Reviews in Scotland

Good home cooked pub grub, served by friendly bar staff. Prices good and portions too. No complaints whatsoever. For a light bite or something bigger worth a visit. (nice garden and inside surroundings as well.)

Good home cooked pub grub, served by friendly bar staff. Prices good and portions too. No complaints whatsoever. For a light bite or something bigger worth a visit. (nice garden and inside surroundings as well.)

Having read two very favourable reviews recently, one in the Metro and the other in the Glasgow Herald we decided to venture off to The Kitchin and test the food for ourselves. It was a lovely, mid week summer evening and as we parked the car in the large car park by the restaurant we could see a few tables outside with guests enjoying a drink. We sat at one of the remaining tables and were quickly welcomed by a very pleasant waitress who took our drinks order and asked if we were dining. The menu looked excellent I chose hand dived scallops followed by lamb, my wife had Tartare of mackerel with quail egg and Crispy fillets of red mullet with fine ratatouille of vegetables and we both had to confess the flavour and presentation of everything surpassed anything we have experiences anywhere in Europe including several 3 Michelin star restaurants. This is a real chef's kitchen, fantastic food, superb atmosphere and delightful yet very professional service. Edinburgh is the richer for this addition and I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending 'the kitchin' to anyone.

Went for pre-theatre, Mum's 85th birthday Excellent Value and warm service. Staff also took mum's photograph and framed it there and then. Mum delighted

Very crowded, fab place though and lovely food.

Went to Cafe Rouge whilst in Edinburgh on a friends hen party and have to say - it was excellent! The food was great (I definitely recommend the lamb), the service was excellent & the French ambience was spot on. It's also in a great location just off George Street.

A foody friend recommended The Kitchin so we went for lunch last week. The staff were really good, friendly and attentive without being intrusive and obviously knew their stuff about both food and wine without being superior about it. The food was frankly fantastic. I had chilled tomato soup with basil sorbet which was perfect but the halibut that followed was far and away the best bit of fish I have ever eaten, in fact probably the best thing I have ever eaten. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Kitchin, fantastic food, great atmosphere (love the wine cabinets) and staff. A very welcome addition to Edinburgh's top restaurants.

As an infrequent visitor "home" to Glasgow, I've enjoyed several visits to this lovely little pub/restaurant. The menu is varied with a nice selection of Scottish fare, well prepared and presented. A friendly welcome also makes me feel at home. It's a short drive from the city but the scenery en-route and around the restaurant is in my opinion, wonderful. I recommend a visit.

The Best Indian Food we ever had.

Late at the Dome when I stayed in Edinburgh 2 years ago. It is undoubtedly the best restaurant I have been in. The food was delicious, well-presented and there was nothing that wasn't excellent. Service was excellent and there was a cocktail bar where we had a few very nice cocktails. I plan to go to Edinburgh in November this year for Christmas shopping and I will definitely be dining in the Dome.

I ate in the buttery for the first time a year ago and was absolutely blown away by both the food and the service. I have been back twice since and let me tell you, if I could afford it I? eat there every week!! I? recommend it to anyone, especially for a special occasion.

We certainly had good food, had lovely starter but my beef was distinctly average, especially at nearly £25! Probably being slightly unfair regarding the ambience as it was a quiet Thursday night but the restaurant felt rather cold, lacked character. The service was very good though, and I will probably visit again in the hope that it was an off night!

A fine family run pub/restaurant in the heart of historic East Lothian. Fantastic walking country and always a warm welcome in the Inn. Weekends can be busy but the quality is always the same. One of the few remaining family run Inns. The last Inn before you reach the Scottish Borders towards Duns. A great sponsor of the East Lothian Robert Burns Connection.

This is the kinda thing I was talking about Charan Gill, restaurants being in the form of mini palaces. Balbir is running amok in the west end catch him if you can.....:-)

It? a must!! The best in the city I have been to!!

Lovely food of very high quality. Service fairly quick even when busy. The chips cooked in beef dripping are to die for!!!

We went for lunch and we thought it was a fantastic place to eat. The atmosphere is chilled and relaxing during the day. The music in the background is funky and adds to the experience rather than preventing conversation. It was a very mixed crowd, mixed in terms of age and background, but Bluu is clearly a very trendy bar at night. The menu is varied and the food was lovely. The Ciabatta was slightly too toasted for the sweet chilli sandwich that we ordered though... The service was efficient but we didn't feel rushed. The place was very clean and tidy and I? definitely go back for an evening meal.

Excellent service and very good food. Liked the feel of the restaurant and the locale. Highly recommended for a quality eatery outside the city centre.