Scottish Field

CHEF’SCHOICE

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David Kinnes, Head Chef at Rufflets Country House Hotel, chooses his six favourite restaurant­s

THE PEAT INN, FIFE

The Peat Inn is family owned and run by chef Geoffrey Smeddle and his wife Katherine. The dishes are beautifull­y presented using some of Scotland’s finest ingredient­s. 01334 840206; www.thepeatinn.co.uk

ANGELS WITH BAGPIPES, EDINBURGH

With an enviable location right on the Royal Mile, this little gem of a place is a favourite when visiting the capital. Offering great menus for both lunch and dinner, there is also a fantastic tasting menu. 0131 220 1111; www.angelswith­bagpipes.co.uk

CRAIG MILLAR @16 WEST END, ST MONANS

Situated in the East Neuk of Fife, Craig Millar @ 16 West End offers super views of the harbour and Firth of Forth. Craig is especially well known for his fresh seafood, which features prominentl­y. 01333 730327; www.16westend.com

THE ROOST, BRIDGE OF EARN

Tim and Anna Dover have created The Roost in the village of Bridge of Earn. Tim prides himself on his use of Scottish ingredient­s, which he prepares in a classical French style. With a great selection of wines, this is one place to leave the car behind. 01738 812111; www.theroostre­staurant.co.uk

THE CELLAR, ANSTRUTHER

The Cellar has been an East Neuk staple for over 40 years. It was reopened in April 2014 by local boy Billy Boyter and has rightly won a Michelin star. It sources from local suppliers and has a great selection of local beers, gins and wines. 01333 310378; www.thecellara­nstruther.co.uk

OX AND FINCH, GLASGOW

The Ox and Finch is superb for contempora­ry and relaxed sharing dining. Situated on Sauchiehal­l Street, it is the perfect place to meet with friends for a catch up and some outstandin­g food. 0141 339 8627; www.oxandfinch.com

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