The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Stopped for a cup,of tea and a cake. Quickly told to sit anywhere as the cafe was not busy. A bubbly waitress took our order of a pot of tea and a Mango Tango flavoured tea, a cake and a scone. Drinks arrived but the milk for the tea had turned. It was quickly replaced along with a second pot of tea free of charge. (Never going to be able to drink all that tea) The Mango Tango tea was fabulous. We had to go and ask if we could have our cakes as they had forgotten. The cakes were very very nice. So apart from the dodgy milk and memory, it was very nice.

Not applicable as this venue is no more. Closed down. Ziltch. No more. Change of ownership. Change of name...........................

Popped in for brunch with my family and felt very rushed to order and not giving time to look at the menu. The young woman serving was over within minutes of us sitting down and looking at the menu to see if we were ready to order we said no not yet and she literally came back 30seconds later. I asked for a latte with oatmilk and was told they didn’t do oatmilk despite stating so on the menu,as well as having a latte with oatmilk here before, I was offered soya but just had cows milk instead. The latte itself wasn’t very warm. We also received half of our food order and before bringing the rest of the order served another table. The food itself was alright. We’ve been a few times and had better experiences

Bit unsure how to review. It had strange atmosphere as tall waitress was not the most friendly and very robotic. Coffee was average at best but scone super fresh. Would have been nicer sitting by fire but large area in middle which couldn't be helped due to other seats taken. Would go back but had higher expectations but wouldn't go out my way due to service

This was the worst café experience I’ve had in years, and I’m truly annoyed. I took my vegan son here for brunch, expecting the delicious offerings promised on their website – pancake stacks, specialty coffee, smoothies, milkshakes, and a vegetarian brunch and lunch menu. Add to that the glowing reviews on TripAdvisor, and it sounded worth the 34-mile round trip to Inverurie. I couldn’t have been more wrong. We arrived around midday to discover the café had practically no food. Not only that, but seating was a nightmare. Customers were crammed into the tiny space in front of the serving area, yet we weren’t allowed to sit in the empty conservatory. The “menu” consisted of two items: granola or a breakfast wrap with eggs. That’s it. My son reluctantly chose the granola, and I settled for a mocha and a slice of stale vegan orange cake. To add insult to injury, the drinks, while tasty, were ridiculously small. Then came the kicker – they charged me £21.20 for this pathetic spread. That’s an average of £5.30 per item for minimal food, tiny drinks, and a total lack of choice. The assistant behind the counter was frosty, bordering on rude, snapping at customers and repeating, “This is our menu today,” without a hint of apology or explanation. She even carried on a loud conversation with another customer about eating meat – in a vegetarian café, no less. When a fellow vegan customer asked if this limited menu was permanent, the assistant gave the same robotic response, suggesting this is the sad state of things going forward. Given the extortionate prices, lacklustre menu, and unwelcoming service, I can’t see how they’ll stay in business. I certainly won’t be going back, and I strongly advise others to steer clear. What a waste of time and money.

Go there regularly and both food and service are always top rated. The menu is simple and food always fresh.Yhe home bakes are the best in Linlithgow.

Really like the Caffè Nero coffee. This store is great. Clean and comfortable. Staff are great as well. Lovely.

Lovely place! food was great don’t listen to the bad reviews, lovely and attentive staff, we had full breakfast, the haggis was the best i’ve had.

When we arrived after our 10hr drive from Lancashire ready for our week ahead, we were made very welcome, offered a drink as we booked in for our rooms. Our evening meal was first class, with Henry’s drunken rum cake, which got top marks for taste. Our fishing trip was organised by the hotel with all permits and boats covered. We caught the weather right for the loch and enjoyed fishing. We will return.

Incredibly rude member of staff who clearly did not like children. Very disappointed with their customer service today.

Gran wee café con personal muy amable. Tomamos algunos rollos de tocino y un par de bebidas calientes. La comida y el servicio eran fantásticos! Sin duda volveremos la próxima vez que nos alojemos en Glasgow.

Visited for a quick spot of lunch. Good menu choice with plenty of homemade choices. Efficient friendly service also.

Was dissapointed couldn't get a breakfast because the kitchen is being worked on.However the girl seving was very apologetic and helpfull. We had rolls and tea but the rolls were baps which are not as tasty as scottish rolls.

My mum and son visited the restaurant on 6th July. Unfortunately, my mum took unwell and an ambulance had to be called. My son was extremely upset to see his grandma unwell but said the staff were absolutely excellent making my mum comfortable and supporting both him and my mum. They actually closed the restaurant whilst they waited for the ambulance and refused to take any money for the meal they had started eating. I want to say a massive thank you for the kindness shown to my mum and son, it really meant a lot. From what both my mum and son fed back, the staff were outstanding, fetching my mum cushions to make her comfortable and making cups of tea. You are all an absolute credit and so compassionate. Thank you so much.

Visited today for a business function.I had both breakfast and lunch. I can’t fault the service or the hotel.Excellent food and surroundings. Top class