The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Went in for coffee and cake as had heard they do gluten free options. Sat down and ordered coffees and asked for gluten free cake. Was informed they didn’t have anything gluten free. Really shouldn’t have options on the menu they don’t have. Had a coffee which was ok but nothing special. Didn’t feel like the most welcoming place either.

Fantastic Bakery with nice coffee. Anything you pick would be amazing. Staff abrupt. Nice area to sit in and enjoy whatever you chose. Very expensive.

We just wanted a light lunch before the ferry journey. We ordered BBQ chicken wraps with salad. What we got was 2 very small curried chicken wraps with a garnish not a salad. Inedible for me as I don't eat curry, my partner ate both which was equivalent to a normal pub lunch wrap. At over £30.00 a total rip off. They have a monopoly as there is nowhere else to eat nearby.

Great food and service, glad we stopped by. Friendly staff made us feel very welcome and provided some guidance on traveling on the island.

I cut through the station on my way to work and used to go there all the time for a coffee and one barista in particular always remembered me and was always nice and cheerful and friendly (think his name is Lewis). I had not been for over six months and am now drinking less coffee but I went back the other week and to my delight (baring in mind all the customers that they will get in a busy train station each day) Lewis remembered me and gave me the same warm friendly greeting

Very small café in Edinburgh centre, very few tables inside. We found a seat and we enjoyed the soup and sandwich. The staff is quite friendly, the coffee is good, the espresso a bit too long. Good place to eat something at a reasonable price.

Rejects is a fantastic store sadly let down by it's café. Granted it was very near to closing time however the staff were helpful and friendly. The coffee, with 3 shots, as we like it strong, resembled boiling hot water with milk. One of the worst we've had. The tray bake we chose was reasonably tasty, however it was melting and the plate offered was hot just having come out if the dishwasher. A bit concerned about their idea of cleaning. Observed a waitress lift a yoghurt lid which was yoghurt-side down. She then used her cloth to smear it all around the table!! Not sure if we will visit their cafe again - very disappointed.

Very friendly and welcoming staff and a nice relaxed atmosphere for dining. However very unimpressed with the size of the portion of peas included with the fish and chips. Their presentation with the dish was quite off putting, for the price of the dish and the style of restaurant would expect much better. We asked a member of staff about this but they only pointed to the peas on the plate, no resolution offered. The fish itself tasted very nice. Unfortunately the pizza appeared and tasted like a frozen one which could be bought at a supermarket.

Staff are so lovely and pleasant but it is just so expensive! I would struggle to afford such steep prices when I could go elsewhere and pay less for same quality . It’s a shame .

We booked a meal expecting great things and with a hefty price tag we thought we were in for great treat. This restaurant over promises and definitely under delivers in so many ways. We had the 5 course set meal at £65.00 per head excluding wine. Very expensive considering that for the same price in Manchester, we can go to James Martins restaurant and have a 4 course full tasting menu with full wine flight for £59.00 per person, and a far better experience. We found the very small shared plates were far too small. Example... one course was a scollop that was sliced into 4. Over all lacking in taste and quality. Over promises, definitely under delivers.

This was definitely the worst Burger I’ve ever eaten in my life. It was dry terrible with plastic cheese never worth £17.95

Lovely welcoming wee cafe. We were looking for lunch when we arrived in Aberlour and came across this lovely cafe. The food was lovely. We had our dog with us and all the staff were so amazing to her. We were in 3 times in our weekend stay and each time our dog was given treats and made a fuss of which is a big thing for us as we felt very welcome there.

Went for afternoon tea and was very impressed by the overall experience. The manager, Michelle, couldn't have been more helpful, professional, friendly and efficient. The quality and quantity of the afternoon tea was exceptional. Couldn't recommend this place more and can't wait until we can visit again. Thanks very much Michelle

Second visit here & was another amazing meal. We had the fish & chips, ‘boring’ burger & chips, maple & garlic siracha chicken gyros & southern poutine loaded fries. Everything was cooked well, tasted amazing, well presented & we didn’t wait long for food to arrive. Service was excellent, waitresses are lovely. Didn’t have any alcohol this time but cocktail menu looks amazing! Restaurant is really well decorated with lots of unique features & there was a great, buzzing atmosphere. Forgot to get photos of the food, was too excited to eat it!

First time visiting and came recommended. Met friends for brunch. 3 coffees and out order taken. Wasn't particularly busy and when we noticed another table that had ordered after us we asked for an update on our food and another round of drinks. Drinks came and no explanation given on food. When asked again was disappointed to receive abrupt response that food would be next to come out. Waited a further 10 mins for food. The food was delicious but customer service sadly lacking. Would not recommend. A simple acknowledgement would have gone a long way. We had to ask for the bill more than once. No tip given for the shortfalls in customer service.