Food – Crieff: Knock Castle Hotel. A rooftop restaurant with unparalleled views.
Some chefs are in this business for the kudos and publicity, others, like Jason, do it for the love of good food and cooking.
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Crieff: Knock Castle Hotel & Spa. Living like a king – for a day!
Located in the heart of Highland Perthshire there lies the small market town of Crieff. And tucked away in a quiet secluded spot high above the main street is a piece of Victorian splendour that has stood the test of time. This is the gem that is Knock Castle Hotel & Spa. The fairytale turreted…
Accomm:Oban Glenburnie House. Excellence with a view to match.
It’s fair to say the west coast seaside town of Oban isn’t renowned for having a huge selection of five-star hotels – in fact, it struggles to get above a reasonable three-star level. However, don’t let that put you off visiting. There are some establishments that reach that level of luxury and comfort you crave,…
Food: The Creagan Inn. A pub with a seaview restaurant on the shores of Loch Creran.
Creagan Inn is a delightful pub which sits on the main A828 road between Ballachulish and Oban in the rural coastal area of Appin on the west of Scotland. It is located in an enviable position on Loch Creran with stunning views across the bay to the hills of Mull in the far distance. The…
Food – Oban: Ee-Usk. Seafood dining at its very best
Ee-usk is an award-winning seafood restaurant located on the north pier in the seaside town of Oban, on the west coast of Argyll. The name derives from the Gaelic language where ‘iasg’ is the word for fish but is pronounced ee-usk. Now, I’ll bet few knew that little nugget of information. The building certainly stands…
Food – Hamilton: Cafe Eataliano. Excellent food at very reasonable prices.
Eataliano is located outwith the main town centre area of this South Lanarkshire town, therefore requires a short walk to get there. It is situated directly opposite Hamilton Sheriff Court and the University of the West Scotland buildings, and as a result, can be very busy at lunchtime. This was my first visit to this…
Food – Glasgow: Ingram Wynd. The epitome of good food service.
Visiting the Ingram Wynd is akin to calling on a well-loved grandfather – the welcome you get is warm, genuine and feels just right. Ingram Wynd is located in the Merchant City area of Glasgow, which following huge improvements to the locale, is now regarded as being one of the upmarket sectors within the city.…
