Whether it’s fine dining in Edinburgh, an Italian restaurant in Glasgow or an Indian in Aberdeen, Sugarvine has an extensive directory of the best restaurants and places to eat in Scotland, covering every type of cuisine. Use the Sugarvine guide to point you in the direction of the finest eating places in Scotland throughout the country.
If you want something special, and I do mean special, in seafood, then Cafe Fish in Tobermory is a must to visit. The extensive menu, with ever changing specials on the blackboard, caters equally for the seafood afficionado or the "not too sure". Add in the welcoming, friendly and helpful staff (not to mention the view) and your evening's dining is complete!
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeMy favourite restaurant on Mull and as always seafood was excellent. Smoked mackerel pate starter and main of scallops. It is a joy to visit this cafe - will be back!
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeHad a lovely time.
Ravelston House – EdinburghLovely little restaurant, very helpful staff and the food is delicious. Can't tip on card payments which I feel isn't fair on the staff as I didn't have any cash on me. But definitely recommend.
The Golden Lion Hotel – Stirling10/10 from start to finish, we managed to secure a table for a quick bite before getting back on the ferry and we will definitely be back to make more of a night of it! My partner is Coeliac and the staff were really helpful regarding that. The menu was almost all GF and if an item wasn't GF it could be adapted. I had the Fish pie which was exceptional and my partner had the Yom Tum dish which was outstanding. To summarise - amazing food, friendly staff, great views
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeAbsolutely brilliant service and good. Me and mum went for a Sunday roast and I don't know if there's a new chef but the meal was outstanding. Chicken was tasty, full of flavour and mum said her beef was melt in the mouth. But what I really want to praise is the staff! There was a young waitress who could see we were struggling with the heat. My mum was feeling faint and the waitress made sure the AC was on and gave her a little hand held fan and brought over a massive jig of iced water quickly and checked back on us to see if we felt better. What is a shame is that we can't tip on card payments. We wanted to give a tip but didn't have any cash on us. I feel the waitering staff and chefs will be losing out on well deserved tips because of it. Hope this will change for our next visit! Thank you!
The Golden Lion Hotel – StirlingGreat food and friendly staff
Cafe Neuk – AberdeenThank you for a wonderful meal. We both had the seafood chowder which was delicious and the scallops were amazing. It is excellent value for money. A friendly staff team completes the set up.
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeExcellent choice of food, service was wonderful.
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeVisited for lunch and Cafe Neuk was fantastic. The food was lovely and service was great too. Highly recommended!
Cafe Neuk – AberdeenExcellent meal for my birthday with my Saturday Group. Vinnie was the perfect host as always. We come to the Ravelston every Saturday because of Vinnie.
Ravelston House – EdinburghGreat fish dinner all round
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeExcellent meal at Cafe Fish last night. Great relaxed atmosphere with the buzz of a busy restaurant. All the dishes from lobster, mussels , mackerel to the affogato afterwards were delicious. I’ll definitely come back again
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeDelicious meal and great service.
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeExcellent experience
Ravelston House – EdinburghHaving been brought up in NZ with a brother who went fishing I am fully cognisant with fresh fish. Came to Cafe Fish based on reviews & sadly got a disagreeably early booking at 6pm. Shown to table indoors on an extremely hot evening. Asked about their simple fish choices & asked where the fish was from…the smart Alec answer without a smile was “from the sea”. From that point on I realised we had made a big mistake choosing this restaurant. This insult was followed up by another full of himself staff person asking if I knew what an Aperol Spritz was when looking at the cocktail list. He looked bemused when I informed him I was a Margarita girl. I chose the simply cooked Halibut. Over cooked, over sauced, overpriced & pre frozen. Disgusting at £31. My friend had the seafood stew which I tasted…oily & over flavoured (tomato)…awful. After watching walk-ins & friends be shown to tables outside I asked if we could have our dessert on the deck. Sat down & Mr “Fish is from the Sea” immediately slapped a Reserved sign on the table to give us the message. After fabulous service & food elsewhere on Mull this experience left a sour taste on the last night of our stay. An extremely over hyped restaurant with bad attitude…I can cook simple fish better myself, however living in Oxfordshire it’s not straight from the sea, which I expected here.
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeFantastic location, great atmosphere, views of the bay etc. Excellent service, staff were helpful, attentive and professional. Food was delicious and fresh. Well worth a visit for dinner
Cafe Fish – Argyll and ButeGood service, very reasonably priced lunch deal with good portion sizes. Friendly staff. Thanks.
Ravelston House – Edinburgh2 courses for £16. Available Monday to Friday until 7pm.
