The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Central Scotland

This restaurant had a wonderful menu and the 3 of us got different dishes and all of them were superb. We think it is the best restaurant in Callandar.

Visited this lovely cafe last week, the staff are friendly,the decor is vibrant and the counter full of home baking was quite something to behold! I had the pancakes with banana and syrup, honestly the nicest pancakes I've ever tasted. I would definitely go back the next time I'm in Crieff.

This pub is truly a cornerstone of any visit to St. Andrews. You can not beat its location, especially the small patio, and the atmosphere is so golfer-friendly I can't imagine a more golf-centric pub anywhere in the world. A good selection of beers and OK, but not the best, service. Sadly, the food was terrible. My first order, the mac and cheese, was so bad I had to return it. I then asked for the chicken baguette. It was terrible too. Sadly, the menu does not have much traditional Scottish pub fare, which is what one might expect when you are 100 yards from the Old Course.

The best breakfast in Fife. And lunch and brunch, all the food and drink is freshly made and delicious. Everything that is served is locally sourced too. You have a chance to walk off the calories as you explore this fabulous village with all 3 bridges across the Forth to see.

New chef standards have dropped went for breakfast daughter had pancakes that were not cooked properly and we're too thick bacon was precooked which made it overcook,we won't be back,we were regular customers as well!

Absolutely amazing ice cream! My wife had Fudge and Salted Caramel, and I had Turkish Delight. If you are looking for really creamy and tasty ice cream, I highly recommend The Pokey Hat. Will definitely be going back.

Delicious freshly made food and excellent service. Especially good if you like eggs in all shapes and forms and if you are a veggie. So good that we went back the next day for brekkie.

My husband and I visited here today and ordered a cup of spicy lentil soup and a sandwich cost £10 each.The food arrived and my cup of soup was only half full and my husband's 3/4 full.I took my soup back and was told you only get one ladle.I said it should be a cupful as stated but was told no.I went back to my seat but was livid as I hate to be ripped off.I asked for the manager and the guy on the till said I will give you more soup which he did.The soup was lovely and the sandwiches also good made with lovely bread. The guy came over to take the plates and said he was sorry he upset me and I said you didn't upset me and I had been annoyed at being done.He apologised and offered me a free lunch.I advised I am only here for the day.The next thing he was back with 2 sweets in a box with forks and napkins to eat later.I thanked him for the cakes.We had them with coffee later on and delicious. I don't know the guys name but you have restored my faith in humanity and the cafe.We will visit again and encourage others to do so also.Thank you for your understanding.

Arrived in Campbeltown for a wee visit and we were all drawn to this cafe. I’m so glad we went in. Hands down the best bowl of lentil soup I’ve had for many years, with a toastie and a perfect coffee. The staff were friendly, helpful and professional. Would highly recommend and if I ever go back to Campbeltown, I’m back for the owners Mum’s lentil soup! Thank you.

Last minute decision to take the ferry to Mull. Great food, lovely background music and hidden wee treasure. We walked to the end of the pier in Tobbermore.

We are staying at Highfield Holidays. We have just eaten your Tralee Bay Fish n Chips. My husband, Geoff, picked them up. They were absolutely delicious. The best I’ve tasted for a long time. I normally leave some batter but I ate every morsel. The fish were so fresh. Thank you.

Superb food - couldn’t fault - if rather expensive! However, only one available red wine by the glass - apparently hotel closing for season - so this was the reason - never heard of this before? Is the establishment under new management - be interested to know as returning customer - to be honest not much of an experience as used to be when host was friendly, welcoming and really good service - current one is not !!! Unfortunately will not be returning - better options in the highlands.

We popped in here for lunch while passing for the first time and were glad we did. The service was good, very quick and efficient, staff were very friendly. There is a good selection on the menu and even a dog menu, which our dogs loved! The soup was delicious and toasties were tasty but a little burnt around the sides so we couldn't even bite into some of them. They have no disabled parking which is disappointing. We will definitely pop in again if passing!

Lovely home baked scones, cakes, the best homemade soup. So nice to find this place and loved the cake cupboard with honesty jar for out of hours delights. Loved the biscoff tiffin.. Will highly recommend this place to others. Exceptional food, thank you