The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Esta es una gran ubicación y el personal es encantador. (estuvimos allí el martes 18 de junio. ) El café también es muy agradable. Lamentablemente estaba sucio - los baños necesitaban una buena limpieza - eran bastante repugnantes. Las mesas también necesitaban limpiarse más regularmente, y un punto de limpiador en las mesas no vendría mal.

Popped in for a drink as we were staying in another hotel in village . Hotel being renovated just now . Looks like it will be great when finished. Loved history of the place, beautiful grand staircase. We had good chat with barman who let us try their own beer/cider made on site. Hoping to go stay there when renovations are finished.

Went to the drive through yesterday, waited 20 mins in the cue, was shocked when we got to the window to pick up our drinks, all team members NOT wearing any masks and not social distancing, 1 point I could see 4 team members all gathered at window area all less than 1 metre apart, this made me nervous about the safety of the product being served, got our coffee and when I got to drink my hazelnut mocha, didn't taste of chocolate or coffee, had to wait another 30 mins in a cue to return and get another 1 which was OK. Been here 4/5 times since it opened and the coca cola take over, never had a great coffee once, so sad as I've drank costa for many years loving the product when whitbread owned, just not as good as it should be, supposed to be premium product, not quite hitting the mark!

Cafe Giacomo is centrally located and is a nice cozy spot to get away. The scones are nice as is the staff.

I love good food and Belles has a good selection at a affordable price and the customer service is second to none I go when I can and sometimes I would offer to pay for someone else it's something I like to do I also enjoy there breakfast it's the best

We stopped by to have lunch while moving our daughter into College and it was very tasty! To escape the crowds of St. Andrew’s we drove out of the town and had lunch in this lovely golf club. The staff were very friendly and the food was delicious!

Friendly and welcoming had a really nice breakfast. Staff very attentive which is really good. Overall good service thanks

Visited here for breakfast and ordered all day breakfast with tea included and bacon roll with tea paid for separate. When ordering and then paid, I asked if we could have our teas along with food only to be declined, and hot tea served right away. SO MUCH FOR CUSTOMER CHOICE!!!!!!!!!!!!! Their feeble excuse was it caused queues??!! So waited around 15 minutes for food albeit our tea was drank or would be stone cold. Possibly tactic for people to buy more tea, but as a customer we should have a choice whither we have hot drinks prior to food or with food. This is also dictatorship, and also there is no table service. Staff were pleasant enough and food ok but sorry won`t be back until they give customers the right to choice. Liz and Gordy

I have reviewed this Restaurant as part of the Galloway Arms Hotel, so this will hopefully clarify the earlier reviews. We have been on a number of occasions since the last review and we have not been disappointed with the food at the Nine Mile Bar & Bistro within The Galloway Arms Hotel. On this visit we chose two times Two Course Specials priced at £14.50 each. The Starters were battered Chicken Goujons, which was quite a large portion and Tempura coated Prawns. Both dishes were very good and the Chicken alone would have been enough for my Wife as a main course. (Small Eater). My Wife had the Beef Stroganoff and I had the Salmon in Dill sauce for the main courses. Normally, we tend to have just the main courses and therefore we had to take home the chips, which were provided along with the Stroganoff half & half. A pint of Moretti is £3.50 and a large Chardonnay is £5.00 and the total bill without tip came to £37.50. The surroundings in the Hotel's main bar is simple, but cozy. A 10 minute drive from Dumfries gets you to this Hotel and I think that it is worth this very small effort.More

I liked the Coach Inn. The North bound bus broke down in Dornoch on my trip back to Wick and cut a long story short decided to visit the place as heard good reports from a passenger who had returned to the bus(lol). I found the place warm and friendly with nice people and petted friendly dogs. I only had 2 pints of Guinness but can assure you they were grand and poured to perfection and at a competitive £4.80 which for a tourist town is quality. I can't comment on any food as didn't eat any. It has a good pool table and fruit machines, a good tv next to the windows to watch the replacement bus arrive while the rest of the dummies sat on a broken down bus instead of coming here!

Lugar maravilloso. Deliciosa comida. Buen personal. Excelente ubicación: 100 / 100 Nuestra primera vez allí y disfrutamos mucho del lugar, lugar maravilloso. Nos encanta toda la comida, y el tipo de ver cuando se necesita algo especial.

nice music and very quite place to have a drink and enjoy a great chat with friends, if you are walking around in the heart of the city.

Sadly this once good little coffee and snack place had deteriorated. Toasties are drastically reduced, and bread appeared stale. Staff are lovely.

We came in for a coffee but we were presented with glorified hot milk. My father and I ordered a cappuccino but I've had better instant coffee and my daughters latte was essentially white in colour. None of the drinks had an ounce of coffee flavour despite that being the entire focal point of the shop. Furthermore, the selection of cakes and sweet treats were poor. I got a chocolate orange tray bake which was edible, but lacked in flavour.

Small cafe with friendly staff. Good coffee and had an amazing bacon and cheese croissant. Worth a visit for some takeaway coffee or if you can manage to get a seat and people watch