The best restaurants serving Irish food in Scotland

Thoroughly enjoyed our 3 course dinner - the food was delicious and the staff were so welcoming - we would definitely recommend this restaurant and we are looking forward to coming back soon!

Fabulous bar!! Serves great food, the most polite wonderful staff, excellent prices. It’s a very large spacious bar, with various rooms - which can be hired out for private functions… I was up in Scotland for a weekend from Birmingham - this bar was fantastic. Everyone really friendly & welcoming. Highly recommend 👍🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Was in on a Saturday night bought drinks then had a dance to live music… drinks thrown out by bar staff! Checked cctv and agreed they had disposed of our full drinks but apparently hadn’t let them know we were dancing?! So declined to replace them.. I’ve ran pubs myself and this seems like very poor customer service. Even the door man was embarrassed by their actions! Won’t be back … bad craic

We live in Newcastle and hadnt tried the Mariner.. superb food with great seafood options that are lacking elsewhere in Newcastle, great staff, great service, strongly recommend

Fortunate to get reservations at O'CONNORS last minute. Management kindly helped us out. My background is in hospitality, and I can Honestly say this my favourite restaurant to date. Excellent looking menu, reasonably priced. Quirky, warm & welcoming place, with excellent staff. In view of the kitchen, watching the chef's dishing up there delicious creations. Armagh lady was serving us, a delight to speak to. Starters,chicken wings & japanse style gougons. Unreal, Perfect starters, large portions 2 Ribeyes, cooked to our likely, mouthwatering is an understatement. Make Reservations for this place.. Unfortunately no photos left our phones at home, on date night. Thankyou yo all staff front & back of house. M Tohill

Great place for a meal with windows round all sides of the circular restaurant over looking the golf course. very clean with plenty of space between tables. Chicken curry was very enjoyable as was my wife's fish and chips. Did not try the sweets but took away slices of the homemade cakes?Gateau.

Such a lovely pub well presented and beautifully decorated ( especially for Celtic people) The food was really lovely with a great choice on the menu and very reasonable prices. But best of all was the super friendly staff with a warm welcome. Thank you girls we had a super Sunday afternoon family catch up and looking forward to coming again soon !

Molly Malones is always such a great pub to go to and the staff are lovely! Live music really adds to the atmosphere too.

Great venue great staff highly recommended

Given a sub par pint just after the barrel was changed. When I complained I was met with the height of abuse from the manager

Lively city centre pub, draped in Irish memorabilia, trinkets and GAA flags. Friendly staff and wide choice of beers, whiskies, other spirits and soft drinks. A decent pub kitchen gives wholesome filling food. I use this as home of Glasgow Spurs Supporters Club for televised matches.

Came for a drink after visiting Victoria Street and ordered the haggis loaded tater tots. They were absolutely delicious and the best haggis I’d had in my trip to Edinburgh. Could’ve ordered it again 10 times over. Great atmosphere and can tell that if there was any sport on then it’d be a great place to come to.

Great service, really nice food 2 staters, mixed grill drinks x3 all under £40, would recommends and would come again!!

The staff were friendly, drinks reasonably priced and delish, music was banging and superb talent, great nite out. Amazing decor.

I ordered a panini and coffee. The panini was badly packaged and fell out of the bag, which wasn’t really big enough for it. On bending down to pick it up, I spilt half of my ‘milk on the side’. As the queue was very long I didn’t bother to go back and complain, just ate the sandwich, hoping it hadn’t acquired any nasty microbes from the floor. It was quieter by the time I left so I spoke to a member of staff – I think her name was Debbie. She handled things magnificently, like a seasoned diplomat – apologised charmingly, said she would pass on the details of my complaint to make sure this kind of thing didn’t happen again, and gave me a free coffee and a cinnamon bun – although I hadn’t asked for anything. Thank you, Debbie.