DK Travel : Scotland : Places to eat

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Afternoon Tea at the Road Hole, Old Course St Andrews

If you are visiting St Andrews take the time out to have afternoon tea at the Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa. Served in the 17th Road Hole Bar which is located on the top floor of the hotel with spectacular views over the Old Course and St Andrew's coastline.

The afternoon tea is fab and with a varied selsction of sandwiches, scones, cakes and pancakes. Well worth the trip.
Amarone

Right on Buchanan Street, Glasgow's main shopping area this is a great pitstop. An Italian with a great selection of pizzas and pasta, many with a twist, as well as an impressive range of meat and seafood dishes - there is something for everyone.
Anstruther Fish Bar & Restaurant

This is an award winning and well known fish & chips bar located in a small fishing village on the east coast of scotland on the harbour front.

A wide variety of fish is on offer and is all fresh and locally caught, definitely worth queuing for.

Highly recommended for a fab meal and great views of this pretty village.
Ben Nevis Bar

A quiet, cosy traditional pub. Downstairs is the bar area with comfy sofas as well as tables and chairs. Food is served downstairs until 5pm and upstairs in the restaurant after 5pm. The food is fantastic! All tastes freshly cooked and as though it has been made on the day, including the pasta in the ravioli. The fish was the best my partner had ever had, tasted like it had been caught that day. There was also a varied range on the menu, from traditional Hagis to fish, a choice of freshly made pastas or lamb shank. The prices were great too, neither of our meals cost more than £10. Service was prompt and friendly. I would highly recommend this to anyone visiting the area!
David Bann

Simply the best vegetarian food in the city. This is no hippy hangout, it's modern, stylish and has a great wine list. I've taken meat eaters there too, and never had any complaints - what more can I say?
Dragon-i

Chinese & Asian fusion cooking, a great blend of East and West. Good menu choices and quirky cocktails. Positioned across from the Theatre Royal a fab pre or post theatre pitstop.
Hanedan Turkish restaurant

Looks like a cafe from the outside. The menu is small but the quality of the food will make you go back again and again till you have sampled everything on it...then you go back again because it is so good it would be criminal not to.
Hebridean Jewellery

A lovely little place on the Hebridean Isle of South Uist, where you can have a latte and some homemade soup and browse the locally made jewellery
Howie's

Scottish Modern cooking at a reasonable price. There is a chain of these around Scotland http://www.howies.uk.com/

Unpretentious wholesome food. Do try the steak if they are on - one of the best I have had in a while!
Ichiban

This informal Japanese restaurant is in the heart of glasgow. Long tables and a no booking policy are part of what makes the relaxed atmosphere as well as great service and quality food.

A varied menu includes everything from sushi to tempura, curries and the speciality noodle dishes. Reasonably priced you must also try the plum wine or japanese beers on offer.

Ichiban also has another restaurant in the West End of Glasgow.