Restaurants in Scotland
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Harbour Howff Café
Harbour Howff Café is a community-run cafe promoting healthy eating and serving excellent panini and fresh cakes.
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Cellar
Drop into the Cellar for a caffeine hit. It's also a good spot for a glass of wine on the town square, as well as food platters and speciality cheeses.
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Tigh an Eilean Hotel
The Tigh an Eilean Hotel is famous for its seafood, and offers the choice of eating in the formal hotel restaurant or the more laidback Shieldaig Bar and Coastal Kitchen bistro. The latter has an outdoor roof terrace, and serves unusual dishes such as a wood-fired pizza topped with crayfish, shrimps, squid and a plump langoustine in the shell.
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Red Onion
This comfortable split-level bistro buzzes with contented chatter. French, Mediterranean and Asian touches add intrigue to the predominantly British menu, and a good-value fixed-price deal (2/3 courses £14/16) is available daily, though only for early diners at weekends.
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Tapas
Now who doesn’t like tapas? This place dishes out some terrific little tidbits and it makes a cosy spot for dinner.
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Wee Chippy
The Anstruther Fish Bar is one of Britain's best chippies, but we – and plenty of locals – reckon this one might be even better. The fish is of a very high quality and there's less of a queue too. Eat your catch by the water.
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Harbour Tearooms
Good places for coffee and cake or a light lunch include the Harbour Tearooms, overlooking the marina
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Deveau’s Brasserie
A top eating place in the area, the delightful Deveau’s Brasserie is in the village of Dirleton.
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Pancake Place
Serves sweet and savoury pancakes (with fillings such as Mexican chilli or toffee apple) and all-day breakfasts.
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Stromabank Hotel
The small, atmosphericStromabankoffers tasty home-cooked meals using lots of local produce, from its small menu.
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Wagamama
Classy noodle restaurant with communal tables that is perpetually busy for its quality, well-priced food.
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HS-1 Cafe-Bar
Bright, brash and young at heart, this cafe-bar dishes up hearty bar meals – fajitas, steaks and nachos – as well as healthier stuff like baked potatoes and tortilla wraps. There's also a kids' menu.
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Stornoway Balti House
Most restaurants in Stornoway are closed on Sundays. This is one of the few options for a sit-down meal.
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Taste
Taste is a relaxed little cafe with armchairs in the window, serving soups, snacks, coffee and cakes.
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Lower Deck
Portree’s favourite fish-and-chip shop is Lower Deck down by the harbour.
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Lamlash Bay Hotel
Locals love a big meal out here; known for its toothsome pizza and filling Italian-style dishes.
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Deli 173
For a truly awesome baguette drop into this fine-food deli. We recommend 'the Godfather'.
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Grange
A top eating place in the area, the Grange is in the centre of town.
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St Magnus Café
Old-fashioned food hall serving cheap, honest food such as toasties and bacon rolls.
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Simply Delicious
Great cafe serving all-day brekky (£6.50), luxury melts and freshly ground coffee.
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Spey Valley Smokehouse
Established 1888; now owned by Ian Anderson, lead singer of rock group Jethro Tull.
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Julie’s Tearooms
Tea and scones, delicious Luca’s ice cream and homemade soup with crusty bread.
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Noodle Bar
The after-party option: large doses of late-night noodles with oodles of different combinations.
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China Restaurant
For takeaway food, try the China Restaurant for Chinese.
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Kames Hotel
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