Food – Glasgow: Dimora. Neapolitan food with a Mediterranean twist.
If you’re looking for an authentic Italian restaurant in Glasgow with Mediterranean flavours, then Dimora should be your next stop.
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Food – Edinburgh: Loch Fyne Seafood & Grill. Exceptional cooking with quality ingredients!
I once wrote about a seafood restaurant telling readers I didn’t think it could be bettered – well read on, because Loch Fyne Seafood and Grill in Edinburgh has just stolen the crown!
Food – Edinburgh: Surf and Turf. Keep an eye on this new place – it’s going places!
As a food reviewer, I’ve been exceptionally lucky to have eaten in some of the best restaurants and tasted some of the finest dishes, but sometimes, just sometimes, you leave somewhere in the sure and certain knowledge that a relatively unknown eatery is set for stardom!
Food – Loch Lomond: Luss Seafood Bar. Who’d have thought such quality was right on the doorstep?
Sometimes we food writers are delighted when we find a hidden gem that’s not on the food luvvies circuit.
So imagine my delight while on a day trip to the conservation village of Luss, located some 12 miles outside of Glasgow on the shores of Loch Lomond where I found Luss Seafood Bar.
Food – Glasgow: Ardnamurchan. Great seafood with a quality pedigree
Good quality authentic Scottish food with impeccable supplier pedigrees.
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 – Glasgow: The Fish People Cafe. A seafood lovers dream come true in Glasgow
Firstly, don’t be put off by the name as it’s misleading – a cafe this is not! It is relaxed and informal restaurant dining, with a veritable cornucopia of the freshest seafood you could imagine. That makes it all the more of a mystery as to why the word ‘cafe’ managed to sneak into the…
