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 seafood restaurant with its principles writ large. Simply, if...
“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 by a large softly lit...
A mainstay in the Edinburgh scene for over 20 years, this Spanish restaurant is very well known for quality and expense. However, since sister restaurant Barioja has been taking all...
Situated in Glasgow's cosmopolitan West End, Bobar is actually part of the Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor – only a stone’s throw away from Byres Road – so it’s the perfect shopping...
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, downstairs is much...
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 shirted neighbour asserted. He was leaning...
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 of sarnies, panninis and well-priced...
The stylish interior, friendly staff and flavoursome cuisine make Iris a welcome addition to the Edinburgh restaurant scene....
The food is top class drinking fodder
The Restaurant is hindered by that strange transitory atmosphere that all hotels share.
There's no pun intended when I say that the Clockwork is the perfect place for winding down...
The most generous sushi platefuls you'll find in the city, for little more than the change in your back pocket
A million miles from the cockfighting and aquarium-hosting of its colourful past- yeah, they don't make pubs like they used to...
There's a sense of illicit pleasure here which is hard not to indulge...
MACSORLEYS, GlasgowEsme JonesINSIDE: Right in the heart of the city on Jamaica Street, MacSorleys offers a world of laid back drinking, fireplaces, good munch and comfy couches. A lower and...
Bruach could easily compete with any fashionable bar and restaurant in the capital àwell worth a visit
a haven for people watchers and caffeine addicts alike
INSIDE: The downstairs bar (The Arcade) serves as an old man and tourist haven, while the new upstairs area (Secret Arcade), with two rooms and aimed at a younger crowd,...
Inside: A lo-fi delight, the upstairs is where you'll do your drinking and socialising, with the downstairs hosting an intimate live venue that plays host to a variety of local...
That elusive fabled phenomenon of 'The Quiet Pint'
