The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Please hire some staff.. there are only 2 people behind the bar.. no wonder it’s a nightmare working in places like this..

Worst cup of tea I’ve ever had! It probably hadn’t seen a tea bag for more than 2 seconds 🤢

Only had the food- brilliant food and brilliant service.

Freezing outside so looking in , the place looks warm and inviting so gave it a go . Very pleasant staff , a whole array of foods to choose from. Had the haggis as starter no pic for that . Devoured well ..Great taste.Two starters and the two mains pulse two beers £56. Would I go again, absolutely..give it a go.

Show was fantastic but the stewards on the door are so arrogant when show was finished my friend who had hip replacement 5 weeks previously needed the toilet she was told by bar staff member down stairs to go up stairs and use as they need to clean for next show but the steward wouldn’t let her in to use the toilet so we went Carol the road to O’Neill,s so she could use there’s before we got picked up we went back to sit outside on the seats at Blackfriars to be asked to remove ourselves from the premises by the stewards we did ask to speak to the manager but they told us it wasn’t necessary so arrogant those 2 stewards

Food and drink in beer garden good Busy Saturday, not be for a while . Nice restaurant. Good beer selection plus dart board . Visit December 07 th . Place busy food good , beers , Cold town company . 10% service charge for only 2 people . It's not great. I hope the staff get it

Works Xmas night out, what can I say this place is always great fun, cheap n cheerful, plenty of bar staff who are lovely. It's had a revamp and looks even better. DJ was great, we danced all night to the belters 🎶 fantastic night out. Will book again for next year.

Poor quality, expensive food. Update, it only gets worse. Food variety and quality is worse than ever, does every sandwich need to have onion in it? Coffee prices are well above average. Staff clueless.

It is a good place to be quiet in the cafe.

Our first stop in Edinburgh was the elephant cafe . Upon arrival at the cafe we were totally surprised that it is opened and that there was no queue . Waited excitedly to be seated and a young lady ushered us to a lovely window seats overlooking the street. Just as we were getting ourselves comfortable, another lady by the name Samiha came by and questioned “who gave you the table “ Honestly we were quite taken aback. Being a well travelled person of my age this was totally not acceptable and plain rude. The second episode was when I went to the cashier to ask if I should order at the counter , the same staff exaggeratedly commented in Spanish (I think) that I was impatient. The episode didn’t end here. Later the same lady, Samiha, found out that I was trying to get her name. She came back and challenged me lecturing me throughout that cafe is very “crowded” ; customers need to wait to be seated. The whole issue is we were ushered to the seats by the window! We did not just barged in! Honestly this kind of behaviour is totally not acceptable . To my worst horror i later found out she is the supervisor of the cafe ! A junior staff who had witnessed all this and was so sweet that she apologised profusely on behalf of the rude supervisor for my bad experience! Fine cafe but be warned of ill mannered supervisor !

Great taste, carvery was brilliant and turkeys with lingonberries sauce perfectly go

Come here pretty regular, last night was almost closing, grabbing food on the way back from a gig (Christmas Chicken meals!) and we were given a free box of 6 huge assorted donuts with our order! Mint!

Been too long since I visited the auctioneer, had a great evening, staff were super friendly, great pint and food was fantastic, can't wait to visit again,

Now Slug and Lettuce but still a lovely cocktail bar with very friendly and helpful staff

Excellent comfortable beds. Spotlessly clean. Good car parking. Great location. Lovely staff. Warm & inviting pub/restaurant. I had room 9 which had a view of the Forth rail bridge.