Travel guide Culross

Well-run, long-standing restaurant with shabby-chic style and relaxed feel. Bustling bar and choice of dining areas on 3 levels. Their motto is 'think global, eat local', with interesting menus ranging from old favourites to Asian-inspired dishes. Co..

Simple, quarry-floored restaurant in the shadow of the Forth Rail Bridge. Fresh Scottish ingredients are served in neatly presented, classical combinations. Lunch represents the best value.

Collection of buildings that create a 'mini-village'. Polished tables, smart silverware and formal service in restaurant. Classically based dishes, with top quality 21-day aged Aberdeen Angus beef their speciality. Excellent wine list with extensive ..

Characterful inn run by truly welcoming team. Huge granite fireplace, dark, beamed bar and spacious, classical dining room. Carefully executed dishes are largely traditional, with the odd contemporary offering; tasty homemade bread and ice cream. Tar..

Simple eatery set on the first floor of a classic Georgian mid-terraced property; the original opening in the 'Dogs' group. Two high-ceilinged, shabby chic dining rooms and appealing bar area. Robust, good value comfort food is crafted from fresh, lo..

Cosy restaurant with stone walls and beamed ceilings hung with animal traps and hunting prints. Menu offers quality steaks, speciality burgers, South African Boerewors and seafood classics.

Long-standing, family-run restaurant. Conservatory-like dining room with large garden and terrace; friendly, efficient service. Set menus feature Scottish produce and Mediterranean touches.