The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Scotland

Cannot fault this place the special fish is tasty and huge! My pizza was so delicious I had it again the following weekend! We try and eat here couple of times a month as a treat it’s a family favourite staff are very friendly too!

We went on this tour on Saturday 3rd of September for my daughters 21st birthday the lady that took the tour was brilliant learnt lots about GIN and got to sample purchase and wax top a mini bottle, it is really worth a visit the Tour Guide was called Elisa very easy to understand, I would recommend if your staying central Edinburgh you would need a taxi to and from! But overall a fabulous 👌 day out thanks from us in Belfast x

Plus Lovely Victorian castle-like building in park Interior stylish Food good to very good, a big compliment to the cook Minus Wine list very shallow Some guests have never heard of respectful dress code, nor manners

Delicious and delivered quickly. I havent put a lot on plate as I'm a grazer but there's loads left.

Very disappointed that there are no gluten free bagels any longer. Shop looking as if it could do with a good clean. Pleasant staff.

Spend over £15 on two burgers and chips, was told mayo had squished out a bit of chicken burger... it was swimming in the about 10 servings of the stuff and when going back to say, it was scraped "clean" and rewrapped in almost as bad a mess as first time. Shocking standard of food quality. Would never recommend to anyone looking for well prepared take away. Can of coke was only worthy item bought!!!

Popped in with the family and was greeted by Donna, service was great and wait time was excellent. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a drink or a meal.

This place is TERRIBLE! VERY overpriced, food is terrible and the staff all have a face tripping them! Small bottle of water-£2.50 Glass of Pepsi-£4 Twix-£2.20 The worst steak iv had in my life £28! The bathrooms are worn, they have had a lick of paint but still the same old tiles, the taps in the shower and in the sink must be from the 80s as well. The TV is so old it’s not even compatible with your phone. TERRIBLE!

When I stayed there. (2000-2001) And I believe it was all west Lothian homeless people. 99% of people were sound. No one bothered me. Generally. Most staff are friendly but as usual you get the odd 1 who thinks they are above all others. Looked like a real rubbish job to be fair. I was lucky and had the room above the bar. First two nights were unbearable but then COVID lockdown happened. Silence. Plus top WiFi (in bar underneath) all staff were generally courteous and polite. Greggs occasionally filled out boots with pies/cakes etc. was actually pretty good. Maids every day etc. not sure the state now but this place used to be a MAJOR function place for weddings etc. hopefully it managed to attain some of its formal glory. Good luck anyway guys and thanks for having me for a year. :)

First class hotel,very friendly staff and helpful,clean room and the food was First class will stay here again plenty of room to park

Disgusting food and service is awful. Asked 3 times for a drink then got told there was only 1 person behind the bar (not my problem) to then have the drink arrived and slammed on my table with sheer anger. Chicken burger main course was chewy and horrendously overcooked. My friend then didn’t get her dessert after asking for it at the same time as the rest of us. Won’t be back ever again.

1. We were greeted by crabbit hosts. 2. We were chastised because we arrived late. We could not contact them beforehand because there was no mobile service where we were. We were treated like naughty school children. 3. While they were chastising us they locked the door where the bikes were kept in the hotel and we felt trapped. We were so stunned by their behaviour that we did not say anything. Had we been more alert (after a 50 mile cycle) we would’ve asked to leave the property immediately to look for accommodation elsewhere. 4. While we were unpacking our bikes in stunned silence we were told that the kitchen was closed and if we wanted to eat something we only had 10 minutes to freshen up to get down to the dining room. We had no choice of a menu - they only offered pasta and chicken. , Which seems to be the norm when you arrive late- see review from 2017. 5. We were not told at the time how much dinner would be. 6. While eating our dinner we were asked what we wanted for breakfast. This time we were offered a menu. 7. The room was very small and felt unclean. My bed was right next to the wall where the toilet was. 8. Breakfast time, while walking back and forth in the dining room, they reminded us of the time as they wanted us to leave by 10am. That was the only time when I felt glad to leave that place. 9. They offered us some breakfast bars for our cycle which were out of date

Ordered my bundle over a week ago with £7 shipping!! No response from calls, emails, live chat & messages on social media!

Horrific. Afternoon tea was a joke. No cafetiere. A teapot with cold hot water and a bowl of single packs of room service type nescafe single packs coffee/tea. Hot water luke warm and promptly sent back requesting it to be hot and aslo to bring some milk for the table. Very small dainty sandwiches nothing like their picture with side salad consisting of dead lettuce and shredded carrots. The scones were dry fruit scones which tasted well past their date life and sourced from lidl. No butter either! Very dainty one bite mini mini cakes. Save your money. Wish I had.

We booked 2 nights at the Campanile to attend an event at the SEC and have a special birthday few drinkies along the way. Hotel tired, basic and clean. Not too bad for the money and location. The restaurant however, could do with a happier and more customer focussed team. Not once did we see a smile, hear a greeting (apart from the girl at breakfast), feel any form of enthusiasm or even genuine apologetic gestures from any staff at all. It's the Boyzone weekend and yes, we are not idiots, we have worked in hospitality, bars and restaurants for many years so, do actually know what we are talking about, we get that it's busy and people need served and bookings need to be made but not once did anyone ask if we would like to make a reservation for a table to have some dinner (still hungry) for later on. All the guy said was, if you haven't reserved a table, "it's gonna be at least after 8 when you get anything to eat". No offer to take a note of our names for a table or a suggestion to maybe have a drink in the bar until a table is available or even a "sorry" for not being able to accommodate us. The 3 guys on duty look so fed up, unhappy and run off their feet it is almost embarrassing. Surely to goodness, a busy hotel constitutes a busy bar and restaurant. My words of advice would be to keep morale high, motivate and recruit people who are actually happy to work!!!! Very unimpressed. 😡👎