66 Scottish Restaurants near Cupar

"Opened in 1990, Stac Polly has built up a reputation as one of the leading purveyors of Scottish produce in Edinburgh. It enjoys added historical cred ..." Read our full review

"Think fine dining and a brigade of chefs comes to mind, working in unison like a marching band stepping in time to the beat. At Eòrna, however, ..." Read our full review

"There can’t be a restaurant with a better view of Edinburgh than aptly named The Lookout. High above the city, this small glass box surveys the s ..." Read our full review

Hamilton's of Stockbridge is a relaxed environment where the locally sourced menu changes with the seasons and drinks are a well-chosen blend of classic ale ... Find out more

Located in a basement level on Stephen Street, you might not assume that this concept has travelled the Atlantic Ocean to get here. But it has. And it&rsquo ... Find out more

"Although this is the kind of place where the cocktail menu comes with a glossary, you can also get a cheese toastie for under a fiver. The namesake Las ..." Read our full review

Our menus feature our very popular and great value fixed price lunch menu with a variety of different dishes to choose from. We offer both classic favourite ... Find out more

Indulge in the casual yet luxurious dining experience offered at The Botanist bistro at Keavil House, a Best Western Plus hotel, which is ideal for any even ... Find out more

MP’s Bistro, the restaurant of the Parliament House Hotel, is a contemporary Edinburgh dining spot with a long history. The amalgamation of Jacobean a ... Find out more

"  Although owner Davie Howie Scott sold this likeable Edinburgh-based restaurant group back in 2006, he was so fond of the idea that he brought i ..." Read our full review

"From the team behind Michelin-starred Kitchin and the award-winning Castle Terrace, this family-friendly gastropub is rustic and charming, with exposed ..." Read our full review

Enter through our floor to ceiling halogen window display and find yourself in our main bar. With a relaxed, urban base The Newsroom is ideal for both busin ... Find out more

Although this sophisticated brasserie is proud of its roots, you’re unlikely to find much cliché here: no tartan serviettes or stag’s hea ... Find out more

"The direct descendent of arguably Scotland’s most famous hotel, Gleneagles Townhouse has big shoes to fill. It’s the first offshoot of the ..." Read our full review

"Situated at the eastern end of Princes Street, the grand old Balmoral has been an Edinburgh icon for more than a century. It has various options for fo ..." Read our full review