The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Sorry this review is late but can I say we stopped off to watch the play off final( national league England) and we were made to feel so welcome by the lad behind the bar whose name I'm embarrassed to say I cant remember. I must say the locals on the day were fabulous and were fellow Poolies by the end! As far as the place itself it's a proper pub,clean ,good beer good craic and very very freindly atmosphere if ever we go back over that way it will definitely be a place to visit

The carvery is to die for. Great value for money. Dogs are allowed in the bar. There is ample parking in site. The food is fresh and piping hot. Best part: you can go up and get more veggies as many times as you want

In for brunch, and received a nice welcome into a cosy restaurant with their wood burner on for a bit of warmth. Brunch was lovely and well priced

What a disappointment, felt really let down as the pub says it dog friendly... NOT..!!! We arrived Thursday 17th October for 4 days expecting to eat, drink and be merry in the bar and restaurant only to be told that dogs (pups) were not allowed in the public bar, however we could sit outside... we all took a seat and asked if they could turn on the outside heaters only to be told they were not working and they hadn't worked for some time.... they advertise outside heating!!!!! We had no food with us for the first night, we all spent our evening in the van with the dogs and a rotten Chinese from the local village... NEVER AGAIN.. there was 8 adults and 1 child.. the whole point of us travelling here was to be together and waited upon with good food from morning to night for 4 days... we eventually left. DONT BE FOOLED... WE WERE....

We visited this place whilst wondering around Stockbridge. Friendly service, great selection of cakes and really good coffee. Would recommend if you’re in the area!

My wife and I stopped here for a light lunch after visiting the Chapel, and enjoyed the experience greatly. We sat indoors but had a fabulous country view out over the patio. We opted for soup (lentil) and it was delicious, an ideal light lunch at a reasonable price.

I have eaten and shopped at the Black Sheep for many years. It has always been a great place to visit. However under the new management of Morag it has improved considerably. It is now an even more inviting and exciting experience.

Very nice inside, very friendly and knowledgeable staff. I asked about gluten free and everything is gluten free apart from the bread, and because of this there is a risk of cross contamination. I went for the spicy Chinese soup and felt fine afterwards. The small portion was a good size and the cappuccino with almond milk was delicious. A very nice peaceful lunch. I did notice a lot of people coming in and and leaving without buying anything - there were only a few options, so perhaps there was nothing to taste.

We stopped here on a cold and very windy day. Cafe is a bit small, but the cakes are scrumptious and the hot chocolate was perfectly chocolatey, delicious and warming which was just what was needed. Coffee and tea also was great. The two ladies who run the cafe are lovely and bake some really delicious treats. They have a small shop too full of pretty stuff. Will definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Inveraray.

My wife and I went for dinner. Good service, food was nice, not amazing but nice. Overall a positive experience. Ideal if you are staying in the park hotel

Jan catered for our retreat group last week. The arrival of her dishes was always a delight and one of the highlights of the day. The menu was fresh, interesting, varied and packed full of flavoursome local produce, with gluten free options available. The beetroot, butternut and broccoli lasagne was a personal favourite, but baby langoustines in a Thai broth and Roast Hogget were also memorable. Jan's afternoon cakes proved to be irresistible!

Visited with husband and 2 grown up children before a show. The menu is quite compact but we all managed to choose different dishes so we could try everyone's! We had crostini, fishcakes and blaggis to start. All perfectly pleasant. The crostini in particular was popular. Our mains again were lovely although I found the pork a little dry and uninspiring,the mash could have been creamier. The star of the show was the onion rings we ordered on the side - these are delicious. We didn't have time for pudding so asked for the bill. This took a while to come. When it did arrive, we noticed one of the bottles of wine hadn't been added. We pointed this out and it was taken away to be amended. We again waited a LONG time, the kids went upstairs to the bar and a server eventually returned the same bill saying they couldn't fix it and just to add the price of the wine on it! I didn't find this very professional and was actually a bit uncomfortable as I tried to work out how much we owed whilst also trying to sort out a tip! It really spoiled the end of what had been quite a nice meal. To sum up, probably wouldn't visit again The food is fine, the environment pleasant and handy obviously for the theatre! However, whilst nice enough, I found the servers to be a bit unsure and not terribly skilled in the execution of their job.

A lovely wee cafe. We ordered a chicken and pesto panini and the turkey bacon and waffles. Both were gorgeous. The staff were super friendly and the care itself is lovely.

Absolutely diabolical. Take my advice and steer clear of this place. The staff can’t speak or understand English. The food was Luke warm, tasted horrible and portions were small, the salad consisted of lettuce, onion & olives only. The prices are exorbitant for what you get. I will be amazed if this place lasts. The cleanliness left a lot to be desired. Never again.

Really nice lady piping hot soup delicious potato pie sat in and she brought over napkins and salt and pepper spotless shop Food is displayed nicely