Restaurants Scotland

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..

Remotely set, rustic country inn with wooden beams, stone walls, open fires and mix of bare and linen-laid tables. Classical dishes are crafted from carefully sourced local produce; meat and fish are smoked in-house. Well-stocked bar. Comfy, modern b..

Very much a family affair at this unassuming inn set in a small village - the father checks you in and the son cooks. Choose either the smart bar or larger dining room. Extensive menu includes a variety of British dishes plus a choice of more elabora..

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..

By day, a coffee shop serving light snacks, tapas and daily specials. By night, a much more sophisticated restaurant offering a regularly changing, great value menu of tasty, well-presented dishes, with the occasional Asian influence. Friendly, atten..

Double-fronted Georgian pub with fiercely Scottish interior; close to the Merchant City. Honest, seasonal cooking features traditional Scottish favourites; restaurant menu is more elaborate.

Converted dockside warehouse overlooking the quay. Expect refreshingly honest, very flavoursome and unfussy cooking from menus offering considerable choice. Seasonality, freshness and provenance are at the heart of the chef's philosophy.

Elegant oak-panelled hotel restaurant in a terraced Georgian townhouse. Dark, moody feel, with modern wine-themed canvases on the walls. Menu offers classically based Gallic dishes and steaks.

Former customs house attractively set at port entrance; panoramic views across harbour and coastline. Attentive service of superb quality seafood prepared in imaginative ways.

Traditionally decorated Turkish restaurant with subdued lighting from Turkish lamps. Open-plan kitchen allows the diner to watch the chefs prepare the authentic dishes.

Bright, refreshing neighbourhood restaurant set opposite the Rendezvous Gallery. All day menus offer plenty of choice, with cooking influenced by the Mediterranean, and in particular, Turkey.

19C former crofters' bar boasting two snug rooms, a large garden and a small terrace with glorious views. Daily changing menus feature local ingredients and have a strong seafood base.

Long-standing restaurant hidden behind the Fisheries Museum. Atmospheric beamed room with flickering candlelight and open fire. Simply prepared, fresh, quality seafood from Scottish waters.

Lovely 17C walled kitchen garden whose restaurant has grown from a tearoom. Its simple structure belies its tasty dishes, fresh from owner's fishing boat or the garden itself.

Elegant, understated restaurant where reserved yet passionate chef creates balanced, flavourful dishes with a refined French style and Scottish edge. Concise à la carte includes signature smoked lobster. Dégustation menu showcases dishes 'en miniatur..

Conservatory dining room in a Victorian country house, boasting attractive mountain views from majority of its smartly laid tables. Concise menu with quality seasonal ingredients to the fore; carefully judged, well-crafted modern cooking.

Former temperance hall, opposite the green, boasting comfy lounges and pleasant conservatory. Interesting, well sourced and accomplished modern British cooking. Cosy rooms.

Quirky pub with a profusion of knick-knacks; dine in the cosy, open-fired lounge, formal dining room or airy conservatory. Menu offers classic pub fare and well-presented, restaurant style dishes. Bedrooms boast striking modern black and white design..

Spacious country house restaurant with unique ceiling and impressive flower displays. Daily changing set menu and concise à la carte offer ambitious modern dishes of local, seasonal produce.

Charming, personally run whitewashed pub - formerly the joiners' workshop of Cawdor Castle. Wide-ranging menu offers a good selection of frequently changing, classically based dishes.