The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Very quiet room. Helpful and friendly staff and a good breakfast. They stored our bikes in the office overnight, so full marks from me.

Soo sorry to hear closed !?! Was our favorite haunt for morning coffee/tea and . . . The porridge was one of the culinary highlights of our time in Edinburgh

I ordered a cake for the next day thinking that they would make it fresh but the quality of the base is very bad it is very hard like a rock. The upper layer specially is rock solid and the cake itself is very sweet but tasteless. Never again very disappointed paid £35 for this rubbish.

Staying in Drumnadrochit for the weekend. Called the Benleva Hotel Restaurant on Saturday evening and booked a table for the following evening. When we arrived for dinner, the lady seemed surprised to see us and told us that the restaurant was closed. Very disappointing - we won’t be back.

Was working one Saturday morning in Bearsden and Milngavie, and after finishing what I had to do, thought I would go grab some breakfast. Decided upon the Bulland's Coffee Shop in Milngavie. Nice enough place, and good extensive menu to select from. For 10am on a Saturday morning I was actually shocked just how busy it was. Ordered a coffee and a breakfast roll to go, and both were prepared in no time for me. Most satisfied with my visit and will be back.

Lovely restaurant with very friendly staff. Really good prices. Had coffee and the Victoria sponge which was absolutely divine. Will definitely be back.

Now known as tipsy cow. Hundred times better. Known as tipsy cow. Also own other 1st class restaurants and all are brilliant.

Had a good night, but two young guys were vaping. Asked them to stop but they continued. The bar staff seemed to know them so they seemed not to bother with our request to stop. Will go somewhere else next time.

Family got meal deal for a tenner was good value for money. My curry I paid full price for to take home was an ok curry hardly any so that was not worth the money. Was only 2 other people in midweek lunch Mon

Vine aquí por comida un domingo por la noche. Mi compañero tenía la pizza y yo la hamburguesa, parecía que le encantaba su pizza, pero mi hamburguesa era grasienta y el bollo había sido tostado un poco demasiado tiempo. Las papas fritas estaban bien. Cuando mencionamos la hamburguesa nos dieron una disculpa y nos avisaron que el chef es nuevo, así que con suerte fue solo un problema de dentición. El cóctel que tomé fue encantador. Probablemente volvería de nuevo, pero tal vez una pizza sería un grito más sabio.

A faultless experience. Food good Drinks flowing Staff attentive What more can you ask for Well done Woodpecker once again

Na een koude dag stirling en stirling castle bezoeken zijn wij neergestreken in de old town coffee shop voor een warme scone en koffie. De gastvrouw ontving ins vriendelijk. Heerlijke scone en heerlijk zitgedeelte. Alles wat je wil!

Trampa para turistas — ¡evite a toda costa! Visitamos como un grupo de cuatro, incluyendo mis padres ancianos. Solo subir las escaleras era una lucha para ellos, y no había ninguna opción de asistencia o accesibilidad ofrecida. Después de esperar bastante tiempo para el servicio, pedimos bebidas y mis padres pidieron compartir un entrante y un plato principal, una solicitud muy razonable dado su apetito. Sorprendentemente, el camarero insistió en que cada uno tenía que pedir un plato principal lleno. Sin flexibilidad, sin entendimiento. Nos quedamos con la opción de desperdiciar comida o salir caminando, así que elegimos irnos. Bajar a mis padres por las escaleras fue otra prueba. En general, una experiencia decepcionante y frustrante. Este lugar es claramente no servicial, especialmente para los huéspedes mayores. Ahorre tiempo y dinero, no vaya allí.

Cracking pub. Staff are amazing. Very friendly. Free pool on a Wednesday too.

Tucked away on the Isle of Mull, the Salen Hotel was a welcome surprise on our journey a quiet, charming spot to grab some food and unwind with a pint. The hotel has that classic old-school Scottish charm, with warm wooden interiors and a laid-back pub feel that makes you want to settle in and stay a while. We stopped in just for a meal and drinks, but the hospitality made it feel like more than just a pit stop. The menu had some hearty staples nothing too fancy, but exactly what you want after a long day exploring. The fish and chips were crisp and flaky, and the soup of the day warmed us right up. Paired with a cold local ale, it hit the spot perfectly. The bar staff were friendly, offering up recommendations and sharing a bit about the area when asked. Locals chatted nearby, adding to the authentic, down-to-earth atmosphere. It’s not flashy or over-polished, but that’s part of its appeal. Whether you’re staying overnight or just passing through, Salen Hotel makes for a solid place to refuel and take a breather.