Traditional/Scottish Restaurants, Loch Lomond, Scotland
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The Inn at Kippen
Fore Road
Kippen
FK8 3DT
The Inn is located in the picturesque village of Kippen at the foot of the Campsie Hills.
We offer a peaceful and relaxing haven for both locals and visitors. A warm welcome, well stocked bar and superb menus cater for all tastes.
Comfortable accommodation is offered for an overnight stay or a weekend in the stunning countryside around us
Rab Has
81 Hutcheson Street
Glasgow
G1 1SH
Rab Ha's is a triumph of individuality over uniformity and of soul over empty style.Comprising boutique hotel, enticing restaurant and traditional Scottish bar, Rab Ha's is discovered within Glasgow's thriving Merchant City.
Its Victorian exterior and newly refurbished interior dovetail here with dramatic effect. Indeed, a considered fusion of traditional character and contemporary influence energises the whole environment.
Being privately owned enables Rab Ha's to offer service excellence with personal rapport. The standards are stringent and the smile is sincere.
Ubiquitous Chip
Ashton Lane
Glasgow
G12 8SJ
The Ubiquitous Chip opened in January 1971 with the firm idea of bringing Scotland's endangered cuisine out of the home and into the restaurant: even to assert that Scotland had a cuisine and some of the finest raw materials anywhere.
We thought it vital to state the provenance of our food. We treat it in a simple, wholesome and imaginative way without losing sight of the tradition.
This idea was thought to be revolutionary or even plain daft. However, it was an idea whose time had come and it is now commonplace for restaurants to extol the virtues of local produce.
The Chip is situated in a cobbled mews in Glasgow's West End. It has a spectacularly green and vinous courtyard with a trickling pool and a more traditional dining room. "Upstairs" our Brasserie style restaurant offers hearty and wholesome food at modest prices.
We have a vast and decently-priced wine list, 150 Malt Whiskies and probably all the alcoholic drinks in the world.
The Bothy
11 Ruthven Lane
Glasgow
The Bothy is a unique Scottish restaurant in the West End of Glasgow, serving modern classics with a twist situated just off the fashionable Byres Road.
Experience a return to traditional Scottish cooking, in comfortable, relaxed surroundings where our talented team of staff add to the Scottish flavour with their kilted uniforms, friendly service and warm welcome.
The Oak Tree Inn
Balmaha
Loch Lomond
G63 0JQ
You can be assured that a warm welcome awaits you in the Oak Tree Inn with its huge roaring log fire and intoxicating range of ales and spirits.
Constructed from a 300 year old elm tree, the bar area is an ideal spot for you to enjoy a quiet drink or indulge yourself in the stimulating atmosphere of both local and fellow travellers' company.
Combining the best of Scottish traditional cooking and unique delicacies such as Atlantic Char, we are confident our menu has something for everyone. Daily Seasonal Specials are a popular feature of our menu. Snacks, bar meals and traditional afternoon teas are also served. We were awarded Gastro Pub of the Year in 2008.
Stravaigin
28 Gibson St
Kelvinbridge
Glasgow
G12 8NX
Stravaigin meaning ‘to wander’ was started in 1994. Over the years our food has always been open minded.
Sometimes experimental, sometimes classical, sometimes homely and comforting. Always from the heart, always fresh produce, always with our feet firmly planted in our Scottish roots.
Feasting in the restaurant or grazing in the bar, warm Glaswegian hospitality and unparalleled service makes Stravaigin the place to eat in Glasgow.
Cruin Restaurant
Loch Lomond Castle Lodges
Arden
G83 8RB
The Cruin Restaurant is open from 10am every morning serving tea & coffee.
Food service starts at 12 noon until 2.30pm for lunch and 5pm to 9pm for dinner Monday to Friday. On Saturdays and Sundays, food is served from 12 noon until 9pm and drinks are served until 11pm.
For all with a sweet tooth, our tempting home-made dessert selection can be found on our ever changing Dessert Board.
Martin Wishart at Loch Lomond
Cameron House Hotel
Loch Lomond
G83 8QZ
Edinburgh-born chef Martin Wishart has become established as one of the finest Scottish chefs around today. He is now at Cameron House on Loch Lomond.
Opened in the popular Port of Leith in 1999, Restaurant Martin Wishart has secured a position as one of the best fine dining experiences in the UK. Two years after opening, Martin Wishart gave Edinburgh its first Michelin star and has gone on to win a host of industry accolades and praise from industry peers.
Colquhoun’s at Lodge on Loch Lomond Hotel
Luss
Loch Lomond
Colquhoun’s is a 2 AA rosette restaurant offering a varying menu selection, using the finest Scottish ingredients. With panoramic, breathtaking views of the Loch and mountains it is a beautiful location for dining. It is open for lunch and dinner, plus light meals and snacks. (Please check with restaurant for opening times). It’s popular with residents, locals and those looking for a special location accompanied with excellent food. Ideal venue for Sunday lunch or a special celebration, such as birthdays and anniversaries.
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