Scotland Restaurant Guide

"Marino's La Passione is the best kept secret in Kirkcaldy" is the cry from this charming little Italian restaurant where the Italian chefs have more than 30 years of experience and serve a vast selection of both traditional and modern dishes using only the best ingredients imported directly from Italy.

69 St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife

Set in a charismatic basement at the foot of Hope Street, La Lanterna is one of Glasgow's oldest family run Italian restaurants and, 40 years since it first opened its doors, it is still in the hands of the original owners.

35 Hope Street, City of Glasgow, Glasgow

Nestled in Edinburgh's Leith Walk, La Favorita, a log-fired pizzeria and pasta gourmet, has certainly become 'The Favourite' Italian restaurant in town.

325-331 Leith Walk, City of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Since opening in May 1999, Kerachers Restaurant has developed a reputation as one of Perth's leading restaurants. With a menu celebrating the best of modern Scottish seafood and beef, owners Pamela and Peter Keracher have created a culinary gem in the heart of Perthshire.

168 South Street, Perth, Perthshire

Set within the Apex Waterloo Place Hotel on Edinburgh's Waterloo Place, Elliot's restaurant combines the traditional listed features of this magnificent historic building with contemporary design.

23 - 27 Waterloo Place, City of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

The award-winning Duddingston Arms pub has been offering dining and an olde world charm to all visitors since 1867. Only 2 km west of South Queensferry on the A904 Bo'ness Road, this small local pub has a bar and a restaurant lounge area where meals are served.

13 - 15 Main Street, Newton, West Lothian

Home is where the heart is for the handsome City Cafe, set in Glasgow's thriving riverside district and the jewel in the crown of the stylish Mint Hotel.

Mint Hotel, City of Glasgow, Glasgow

Family-run Bombay Cuisine is a local institution in the scenic spa town of Moffat, serving regional recipes handed down from generation to generation through the family cookbook.

Lower Craignelder High Street, Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway

The first Ashoka Shak opened in 2001 and since then, the concept has been completely refined with a sassy new design and then The Ashoka Shak came to Springfield Quay to spice up the lives of the curry lovers of this part of Glasgow.

Unit D2 The Quay, City of Glasgow, Glasgow

The first Ashoka Shak opened in 2001 and since then, the concept has been completely refined with a sassy new design and then The Ashoka Shak came to Livingston in December 2002 at the McArthurGlen Retail Outlet, to spice up the lives of the curry lovers of Livingston.

McArthurGlen Retail Outlet, Livingston, West Lothian