgh, look no further. It is a place you simply must try.

Little pricier but best pad thai I’ve ever had (don’t have a ton of experience with Thai food tho)

As we were in the area, we booked an early dinner for my birthday. We were not disappointed. It was quite busy, but the three ladies were friendly and efficient. I had the rib eye steak, and my partner had steak pie. The portions were plentiful. I mentioned it was my birthday and they gave me a free drink. I opted to take the pudding with me, to which they obliged. Thank you for making my birthday a good one.

Great music, great cider, the food is as good as vegan food gets if you are into it and still very good if you're not. Nice people