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.
Enjoyed your meal with us?. I made a booking online for our wedding anniversary and received an email with booking confirmation. When we arrived at the restaurant we were told it was not opened for customers yet and doing some decorations. We had to go to another restaurant where we had a lovely meal. What else do you want me to say ?
Crumb – DumfriesGreat looking pub/restaurant in a hotel right on the River Spey. Looked after my son, dog and I very well. Treats and a bowl for the beast and good food and beer for us. A superior burger and classy sausage. A lovely walk down the river afterwards
Copper Dog – AberdeenWhat an amazing place The Fife Arms is. Situated in the beautiful village of Braemar in the Highlands its been renovated by art deals and the place has huge character and original artworks as you'd expect. Still in keeping with its history and location though. Stunning. Great food menu in their pub and a lovely real ale too. Will go back to stay next year!
Fife Arms Hotel – AberdeenFood was amazing! Really nice wee restaurant with great cosy atmosphere and a roof top seating area overlooking the street & part of the river and park. Menu was full of interesting things, planning to return ASAP to taste the rest of it!
Bodachs Kitchen – GlasgowA great venue with a real buzz. Seems that it suits all ages from the young and hip to the older crowd. We ate upstairs and all very much enjoyed their meals. My crab pasta with Halloumi fries were very tasty. We ventured downstairs afterwards to enjoy the live singer and cocktails. will definitely return!
The Refinery – EdinburghWhat a great find in Edinburgh. Very close to our hotel The Caledonia in the basement of a townhouse. An intimate little venue serving excellent well thought out food. service was very professional from the young team, great knowledge of the food which is sometimes lacking. Wine was good. All our table of 4 were very impressed. Highly recommended.
Forage and Chatter – EdinburghGreat food, great atmosphere,the best restaurant in city !
Yatai Izakaya – AberdeenA really great find. great pub with excellent beer and food. I was doing the St Cuthberts Way and stayed nearby. The real ale was a proper pint, Tyneside Blonde I think. The was or is Michelin recommended too. I had parmesan chicken which was exactly what I needed after 18 miles walking. Stayed for 3 pints with the very friendly locals, surprising being a walker and English!
Cross Keys Inn – BordersWe had an amazing weekend at the hotel and enjoyed its fabulous restaurant!
Chez Mal Brasserie – EdinburghFirst class meal in first class surroundings. Wine and service to match.
Number One @ The Balmoral Hotel – EdinburghOne of the best Indian meals we have had. Tapas style where you order 2 or 3 dishes each. Lots of excellent choice and not just the old favourites.
Mother Indias Cafe – EdinburghLove this pub near Biggar on the road to Edinburgh. We always stop here for lunch and good beer on the way to the city from England. Food is very good with big portions. Real ale always good too. Real fires, lost of character and good county walks from the Inn.
The Flotterstone Inn – EdinburghThis bar is so dead it should be 're-named the mortuary bar.
Moriarty Bar – EdinburghI was staying in Glasgow on vacation at a 5 star hotel. I loved the hotel, but the food wasn't the best. I passed by Byron's and stopped in. It was the best meal around. The hamburger was perfect, the fries, and the shake. And the manager came around and told me about the local attractions, which I tried. What a wonderful place! I would highly recommend it! Great hospitality as well
Byron Hamburgers – GlasgowMyself, friends & family have been coming to mi amore since it first opened 7 years ago. The staff are extremely friendly and are always willing to go that extra mile for their customers. Its extremely cheap which is crazy because the food is some of the best I've ever tasted. I have never had a bad meal! Wide variety of food and drinks on the menu as well. We often bring my nieces & nephews in and they are well taken care of. The owner is such a gem. Supper friendly and always has a big smile. Couples date night, family get together, hen/stag night? its perfect for every occasion. Family friendly business.
Mi Amore – AberdeenMy parents and I ate here on Sunday 19th, very disappointing. The 3 of us ordered soup and 2 brown bread 1 white. Firstly we got 2 white bread 1 brown. Soup was clearly out of a can and had been watered down. Main course ordered 2 macaroni & cheese with chips and 1 order of Haddock & chips. The macaroni came with very little cheese sauce, the chips were clearly out of a packet and the peas, with the fish, were clearly out of a can. Table service was amateurish also. No place likes receiving poor reviews. My advice before you get another review not to your liking, get a new chef, simple.
Learney Arms Hotel – AberdeenReally excellent Indian restaurant. Lots of small plates flying at us which we devoured. Left it to the head waiter to choose them all and every one was great. It's a busy place with a buzz. Great food in a casual enviroment
Mother Indias Cafe – EdinburghA first class restaurant in a first class hotel. Its only fitting the best hotel in town has a Michelin star. The Number One restaurant has its own entrance and is at basement level. Service was as you would expect and the excellent menu was delivered well. Wine list covered all bases.
Number One @ The Balmoral Hotel – Edinburgh2 courses for £16. Available Monday to Friday until 7pm.
