Scotland · DINNER EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 dinner experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh set menu for lunch or dinner, priority seating, classic rock atmosphere, and a 2 to 3-course meal with soft drinks.
“Very ncie place to eat and spend time and listen to music”
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh set menu for lunch or dinner, priority seating, classic rock atmosphere, and a 2 to 3-course meal with soft drinks.
“Good value for money to book and pay for before going as it was 16.00 per person includes 2-3 Courses including drinks and the meal was wonderful”
Edinburgh dinner with a bagpipe welcome, two-course Scottish meal and live folk music, plus a whiskey toast and optional Irn Bru.
“Whether it is true what they offer butoo can be greatly improved. He says they welcome you with bagpipes and it is true but on the street because no one tells you that the restaurant is the place of the event, even in my reservation never came the time and I had to write to them a day earlier asking the time and they were slow to respond. Returning to the piper only plays a melody, and it was so cold that you could not even record without freezing, being able to enjoy the moment in the restaurant, this is not with the aim of harming, but there is much…”
Italian dinner on a vintage red bus in Glasgow: pizza, antipasti, Prosecco, singalong hosting, and city-centre sights in 1.5 hours.
“What a fabulous experience full of fun singing songs you had forgotten about thankyou guys will definitely recommend this”
A guided Edinburgh day with reserved Royal Military Tattoo seats, Rosslyn Chapel visit, and a four-course Scottish pub dinner, with pickup.
“It was fabulous!!!! Alan is the BOMB!! Knowledgeable and made it very safe and secure for a solo traveler. Meet great Ladies from South Africa. Just a really great experience”
Slow Food Highland dining in Inverness, a private home dinner with Karen, seasonal Scottish dishes, and optional wine pairing.
“The experience itself was fine, good food and good conversation. The problem we had was when we were finished, Karen requested we pay an additional $40 per person for wine. This was a surprise to us as there was nowhere in the experience description that we would be charged extra. When I politely questioned this charge, Karen insisted that it was “implied” so I should have known. She then went on to say that I was the first person to ever bring this up and that we had stayed for an extra 30 minutes at her home (timing of which we had no control over). Her demeanor in handling our…”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
