Scotland · DINING EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 12 dining experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Tour Celtic Park’s dressing room, tunnel and dugouts, then enjoy a three-course meal overlooking the famous Glasgow pitch.
“The tour itself was very educational but fun. The guide was very engaging and funny made the experience overall very good. Don’t think he could change anything. He took time to take pictures for families so no one was left out.”
Review of Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh, with a 2 or 3-course set menu, music memorabilia, priority seating, and practical booking tips.
“Great food, friendly staff, but as it was very busy the service was slow.”
Review of Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh’s 2 or 3-course set menu, rock memorabilia, priority seating, food quality, value, and practical tips.
“Good value for money. But you may still have to wait a wile to be served.”
Enjoy a three-course Scottish dinner, bagpipe welcome, live folk music, storytelling, and optional whisky tasting in central Edinburgh.
“Dinner was delicious and the band was great. Overall a great experience!”
Edinburgh’s Scottish dinner pairs haggis, salmon, live folk music, a bagpiper, and a whisky toast in a lively evening near Chambers Street.
“Delightful food, music, and stories. We had an interesting description of whiskey, whiskey tasting and humour. Thank you.”
Tour Glasgow by vintage red bus with Italian food, Prosecco, music, and city sights in a lively 90-minute evening experience.
“We had a great night with hostess Helen and George bus driver and chef. Enjoyed the food and the karaoke, even on a quieter night between Christmas and new year with just 3 couples, Helen made it a great night of singing and laughs. Will definitely be back.”
Enjoy a three-course meal with pitch views at Celtic Park’s Number 7 Restaurant, with seasonal dishes, drinks, and Sunday carvery dates.
“The service was very slow and the food on the plate was a small portion which was burnt”
Spend 12 hours exploring Edinburgh, Rosslyn Chapel, a four-course pub dinner, and the spectacular Royal Military Tattoo.
“Great background provided. Flexible - went to areas of Edinburgh we hadn't seen. Alan was very personable and informative. Scottish dinner was delicious. Tattoo was impressive and having a ride back to hotel was great.”
Share a Scottish home-cooked dinner with Karen in Inverness, tasting seasonal Highland food and hearing stories behind family recipes.
“Karen is a wonderful storyteller and chef. We had a great meal and learned much about the area and Scotland in general. Would definitely recommend her and go back!!!!”
Private Edinburgh food, single malt whisky, and wine tour with dinner, artisan Scottish produce, and a personal sommelier.
“Joanne is AMAZING! We went to spa we would have never known existed, given our short time here. We had the best food, wine and dessert cocktail. Highly recommend!”
Cook Cullen Skink and shortbread in a Georgian New Town home, then share haggis, whisky, and Burns poetry with local host Nell.
“I paid it gor a present to a friend of mine who went to visit Edjmburg, and who likes cooking. She called me when she finished tbe experience horrified and sick. The place was very old and really dirty, it was disgusting. The woman, who pretRead more”
Enjoy Luisa’s eight-course Sardinian supper club in Edinburgh, with family recipes, Italian canapés, and an intimate home dining setting.
“We enjoyed the variety of dishes, each was special in it own way, including the dishes they were served on. Gave my wife and I a different view of how to create meals”
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