Scotland · DINNER EXPERIENCES
8 reviewed
The good dinner experiences fill up first, especially between May and September. This is the shortlist: 8 of them, with prices, timings, and what makes each one different.
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh set-menu lunch or dinner with soft drinks, priority seating, and rock memorabilia in a central George Street spot.
“Very ncie place to eat and spend time and listen to music”
Scottish 3-course dinner in Edinburgh with bagpipes, live folk music, and a whisky toast. Small group, mobile ticket, vegan options.
“Was seated by myself. I chose this function to have company. The food was ok . Servers and lady in charge were great. Music was ok.”
Ride Glasgow on a vintage red bus and eat Italian pizza, antipasti, and Prosecco while you tour famous sights.
“We had a great night with hostess Helen and George bus driver and chef. Enjoyed the food and the karaoke, even on a quieter night between Christmas and new year with just 3 couples, Helen made it a great night of singing and laughs. Will definitely be back.”
Reserved seats for the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, guided Rosslyn Chapel, Old Town sights, and a 4-course pub dinner.
“This tour was the highlight of our trip. Aside from the beautiful architecture and buildings, the excitement of the Royal Tattoo, Alan, our guide was exceptional. His knowledge and fabulous sense of humor made for a wonderful day out.”
A 2-hour Slow Food dinner in Inverness at host Karen’s home, with Scottish seasonal dishes, storytelling, and optional wine pairings.
“Karen, provided an amazing experience. The food pairing was out of this world! Everything we had was local and prepared to its finest. She was a lovely host and we enjoyed the company of the other guest as well. She also provided much knowledge of the area. I would 100% recommend this experience.”
A private 4-hour Edinburgh dinner with a personal Scottish sommelier, pairing Scottish foods, whisky, and European wines to your wishlist.
“Joanne was amazing. She created a wonderful evening full of laughter, learning, good food & wine! We made a new friend! 💕”
Cook Cullen Skink and all-butter shortbread with host Nell in Edinburgh, then feast on haggis, whisky, and tea.
“I paid it gor a present to a friend of mine who went to visit Edjmburg, and who likes cooking. She called me when she finished tbe experience horrified and sick. The place was very old and really dirty, it was disgusting. The woman, who pretRead more”
Scotland meets Sardinia in Edinburgh with chef Luisa’s 8-course tasting menu, dish stories, and BYO alcohol in a small group.
“We enjoyed the variety of dishes, each was special in it own way, including the dishes they were served on. Gave my wife and I a different view of how to create meals”
