Scottish Field

fine dining

Enjoy a meal in one of Scotland’s finest spots

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Thyme at Errichel Restaurant

Aberfeldy, Perthshire

Tel: 01887 820850

www.errichel.co.uk

Thyme at Errichel Restaurant is set in the heart of glorious Highland Perthshire. Truly special menus created by chef and patron Paul Newman showcase Errichel Farm reared produce alongside the best seasonal, local ingredient­s with flavours and influences from around the world. With friendly and informativ­e service; a specially selected wine list, delicious cocktails and specialist spirits all chosen to enhance your dining experience, Thyme at Errichel is time well spent.

Ballathie House Hotel

Kinclaven, Perthshire

Tel: 01250 883268

www.ballathieh­ousehotel.com

Drink in the scenery, then eat it! A very fitting suggestion as Ballathie is surrounded by an abundant larder, with the River Tay on its doorstep, lush green pastures for cattle, sheep and farm vegetables, venison from the hills and game from the carefully tended woodland. Their kitchen brigade bring together the finest produce to create a fresh twist on classic cuisine.

Knockinaam Lodge

Portpatric­k, Dumfries and Galloway

Tel: 01776 810471

www.knockinaam­lodge.com

Discover a perfect paradise at luxurious Knockinaam Lodge, shortliste­d for ‘Most Hospitable Hotel’ in the 2016 Scottish Thistle Awards, and awarded three AA Red Stars and three AA Rosettes for its exquisite food and drink. A member of Connoisseu­rs Scotland, guests can enjoy delicious gourmet dining with an imaginativ­e menu created by prestigiou­s Head Chef, Tony Pierce. An impressive selection of top quality champagnes, wines and whiskies are available in this coastal hotel, near Portpatric­k in south-west Scotland.

Parklands Hotel

Perth, Perthshire

Tel: 01738 6224451

www.theparklan­dshotel.com

Situated overlookin­g the South Inch park in Perth, Parklands Hotel offers two restaurant­s for your gourmet break away or evening dining. With a team led by former Scottish Chef of the Year Graeme Pallister, 63@Parklands has two AA Rosettes for dining and serves a contempora­ry Scottish menu, whilst the No1 The Bank bistro is an informal option. Private dining rooms are available. The hotel also offers dinner, bed and breakfast packages for guests.

Windlestra­w

Walkerburn, Borders

Tel: 01896 870636

www.windlestra­w.co.uk

Windlestra­w, a magnificen­t Edwardian manor overlookin­g the picturesqu­e Tweed Valley – home to six unique bedrooms and an intimate restaurant – is the perfect getaway in the heart of the Borders. When it comes to food, they believe in using only the freshest, ingredient­s to create classic dishes, presented with a modern and personal touch. They source their ingredient­s from suppliers based in the Borders, ensuring consistenc­y and quality, while supporting both the environmen­t and the local community.

The Pompadour by Galvin

Edinburgh

Tel: 0131 222 8975

www.thepompado­urbygalvin.com

Situated at the iconic Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – The Caledonian, The Pompadour offers a world-class dining experience with views to Edinburgh Castle. Classic French dishes are given a Scottish, seasonal twist by Michelinst­arred chef brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin. Indulge in their seven course menu gourmand or try the reasonably priced set menu, starting at £29 per person. Afterwards, relax with a cocktail in the hotel’s sumptuous Peacock Alley.

Mingary Castle

Ardnamurch­an, Highlands

Tel: 01972 510715

www.mingarycas­tle.com

The chefs at Mingary Castle aim to serve you innovative, creative and tasty food with all unnecessar­y decoration removed in order to achieve a refined and focused cuisine without any boundaries. Simple quality is top priority, showcasing their grow, forage, cook philosophy and representi­ng the Ardnamurch­an Estate produce in the most respectful light. A true dining experience from two chefs who are truly offering something unique.

The Buccleuch Arms

St. Boswells, Borders

Tel: 01835 822243

www.buccleucha­rms.com

Owners Billy and Rachael Hamilton hold a provenance rocks ethos. They understand customers expect them to work with first class local suppliers, are passionate about using local produce and are 100 per cent behind Scottish agricultur­e. Launched summer 2012, The Blue Coo Bistrot has been incredibly well received in its first four years of opening, winning multiple awards, including Scottish Inn of the Year 2015. The Buccleuch Arms also has 19 guest bedrooms.

Oban & Lorn Tourism Alliance

Oban, Argyll

Tel: 01631 563122

www.oban.org.uk

Enjoy local shellfish at award-winning restaurant­s, or feast on the finest fish and chips in the west. The town’s reputation as the Seafood Capital of Scotland is well deserved. Oban’s Winter Festival offers family fun and festive events and the area boasts a wide range of accommodat­ion from high-end to budget with plenty to see and do all year. By train, plane, ferry or car – Oban’s ‘closer than you think!’

Melfort House

Oban, Argyll

Tel: 01852 200326

www.melforthou­se.co.uk

Melfort House is a family-run dinner, bed and breakfast. Overlookin­g Loch Melfort, menus are changed daily and, where possible, locally sourced ingredient­s from the sea, the farm or in the garden are used. Enjoy the informal house party feel of relaxing in the drawing room in front of the roaring fire before a candlelit dinner. Prior booking is essential.

Arisaig House

Arisaig, Inverness-shire

Tel: 01687 450730

www.arisaighou­se.co.uk

Family-run Arisaig House is open for dinner to non-residents. Menus are updated daily, using locally-sourced ingredient­s from the garden, sea and hills. Also passionate about supporting the arts, paintings by local artists are for sale at Arisaig House, and regular music evenings are hosted. In summer, dinner can be enjoyed on the terrace overlookin­g Loch nan Uamh. Booking is essential.

The Roost Restaurant

Bridge of Earn, Perthshire

Tel: 01738 812111

www.theroostre­staurant.co.uk

Located five miles outside Perth, this award-winning restaurant’s unique style of fine dining has gained recognitio­n throughout the county. Renowned for using his own home-grown vegetables and being a keen forager, chef and proprietor Tim Dover works with the seasons to produce beautiful, high-quality dishes served in the comfort of their intimate dining room.

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