The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

It's always a treat, going to this café. They do really nice cakes and drinks. We always park at Trent Lock and walk along the river to get there, which is a lovely way to spend the afternoon.

Quick coffee break whilst visiting Edinburgh and sheltering from the rain. It was very busy but waiters were attentive and organised Cosy little cafe

Entramos y preguntamos si estaban haciendo la comida, que la camarera respondió, "sí". Nos llevaron a una mesa, pedimos taza de té para dos personas. No estábamos dispuestos a dar la orden de comida, ella dijo que regresaría en cinco minutos. En su regreso y ella dijo que no estaban haciendo la comida, ya que la cocina estaba cerrada. Todavía nos cobraron por el té! Tengo salíamos sin pagar, pero mi compañero pagado por los tés. El lugar era muy básico buscando y no muy limpio. No recomendado!

I ordered a breakfast in here it was not very nice. The egg was grubby & dirty looking and broken yolk. Bacon very greasy, potato scones floppy & soft Some of it looked like it had been microwaved. The table wasn’t clean i wiped it with a wipe from my bag, no napkin either. I was charged for the tea as well and i think it should have been included. I wont be back, i always thought highly of this place - its kinda put me off

Went for drinks pre P!nk concert. Staff were awful and rude to my mum and myself. Made to feel like we were a nuisance and annoying for trying to order drinks. Staff were "busy". It's a shame cos I've been before and it was lovely.. Maybe avoid on busy days?

Me and my friend play this game where you put 50 p towards charity and they won’t let us play bc they have to “clean up” but another customer comes in and orderes a drink this is disgusting they don’t even care about there own charity that helps young kids in poverty to go to school. For the stick game you put 50 p towards their charity and you have a chance to win a drink if there’s a colour on the bottom of the stick u win this cofee shop has horrible service but the workers are nice apart from if u want to play the stick game

I went to Gregg's during my endeavour for the famous "Gregg's Sausage roll", I had just purchased this magnificent piece of the British Cuisine. When I experienced my first bite of this luscious, mouth-watering pastry I just knew that it was special. I consumed it so fast that I was certain I was in a dream, I would then proceed to purchase another one of these fine pastries. I genuinely couldn't believe this delectable food item was sold at all around the country, and for such an outstanding price as well.

Fui a tomar un café mientras esperaba a la esposa. Tomé un café con leche plano con un dulce millonario. El café y la torta dulce millonaria fueron realmente buenos. No hay muchos asientos en la cafetería, pero parece ser una excelente opción de comida para elegir, especialmente para llevar.

Visitamos el Cedar Inn durante un viaje nostálgico a Aberdour. Estábamos demasiado temprano para cenar - así que pensamos que teníamos una copa de vino y un paquete de patatas fritas para sostenernos. Casi me desmayé cuando nos cobraron 17 libras. 50 para 2 vasos de vino y 2 paquetes de patatas fritas. No listado arancelario que podía ver. Decidimos que no volvería para la cena.

My Work Colleague and I both got the Macaroni & Chips out of here today and it was probably the most disgusting thing we've both tasted since...well...forever. The chips tasted like reheated Microwave Chips and the Macaroni itself was almost beyond description, like some kind of weird synthetic tasting yellow goo. Honestly, their Macaroni tastes like an experiment gone horribly wrong and I'm gutted that we wasted £9 and 20 minutes of our lives going to collect cartons of hot crap. Suffice to say my Work colleagues and I won't be eating from here again.

We holidayed in Drummore, due to covid,the Queens Hotel was the only available bar in the village. This was not a problem,the estrella gallicia was perfect,the staff were above and beyond helpful. The bar man knew his whiskies and was quite enthusiastic to point us in the right direction . All in in all, we spent a good few nights in this traditional bar.

Closed before the stated opening hours and demanded we drink up at 5 past 9 Appalling service in a bar with zero atmosphere Won’t b back and wouldn’t recommend a visit Drive past, there are better bars within a few miles

Nice and quiet, tables were clean and service was good. Sat by the window and even though time was getting on, I didn’t feel pressurised into finishing my tea to leave.

Popped in here on  Saturday, however again it was disappointing. Long queue, which was very slow to clear, only 1 person managing the coffee orders, so that added to the delay, no apologies given for the wait, just that Costa was shut, so that was making them busier. Scone was lovely and fresh, and coffees were hot. The seating area was very full, however we managed to get a table as someone left. No cleaning of the tables between customers, and many customers just leaving their empties on the table rather than taking them to the return area, which when we took ours it was overflowing with dirty dishes. Won't be rushing back here anytime soon.

Utterly disgusting food. The kids meal was shocking. 2 overcooked sausages with 6 chips for £10 served on a side plate. Come on it’s a kids meal not a toddlers snack. Fish was overcooked so we returned. The young staff are lazy and don’t seem interested. Really is this a 5 star?? I don’t think so. It’s more a 3 star. Management should be asking why are the restaurants not busy at this time of year. Yesterday the young staff charged me a service charge for 2 drinks that I went to the bar for myself for!!! It’s absolutely ridiculous!! Come on get your act together….