Lifestyle | Food and Drink
Paul Greenwood: According to my dining companion for an evening at Zucca, there’s no such thing as a free meal when you have to listen to my honking banter all ...
Susan Maguire: Kick off your shoes and settle down for a treat at Gramofon Bistro. The new owners of this Merchant City delight have been toiling passionately for 8 ...
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Ruth Marsh: For a city with such an architecturally diverse skyline, Glasgow is curiously bereft of rooftop restaurants. While Edinburgh boasts The Tower, Oloroso...
Ruth Marsh: Occupying the top-floor unit of Glasgow's upmarket Prince's Square mall that previously housed doomed cocktail bar Hemingway's, Striped Bass is a seaf...
Barnaby Seaborn: “Drop in for a glass of Veuve Clicqot Rosé after shopping at Harvey Nichols” advises the Tempus website. If you do you will be met ...
Lara Moloney: A mainstay in the Edinburgh scene for over 20 years, this Spanish restaurant is very well known for quality and expense. However, since sister restau...
Susan Anderson: Situated in Glasgow's cosmopolitan West End, Bobar is actually part of the Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor – only a stone’s throw away from Byres...
Nine: Situated close to Pollock Halls and the synagogue, Voujon has been open for almost three years. Inside is bigger and more stylish than its shopfront i...
Callum de Caestecker: INSIDE: A huge print featuring Paul Simonon of The Clash smashing his bass greets us as we enter. A good start. Like a rock and roll Tardis, downstair...
Barnaby Seaborn: For a Wednesday night The Dogs was busy with couples or small groups generating a lively chatter and buzz. “It’s man food” a pink sh...
Esme Jones: This well established and comfy coffee spot has enjoyed a revamp, with a shiny new counter and extended menu. In addition to the delicious selection o...
Rosie Hedger: Nestled in the heart of affluent Edinburgh in the relative silence of Thistle Street, Iris is a restaurant that feels instantly intimate upon entry; f...
Susan Maguire: The Liquid Ship is a welcome retreat from the wild stormy night. The small bar has an inviting, informal atmosphere. There are a couple of sofas at th...
Barnaby Seaborn: Hotel restaurants live strange lives. In some ways they are privileged – being assured a steady stream of customers is a boon in such a cut-thro...
Debbie Martin: Sunday hangouts in Cathcart are as scarce as stockings on nuns, which is why the Clockwork is a gem. It may be frayed around the edges, but then peo...
