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Sister address of The Kitchin and The Castle Terrace Restaurant, this Scottish gastro pub is a credit to Stockbridge and confirms the district's trendy culinary identity. Burgers, fish & chips, steak pie, fish pie, risotto: the choice is quite traditional and the recipes are carefully prepared. The plates, carefully presented, are served in a pleasant room mixing rustic and modern. There are several craft beers and cask ales that change regularly.

Ideally located on the Penarth promenade, with a view of the Severn estuary, the elegant James Sommerin restaurant offers a modern, mischievous and controlled cuisine. This popular address was awarded its first star in 2017. Book now! There are people.... We start with a burrata or crab. Then we enjoy a fish cooked with artichoke and ginger, a chicken with celery and mushrooms, a vegetarian choice... And finally, among the sweet delicacies we can find apple, banana, pear cakes... A delight.

The front evokes the 1930s, but the interior and garden add a touch of the seventies to the decoration. Beaded curtains, colourful fabrics and kitsch knickknacks seem to have spread the word to create a bohemian and relaxed atmosphere. Unclassifiable, this excellent coffee bar offers a well-stocked menu, based on burgers, sandwiches, smoothies and everything else that makes England famous.

For those who understand English, yes, you read that correctly, this tea room is located in a (beautiful) park where animals rest in peace. At first glance, an incongruous place to eat, but on the contrary, it's a successful gamble. The dishes are prepared using local produce, the soups are original (sweet potato and coconut, for example) and the tea is very Welsh, with Welsh rarebit, cake and bara brith, as well as the famous and delicious scones!

Restaurant with terrace overlooking the beach of Rhosneigr, ideal for beautiful summer evenings. The place is really very nice, with a beautiful bay window, very bright. It is mainly the building, with its unique and innovative design, that makes this address popular. The kitchen is not overflowing with imagination, but is still very pleasant. On the other hand, there are a few good surprises such as Thai-style mussels! And why not start the evening around a cocktail, feet in the sand, at Will's Bar (adjacent and common to the restaurant).

In summer, the tables outside this tea room allow you to enjoy a dish made with local and seasonal products while enjoying a view of the beautiful cathedral. Small menu with simple dishes and local specialities. There are vegetarian and gluten-free choices. The staff is very smiling and friendly. We enjoy eating at Pilgrim, or having an afternoon tea with friends or family, especially on the terrace! Everything is of good quality, with a special mention for scones... Very good coffee.

This charming pub inn, with its pretty stone house overlooking the quays of Padstow, is a good place to spend the evening in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, and to enjoy a good meal without breaking the bank. Here you will eat English pub classics, with an emphasis on fish dishes. For example, the famous Cornish crab, or good burgers, always hearty, but also proposals with more distant accents, such as a vegetable or chicken curry. The view from the windows over the harbour is pleasant.

Milkshakes, smoothies, salads, sandwiches and sophisticated dishes: this café offers a varied menu to suit all tastes and appetites... It's a pleasure to eat on the terrace or in the shade of an umbrella on sunny days. You can come for breakfast, lunch or dinner. And the fish & chips are always a hit. The wide choice of coffees is sure to please! A good address for any time of day.

For a good meal (or a live concert), don't miss this establishment. The huge building houses a restaurant on the first floor, quite chic. Downstairs, in the pub, you can find a "more British" menu: Welsh lamb, salmon and grilled meat. Excellent! There is also a wine lounge area with an impressive wine list! Very good cocktail and gin menu. Besides, if you want to learn how to make perfect cocktails, they give lessons! Feel free to ask them for more information if you are interested.

Located directly beneath the university's gothic vaults, this appetizing self-service restaurant offers fresh, simple cuisine, all organic and responsibly prepared on site. Tourists and locals alike flock to sample scones, soups of the day and even roast beef. On sunny days, the small garden offers a lovely place to relax. Take the opportunity to visit St. Mary The Virgin Church next door. Climb to the top of the tower for a splendid view of Oxford.

The well-known British chain opened its first establishment in 1973 and now has 26 restaurants. The à la carte choice is both extensive and affordable, with dishes ranging from £15 to £22. For lovers of refined delights, don't miss the lobster and steak specialties. The cuisine focuses on seasonal produce, with breakfasts and brunches served daily until midday. Must-tries include Sunday roast for English food lovers, and afternoon tea.

Its terrace overlooking Bracelet Bay is a spot that has not escaped anyone! The site is also five minutes from the splendid Limeslade Bay's Path and in front of a huge parking lot where tourist buses dump their cargo! Nevertheless, it is good to have a drink on the terrace where there is a small fountain behind the restaurant. It is also possible to eat dishes with Italian flavours: pasta, pizzas, sandwiches, ice cream and a wide choice of cakes. Possibility to have breakfast.

Bouquets of flowers, exposed beams, fireplace... for a tea break in a very relaxing atmosphere. The very helpful and friendly team welcomes you from breakfast with a traditional Welsh or vegetarian option. For lunch and throughout the day, there is a choice of sandwiches, paninis, omelettes, burgers or salads. Also on the menu, some more cooked dishes such as lasagne, risottos... All this, accompanied by a variety of desserts, including excellent apple pies!

Terre à Terre has had a reputation as one of Brighton's finest vegetarian restaurants since 1993, with a track record of convincing even the most stubborn carnivores. The choice is fine, the products original, the presentation meticulous and, above all, the result is absolutely delicious. The staff, who know their menu inside out, can advise you on dishes and wines. If you're looking for something a little fresher and lighter for dinner, away from traditional dishes that are a little too fatty, this is the perfect address.

The Gannet was opened in 2013 by a group of friends. The name is a symbol to their time in the Outer Hebrides and their iconic birding tradition.

You'll find menus with fresh produce from our local producers (farmers, growers and pickers). This fine dining restaurant uses a modern yet traditional approach. The cuisine is refined and the setting enchanting. You can also organize menu tastings of up to 8 courses. You will also discover a beautiful wine list.

Aurora is a small bistro restaurant with an overflowing creativity, which has been hailed by critics as "Best Newcomer - Edinburgh Evening News Restaurant Awards 2018". Scottish flavours are brought to the fore here, in bold, generous and colourful marriages. All ingredients are sourced locally, so they are fresh and in season. The decor of the restaurant also contributes to the experience, in a Nordic, raw and modern spirit. For every desire, budget or time of day, there is a menu for every taste, with brunches or tasting menus.

This was one of Robert Burns' favourites when he stayed in Dumfries. Although it has evolved and been renovated since then, it has kept its soul and a beautiful authenticity. The poet's unconditional admirers will even be able to sit where he sat and recite a few verses from his pen, as he did himself. In the kitchen, the establishment has called upon chefs familiar with starred restaurants, for a very appreciable quality. On the bar side, we will mention the 250 or so whiskies, but also the wide choice of beers and cocktails.

The N°1 Bistro is the restaurant of the Mackays Hotel. It is located in a street that holds a record: that of being the shortest in the world! In addition to this curiosity, the restaurant is interesting for its menu that meets all budgets and offers varied and quality dishes. Lunch on the go or British bistronomy in the evening, you'll find what you're looking for. As the hotel is also a hotel, you will be able to stay in the hotel at a good value for money.

Cail Bruich transports you to British and seasonal cuisine. The products are fresh and local. Some of the ingredients come from the chef's own garden. Lorna McNee, is the only female chef to have a Michelin star and to have had it in only 5 months. She took her position in 2020 and has been offering a complete dining experience ever since. You will also have the opportunity to try gin. With the collaboration of The Garden Shed Drinks Co, they have created a gin using botanicals and ingredients found in the chef's kitchen.

Deli Gasta is ideal for a quick break at the entrance to Skye. Cosy and full of charm, the restaurant is located in an old mill. You can eat in or take away. You'll find there sandwiches revisited with fish and fresh products. The smoked salmon is recommended: it is the best on the island. If available, you can buy it from the restaurant owner. You will find delicious homemade pastries and different types of coffee.

There is a small parking lot on site, otherwise you will have to park on the street.

A small, warm and welcoming room, all wood and metal, and delicious wood-fired pizzas. The pizzeria's menu includes classics like margherita and pepperoni, as well as more original recipes such as goat's cheese, duck, fajita-inspired pizzas and mussels marinara! All products are fresh and in season. Quality pizzas at very reasonable prices. A menu to suit all tastes, and attentive staff. You'll have a delicious time here.

Just a stone's throw from the seafront, this Italian restaurant in the heart of Llandudno welcomes you in a chic and welcoming atmosphere. A large, pleasant dining room, tasty cuisine and impeccable service are the order of the day. The menu features all the traditional Italian dishes: pizzas, pastas, risottos and salads, and for dessert the inevitable tiramisu. Everything is delicious and reasonably priced, given the quality of the products used. What's more, during the week, the restaurant offers lunch at low prices.

This restaurant is confidential and has chosen an operation that is just as confidential, since the chef is a passionate doctor who devotes his free time to sublimate the products of the Highlands and to surprise his guests. You will need to make a reservation for lunch or dinner, as the room can only accommodate a maximum of 10 people. The menu is very short, and is composed exclusively of fresh ingredients from the local area, and cooked with inventiveness. It is complemented by a drinks menu which is also very elaborate. The result is a real gastronomic experience!

The Lookout offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Edinburgh. Here you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, coffee or dinner, enjoying the view and the setting, as well as the fine, fresh and inspiring cuisine that blends local and international cuisine. The welcome is warm, and the staff is at your service to offer you a beautiful moment. A dinner at night can be a pleasant and romantic idea.

Ghillie Dhu is a traditional Scottish pub, housed in what used to be St. Thomas' Episcopal Church. It offers high quality, fresh local produce, premium beers and spirits, and live music every night. Its listed architectural setting makes it a place to visit: high ceilings, rich ornamentation, authentic parquet flooring... Each space - the bar, the auditorium, the beer garden, the snugs - offers an authentic, elegant and ultra-careful decor. Extra info: The pub brews its own Ghillie Ale.

Harmonium is a friendly vegan restaurant-bar. The decor is designed to echo the story of Leith. All dishes served here are vegan, i.e. prepared without animal products. On the menu: pizzas, burgers, seitan steaks and, to try, "no-fish & chips", a vegan alternative to the traditional British dish. This is a great opportunity for beginners to try new flavours! The drinks menu is in tune: seasonal cocktails, organic wines, locally roasted coffee, local craft beers.

Wickers World is a colourful announcement: the establishment offers "the best food in town". And it challenges you to come and check it out. Their café, ice-cream parlour and snack area offers a wide choice of dishes, paninis, sandwiches and other savoury snacks to satisfy every hunger, to eat in or take away. The home-made preparation and the freshness of the products really play in favour of the flavours. Proud of his town, the staff will welcome you warmly, with the avowed aim of making you come back to Wick.

A modern and authentic restaurant in an establishment whose tradition of restoration goes back to 1711.... It's already a promising start! The place is welcoming, and the cuisine is exclusively local, seasonal and homemade, by chef Kenny Coltman. You will have lunch or dinner with a view of the Tweed River. Everything here is simple, affordable, friendly... There is a grocery store where you can find the best local specialties, or enjoy scones and pies with tea.

The Old Ferry Bar has quite a history... that of the old ferry that used to cross the loch before the bridge made it obsolete. It was better to take early in the morning, before the captain had consumed too many pints, at regular arrivals and departures. Pub and restaurant have a beautiful atmosphere, as well as a breathtaking view and a tasty traditional menu, all fresh produce, served in generous portions. Gin lovers: test the cocktails!

One of the things you can enjoy in Scotland are the small cafes, located in the tourist spots, that don't focus on their location, but offer a real choice of fresh, local and tasty products. Stacks Coffee House & Bistro is one of them. Everything is fresh, sandwiches, soup of the day, scones, cookies, cakes, bagels..., in season, with a menu that varies, and at very reasonable prices. So you can take a break there with confidence!

This pretty neighborhood restaurant will charm you. It serves traditional Kurdish recipes, using fresh, tasty ingredients. The service is friendly and you'll always have a good time. In the morning, you can enjoy a delicious brunch, with eggs poached in tomato sauce and other exceptional dishes. In the afternoon, it's also the place to go for a coffee, accompanied by cakes and other sweets. The place is very bright and you can watch passers-by from the inside, which is very pleasant.