The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Didn't eat here but thoroughly enjoyed the couple of hours in here Proper pub,great atmosphere,and rather good beer

Generally friendly and dog friendly!

The good, the bad, and the Irish was a ton of fun. The cask beer tasty.

Excellent Glasgow pub a couple of minutes walk from Kelvinhall subway station. Nine cask beers on handpump when I visited including a stout. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Design and layout of bar first class although people sitting at the high tables behind us, their backsides were just about on our shoulders and not a great outlook when having lunch

Great way to entertain two young kids on a budget.

Good food. We had the steak option which was tasty. The burgers are also good and I would recommend the Korean dish with rice.

i see the store is closing soon and i can see why, I was attended by “G” and it was very impolite and impatient with me and my friends. The food was good but not great.

Had a great evening in there, was up in Glasgow for the football, great atmosphere and a good pint

Great place definitely value for money . Such nice friendly staff . Big shout out for Sam and other staff in restaurant. Food great only wee gripe chips were cold . Fast friendly service

close to cambuslang train station Very nice place with comfortable seating Enjoy breakfast!

Brilliant spot for a night out with friends. I booked in advance and we were given a private space, exceptional customer service, reasonably priced drinks, absolutely delicious pizza ( I'm going to be dreaming about the mushroom and truffle one!). I'd approached a few places when I was looking for a venue and these guys replied in such a friendly way o decided to go with them. So glad I did. Thank you! I'll be back ❤️

We stopped here for a meal. The hotel and restaurant had been recently refurbished by the new owners, Highland Coast Hotels, to cater for tourists on the North Coast 500 driving route. The menu was simple but the prices were expensive with £35 for a starter and a main and another £8 for a dessert. At these prices we had high hopes for a gourmet dinner. The starters were good and round the corner at the Plockton Hotel and any where else in Scotland would have been £8. This left £28 for the main. The Highland Burger Main when it arrived was not worth half the £28. It was small, dry, dull and chewy with the most parsimonious handful of chips you could get away with. Still hungry I ordered the sticky toffee pudding. It was a tiny tray baked dry portion of cake with barely enough sauce to moisten a mouthful. It was the meanest serving I had seen. The staff on the other hand were friendly, charming, efficient and helpful. They were praiseworthy. I think the poor food and the mean portions were down to the management of the owners who wanted to fleece the tourists for all they could get and instructed their staff to maximise profit. It is a shame as this short sighted approach will damage any reputation.

Cracking for a roll and coffee breakfast. Visited here a few times now and always decent staff, a nice enough atmosphere and great food which was well priced.

Great ambience, good food, not all food available. Eclectic service