The best restaurants serving Brasserie food in Scotland

Excelente comida, gran elección y personal muy atento y amable! Muy buena relación calidad-precio! ¡Los cócteles estaban deliciosos! Sin duda recomiendo... hemos estado varias veces y volveremos!

Food is ridiculously good. Will defo be back through for more 👌🏻

Ordered two burgers and both were wrong. First one was specifically no onion and after leaving and opening it, it contained onion. The second burger was no smash sauce but again contained it. Far too much sauce too so not enjoyable. Place was quiet so shouldn’t happen. I come here lots but pretty disappointed this time. Doesn’t provide much confidence especially when it’s an allergy order.

Good beer selection and great service but let down by pricey food for what you get. However it is very tasty.

This used to be the miraj it is now abida and the food is totally rubbish it is the worst curry ive ever had and ive had some bad ones. The taste is pure pepper heat no taste of spicesl.

I phoned after 1 hour wait. When will it arrive? Double checked they had the right address. No they had the wrong one. So gave right one again over the phone. Delivery guy in street driving about could see him asking neighbours directions. He saw me waving and came up. He had a different number to my address. Was paying cash and noticed half the order missing. No can of coke or chips. Maybe the driver took it, as it was on the receipt. Cannot prove that though. It was, delivered by a just eat driver even though I phoned direct. Yet full price charge. Had to sort that. Food getting colder. Just lost a potential good customer. Beware. Of what food we got, was by now cold. Ruined our night. I usually ALWAYS Collect a takeaway myself. Now I know why. They simply are not capable working people. Dreadful. Steer clear.

This Edinburgh gem serves some of Scotland's most authentic and mouth-watering Karahi dishes! I devoured the Lamb Karahi and Lahori Chicken - absolutely divine! A must-visit for anyone craving delicious Desi food in Edinburgh. 👍 Highly recommended!"

Disappointed is an understatement. Booked a late afternoon table for two expecting it to be similar in standard to the Dormy restaurant at Gleneagles, sadly it did not deliver. Impressive looking from outside, was greeted at front door and then directed upstairs. Stood about at an empty reception desk, eventually walked into bar area to find a staff member. Restaurant was fairly quiet, the table had superb views over the coast. My partner ordered the cottage pie, I ordered an egg sandwiches and a beetroot, goats cheese salad, plus drinks. Food arrived, asked if we would like same drinks again 'yes please' (a white wine and a coke zero), to be given a red wine and a reg coke (which as Type1 Diabetic, I thankfully spotted). The cottage pie tasted like microwave mash that had been put under the grill, with meat that tasted like it had been reheated, only ate half, complained when plates cleared 'oh ok', nothing more was said. Asked for the bill, then asked again 10 minutes later... waited 5 minutes for payment to be taken.... ended up going to bar (which had been sitting with dirty glasses for the entirety of my meal), bill in hand asking to pay (and I genuinely think the staff wouldn't have cared if I'd just walked out). Had high expectations, and maybe the main hotel is better, but this was a truly disappointing experience.

Poppadoms and onion very fresh. Chicken tikka kebab was bit dry - the tandoori chicken definitely needed sauce as too dry. Salad lovely and fresh. Would go back but hopefully next time the chicken is moist!

Not been for a couple of caravan seasons as we thought it had declined Pleasantly surprised after our visit today, staff were very attentively and pleasant. Food was lovely, fish, burger and nacho’s with a few drinks from the bar Well done all, we will be back

Lovely spot, great food and fantastic server, Scott. I requested a special burger with no bun and Caesar salad, and it was no problem and delicious. The decor is beautiful and Scott was friendly, helpful and great!

Popped in early Sunday evening. Food as good as always. Very nice friendly serving staff. Our burgers arrived in quick time and were perfectly cooked. Marked down atmosphere only because it was very quiet. A great place for food and a catch up with family or friends.

The lunch time menu was fantastic, The ambience was very nice Staff were very efficient even took time to have a chat with you

Ordered a ceaser salad with chicken and halloumi, there was literally about 3 bits of lettuce, after paying £34 for the salad and fries ,it was absolutely shocking, will never order a delivery from Nandos in Sauchiehall St.again

We stay at the premier inn Stirling City center quote often so we tend to have evening meal and breakfast next door in this establishment. For us there has been a rapid decline over the past few months in every aspect from food quality and customer service from waiting staff just seems to be all staff from the chefs to wait staff walking around with sad faces not wanting to do the job or doing bear minimum. Food quality has declined too, food being turned out cold in the middle, meat on the mix grill not cooked through. If I'm paying £60-£70 for 2 of us to eat I have certain expectations. Breakfast poor continental choice nothing left by 9am everything was bare apart from fresh juice. I was told by staff first come first serve. From my point of view this restaurant has closed the doors to general public to attend to hotel clients and they can't manage to get it right so I won't be supporting this establishment anymore when I stay next door in future I'll go across the road where I know what we need will be attended to.