The best restaurants serving French food in Scotland

Just had the Sunday roast absolutely fabulous

Lassés des fish and chips, ce tout petit restaurant m'a attirée et à bon escient, les plats bien traditionnels étaient très bons , la patronne avec laquelle nous avons un peu discuté était top également (d'une rare gentillesse) et la décoration faite de plein de plaques de publicité rend l'endroit on ne peut plus sympathique

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.

Chilled. Lovely friendly hang out.

Great service and food was impeccable, cost wise not as expensive in restaurant as thought would be

Avoid like the plague it was good until they went cashless 👎

Very delicious! And much variety :) Nice and cosy dining rooms, and very kind and friendly service. Thanks!

The pattiserie was not what they had recommended to me, a lot of image but the flavor left a lot to fill, the bases of the flans were hard even to cut with a knife, the laminated roll was better and the cafeteria had no difference between the drinks, much coffee even if you ask for a latte. I should adjust that, and even though we arrived an hour before closing, they were out of porcelain serving cups, sweetener, and almond milk to infuse. Nice to visit and take some photos but there are better places to have breakfast and snack.

Having never been here before and after reading great reviews about Cote, I decided to book this for my friend and I. On arrival, we were seated immediately at a table under the air conditioning. At first, we welcomed this as it was warm outside, but by the time we left, we were both very cold. For us, the staff were very attentive and friendly and the restaurant has a lovely atmosphere. On the downside, we didn’t think the portion sizes were adequate for main courses and our dauphinoise potatoes didn’t stay warm for long. Dessert was a very disappointing size wise if I’m honest but it was delicious. We had a bottle of wine and a cocktail each. Don’t make the mistake we made and add service charge on as it has already been added on.

Schon ein paar Meilen vor Wick sind uns die Reklameschilder aufgefallen. Da das Lokal von aussen gemütlich aus und so entschieden wir uns, unser Abendessen dort einzunehmen. Die Wirtin empfängt jeden neuen Gast sehr freundlich, wie wenn er ein Stammgast wäre. Lässt ihn sogar den Tisch auswählen und ist in ihrer freundlichen fröhlichen Art immer in der Gaststube anwesend. Das Ambiente ist französisch. So hat es Keramik-Strassenschilder aus Paris und natürlich Bilder im französischen Stil. Die Speisekarte ist ebenfalls mit französischen Spezialitäten und so macht es einfach Spass. Das Entrecôte mit der Schalottensauce und dem hervorragenden Kartoffelgratin ist nur ein Highlight, welches man hier bekommt. Ein wundervoller Abend im Norden Schottlands konnten wir dort erleben.

Absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish. The food was excellent and the staff are just fabulous. Our 4th time and it won’t be the last

The 1906 restaurant is of course situated within the 5 star Turnberry Hotel, and these surroundings undoubtedly enhance the whole dining experience. The hotel itself luxurious and is situated in an outstanding elevated position with stunning views. On arrival you may choose to enjoy an aperitif in the comfortable bar area before heading into the restaurant. We were there on a Friday night and while enjoying a well presented and delicious gin and tonic in the bar, we were unexpectedly treated to an entertaining talk on the ‘haggis’, followed by a rendition of Burns’ ‘Address to the Haggis’, by an impressively dressed piper who also entertained us on the bagpipes. Guests were offered an ‘amuse bouche’ of haggis, neeps and tatties, presented in a small shot glass. Afterwards we entered 1906, the hotel’s formal dining room. This is a beautiful and spacious room with huge windows which frame the outstanding views. The tables were impeccably dressed, as one would expect. The staff were knowledgeable, thoroughly professional, and warm and friendly; without being inappropriate or intrusive. They have perfected just the right balance. My right arm was in plaster, after recently breaking my wrist in a fall. I was struggling to cut my perfectly delicious venison. Our waitress noticed this immediately and discreetly offered to assist me. My husband had noticed at the same time and took the task in hand, but I very much appreciated the waitress’ kindness and attentiveness. The food and wine were excellent and beautifully presented. Our whole experience at Turnberry compared well with the best of restaurants and hotels internationally, though of course it retains its distinctly Scottish ambiance. We had a thoroughly enjoyable evening and would certainly recommend.

Great experience, stopped off by chance and stayed for an amazing lunch. Greeted by the world famous Gordon and fellow kilty. Stunning view over to Arran and Paddi's Milestone. Food plentiful and bar service with non alcohol drinks.

Smallest cocktail ever for £11. Pint of lager over £5 . Rip off for the cocktail . Better places with better prices . We would have had dinner but didn't want to pay same again so left .

Myself and three friends stumbled on this lovely place on our way to the Grassmarket. We received a warm, friendly welcome from the staff on arrival and were seated immediately. We chose breakfast items which were all freshly prepared and of high quality. You get good, homemade food and there is plenty to choose from on the menu. We were so impressed that we returned for more on the following day!! Lovely, friendly staff and a very pleasant vibe to the place. Can highly recommend x