Founded in 1896. Owmer is John Dewar & Sons (Bacardi). Has a capacity of 3.500.000 litres, mostly used for Dewar's White Label Blended Whisky. 12, 16 & 21 yo core range Aberfeldy Single Malts. (2015)
Third wave coffee in New Town. Good selection of single origin beans. Friendly, polite staff enjoys sharing coffee knowledge.
I had the most amazing date of my life here. The food was just excellent! The haggis😍 my streak was so tender! And these mush peas! Plus amazing wine and great service!
The pizzas are amazing! You can choose up to 3 toppings for £8. Great variety of craft beers. Lovely outdoor area next to the river. Dogs welcome!
Lovely and unpretentious little café, in spite of the somewhat pretentious atmosphere one can breathe there. Nice food, excellent smoothies and some of the best coffee in Glasgow. Grab a loyalty card.
Best coffee in Inverness and amazing food. In response to the menu being confusing from the other review above... Just read the menu and then say the words that you just read. Easy. ;)
Such a nice cozy place. The hot apple pie & whirling dervish were both so good! We ordered toast with jam/marmalade for breakfast which was so good!! Perfect toast with perfect jam & butter
One of the most peaceful places in edinburgh, you can relax and just enjoy the weather (as much as it's possible in Scotland) and nature:)
Loooved the beef cheeks. Didn't try the blue cheese or smoked pumkin ice cream but maybe another day I will feel more adventurous :)
Large museum in a beautiful building, lots of exhibits, well worth a visit. Fantastic resource for the city, free entry means open to all, kids can go learn for free! Some interactive content down.
Best breakfast in my life! Eggs Benedict with salmon are incredibly tasty! Perfect red cappuccino (similar to chai latte). And pomegranate smoothie is unbelievable!
Oink is a "one-dish buffet". You choose your size for the pork sandwich, decide on the toppings and eat. Simple, delicious and fast. With Oink, you should have a root beer or a ginger beer.
The Whiskey selection and knowledge of staff is one of the best in Scotland. Not a tourist destination. You will be surounded by laughing, good natured Scots in an authentic pub atmosphere.
Best attention and atmosphere ever in Glasgow. Chilled, familiar, old fashioned and huge portions with great burgers, fish cakes, starters,makes it a perfect place to have lunch/dinner or tea!
Great atmosphere, quality food and a superb choice of draught and bottled beers
Friendly staff and great non big branded booze. Rubbish if you like Stella, amazing if you like Ale and quality Gin.
In our 2/11/13 issue, Kelefa Sanneh explains how Mark Reynier, a wine dealer from London, decided to buy Bruichladdich, a then-almost defunct distillery, and ended up changing the Scotch industry: Read more.
Walking in here is like stepping back in time. The decor is beautifully excecuted and goes well with the diverse array of gin and homemade tonics. Read more.
The best bar to try the Scottish whisky. A place preferred by the locals, not very touristic, that's what I liked they most about it. The best whisky tasting experience that I'ever had. Try option 1!
Best coffee on campus along with best brownies and muffins. Cool staff as as well makes for a great coffee shop!
This is an alternative to Edinburgh's many sports bars. They offer a large range of their own beers and claim to be the largest independent brewer in Scotland. They also serve some delicious pizza. Read more.
The duck shepherds pie was fantastic. Deep, rich flavored duck covered with mashed potatoes that have just the right amount of crisp around the edges
A gin lovers' paradise nestled within a seafood-heavy gastropub. Head here on a sunny day and revel in the beer garden with a G&T in hand. Specialising in gin, there are lots of Martinis to try. Read more.
Everything and I mean everything is ootw here. The high quality of food is impressive and the home baked goods are to die for. Huge portions, excellent service and lovely ambiance. Not 2b missed!
Widest selection of Brewdog beers available in the shop with the freshest beers on tap , and an on site micro brewery coming soon and the bosses drop in to see you
Excellent service. The starters were average. Order the Bloody Mary oysters only if you like spicy sauce with your oysters. The mains (fish and pasta) were outstanding. John Dory was great.
Awesome Flat White! Really nice and pretty interior, beautiful place to relax, drink your coffee and enjoy the atmosphere or just to grab your cup on the walk.
Awesome food! The pork belly is amazing, and so is the lamb shank. Try the Three Sisters ale, delicious and dark.
great place to have drinks and their cocktails are very unusual. tried niños del alteña taste pretty well. def worth visiting when edinburgh!
Excellent whisky variety and a whisky master to explain it all. This place will make you adore whisky. And beautiful library inside
Fantastic flat whites, great soups, lovely selection of baked goods. Ask for advice on coffee to bring home, they roast it all themselves so they know what they're talking about.
Fantastic experience every time. The food is delicious, served by a lovely guy, all together making me feel like home and loved. Oh and the spicy mustard was awesome.
Together with its sister pubs Red Squirrel and The Southern, they serve possibly the best burgers in Edinburgh! Great selection of draft beers! Oh and Innis and Gunn! Nuff said!
Stained-glass shoals of fish swim across the windows while you sit at sculpturesque tables. The food here often matches the art, such as the Rannoch Moor smoked venison with rowanberry jelly. Read more.
the staff is really friendly... everything is homemade... so good! the shop is really cozy... to repeat. Try the benedict eggs w/ bacon
Its a great place! its located in a nice wee alley with fantastic architecture! its also home to the Maklab, there's also a nice wee pub beside it Bar Soba! Check it out if just for the architecture!
Great fresh sour-dough breads, and a tasty selection of home baked donuts and pastries. Best in the neighbourhood.
Lovely place where you can enjoy good coffe. Perfect to relax and chat. If you came here you must eat delicious homemade cakes!!!
The cutest little place for amazing beers and craft ales with lots of taps and tons of bottles in the shop next door. Serves some great nibbles of food too. Friendly and knowledgeable staff!
Highly recommend for a healthy and tasty lunch. Tamarind beef salad, summer rice paper rolls, sea bream carpaccio all delicious and zingy with lashings of lime, chilli and coriander.
It's all about the craft beer here. Fantastic selection on tap and in bottles. Can't fault the range and selection. The food is good too. I had the locally sourced pork pie and it was very good.
Browse the shop before you buy your ticket for the tour - for £35 you can buy a bottle of gin (worth £30) plus a glass plus a tour voucher. The tour is £10 on its own so you'll save a fiver!
One of the few distilleries with a restaurant inside, their langostins are very fresh!! One of the smokiest whiskey in Islay.
The drive is as great as the distillery is and their whisky is the favourite of many locals!
The biggest on Islay, impressive. Very nice chocolate pairing with a lot of information. Learned a lot there. The site with the view on Jura is great. The whiskies are gorgeous, even the unpeated 17.
Go upstairs in the visitor centre and enjoy one of the nice whiskies produced here. Or take the Craftsmen tour for a very detailed tour of the premises including a visit inside the kiln and warehouse.
The basic tour will cost u 10£, will last 1 hour, totally worth it, call to book in advance as there are usually 3 tours per day. They will gift u a wee glass and a wee dram if you are driving.
Best whiskey tasting we had on Islay. Do the cask tastings, you'll not regret it. Have a DD or you'll die.
Founded in 1794. Has a yearly capacity of 870.000 litres. One of the most visited distilleries in Scotland. The output is mostly used for the 14 yo and the Distiller's Edition. (2016)
If you only have a day in fort William and love seafood, come here. Go for the catch of the day options. You can taste the freshness of the seafood. Service is impeccable.
When you look at the lake it's like telling you tales from the past. Amazing views and atmosphere. The monster is right to live here!
If you're looking for a beautiful hideaway in the highlands of Scotland, this is the place. Romantic, quiet, with hundreds of different single malts, plus a great selection of gins!
Also known as GoMa, this gallery of contemporary art is home to works by great Glasgow artists. Also check out the Library and cafe, where you can also get internet access for free.
Amazing bar in Edinburgh! The entrance is the coolest -- a barbershop and you have to go behind a "bookcase." Coolest cocktails + knowledgeable & kind staff. It's a hidden gem!
Quiet setting, with superb cocktails and knowledgeable, passionate staff. Candles on every table add to the ambience. Great spot on its own or for waiting for a table across the street at el cartel.
My favourite place on a recent trip to Edinburgh. Love the unique idea behind the place, 13 liquor's / 13 cocktails. I opted for a beer & bourbon, it was perfect. Great intimate atmosphere, nice staff
Probably the funkiest cocktail joint in Edinburgh and the music is always on point, with 90s hip-hop and alternative electronica. Needless to say, the Bramble cocktail is the ish.
The staff is hands down EVERYTHING. Super fun and kind, making me feel like I'm the only, and best, customer in the world. Loving the interior and Kentucky Greeting cocktail, too❤
Had some amazing Scottish inspired food for lunch on what was a wet and windy day. The star of the show was the Scran & Scallie pie though - loved the addition of the bone marrow sauce!
A cluster of restaurants have begun to up the city’s food game. Crabshakk, a tiny seafood restaurant with cramped tables, led the area’s revival and is the go-to venue for Scottish fish and shellfish. Read more.
Nestled down a narrow alley in Edinburgh's Old Town, this inviting character-filled space is dishing out thoughtful cocktails and tasty affordable grub. Read more.
Beautiful hotel - visited for afternoon and dinner in Italian restaurant. Just heavenly. Stunning grounds. Must stay one day!!
The Glenfinnan Viaduct appears again in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) when the Hogwart's Express stops on the bridge and Harry is confronted by a Dementor for the first time.
