The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Service was terrible over an hour just to have our starters and they got one of them wrong Ultimate mixed grill was burnt to a cinder and was brought out 1o minutes before the other mains arrived At 8 o'clock the restaurant was empty but still the service was extremely poor

Very good pub staff very friendly

Edinburgh is a city that is open late! And after a night on town in the amazing Bannermans, Banshee Labyrinth and Legends, getting to bed at 3am I feel aggrieved at being turned away at 1134 because they’re moving on to lunch! The menu clearly says Breakfast menu served until 11:45am The “lunch menu” is full of all of the same i ingredients as the full Scottish breakfast. Imagine turning down £20+ for 4 minutes in 2024. I’ve been a customer there since 2011, and I’ll never be going back. The guy behind the bar wasnt exactly unfriendly but he showed zero empathy and seemed kinda smug about it. I expect better of my hometown. And I got it round the corner at The Southern Cross. Do better for your customers. I’m disgusted

Food arrived cold was returned but could not be replaced therefore made other choices after far to long a wait second order arrived with cold veg and cold mashed potatoes would definitely not recommend eating in platform 5.

We’ve been to a few Chinese or world buffets over the past couple of years and this one is absolutely the worst for food that I’ve ever been to. Positives: it looks nice, the seats are comfortable and it’s fairly well laid out. The vast majority of dishes are labelled for allergens and the toilets were clean. The wait staff are friendly and helpful, and a shout out to Isla who was lovely and welcoming. Negatives: The food. It’s why you come to a buffet, I don’t expect everything to be amazing, but usually I’ll find one or two things that are amazing and I’d like more of. Not here. Bland, tasteless, mushy and / or really poor quality ingredients. I tried a lot of dishes and didn’t go back for anything. At our table we were sharing which dishes not to try. It really was awful and I won’t be back on that basis. There’s a lot of excellent restaurants in Edinburgh for a similar price point. Worth looking elsewhere.

Quick easy to order polite friendly staff

I’m embarrassed (for the restaurant) to write this review. But here goes… We booked a table for six people for 2.30pm on Saturday. We were contacted at 1.48pm, telling us that they “had a problem” starting their shift (!) and that they would take us at 3.30pm… So we delayed our lunch for an hour. When we arrived at 3.30pm (to an empty restaurant), the waitress was surprised to see us. We mentioned our text which received a quizzical response from her. She then explained that firstly she had just started her shift, secondly the text hadn’t come from her and thirdly the chef had also just arrived. She said that they would “probably” start serving food after 4pm but that there were plenty of restaurants down the road who would have space for us. So we went to Pacos (down the road) and had a really excellent meal. On the way back up the road, we looked into the window of The Bothy and I was (un)surprised to see a couple of tables of customers with booze but no food. Whilst I am hopeful that we might have been served eventually, had we waited for the chef to get his/her act together, I am not certain that we’d have been served this side of Christmas - we’re currently in August - which is a shame since I can’t wait that long (I’m in charge of trifle this year). But seriously, this was bad communication and terrible customer service. Avoid this restaurant- go to Pacos instead!

My wife and I last dined here in September 2013 and it was so good we had to go back. It did not disappoint. the interior of the hotel is worth going in for a pint on its own. We started with baked camembert and then had the seafood pie. The meal was amazing. Big thankyou to the staff for making it another memorable night. This is a must do dining experience in Edinburgh.

My wife and I last dined here in September 2013 and it was so good we had to go back. It did not disappoint. the interior of the hotel is worth going in for a pint on its own. We started with baked camembert and then had the seafood pie. The meal was amazing. Big thankyou to the staff for making it another memorable night. This is a must do dining experience in Edinburgh.

The oldest pub in Glasgow with so many fine whisky to taste. A great place to spend an afternoon.

Very disappointed and confused as to when this tea room is actually open until. It seems to be whatever mood they’re in. When you Google it says they close at 5:30 on a Thursday and on trip advisor, open until 6:30 on Thursdays. I was with 1 friend and along with 6 other possible customers we proceeded up the stairs at 5:05 to be told they were closing early today? Was it just that day or in general when open until 5:30 they close at 5:05? We said we only wanted a cup of tea no food and would be done by 5:30 but not interested. If you go into a shop or supermarket that closes at 5:30 they are open to 5:30 not 5:05 very unusual managing of a business.

So glad we found this place! Our burgers were delicious.

Great coffee and a great view from the terrace

The food was good. the service was okay. very friendly but unconcentrated, brought us a wrong dish, then forgot to cancel it on the check. But we liked it. Were there for dinner, had mac n cheese and the mushrooms with rice

Great for a quick coffee and not dear. Looking forward to going to a concert here very soon.