Top Scotland Dining Experiences - page 2

Travel back in time as you discover the history of whisky in Scotland while you sample 4 different Single Malt Scotch Whiskies. Discover the people who have made Scotch the success it is today and enjoy the company of fellow likeminded travellers in the setting of one of Edinburgh’s historic bars. After the tour, unwind downstairs at the bar with their selection of over 300 whiskies.

A guided tour taking you through the New Town and Old Town of Edinburgh Visit four unique Edinburgh bars and venues Comfortable group sizes of no more than ten attendees chaperoned by an experienced tour guide and drinks specialist. Four serves of Scottish alcoholic drinks, including cider, real cask ale, whisky, gin & tonic, cocktails and an optional meat & cheese platter. Learn about the city’s history, architecture and the story of brewing and distilling in Edinburgh

Join us for a fun ice cream desserts morning: a celebration of bold flavours, creative flair, and morning indulgence. From refreshing sorbets, to sought after baked alaskas. Something for everyone. Each session begins with a brief introduction to the vibrant markets where her creations come to life. You’ll then hear a little about Ms Crème herself and the passion and inspiration behind the ice cream creations. You will be able to create your own full breakfast from the sample menu provided. For any allergens or dietary requirements, please do get in touch. Please note that these are outdoor markets.

Spice up your time in Edinburgh with a visit to the Hard Rock Cafe on George Street. Enjoy priority seating, grab your place amidst fun rock-n-roll memorabilia like Elvis Presley’s sombrero or James Brown’s pink satin vest, and savor a 2- or 3-course American-style meal.

This experience offers a true taste of Scotland in an intimate cellar right on Edinburgh’s historic Royal Mile. With a maximum of just 10 guests, each session is personal, relaxed, and engaging — a world away from crowded, touristy tours. Our whisky masterclass is designed to be welcoming for both beginners and enthusiasts, blending expert education with storytelling and fun. Plus, with options to upgrade to premium and rare drams, you can tailor the experience to suit your curiosity or passion for whisky. It's an authentic, intimate way to discover the magic of Scotch whisky in the heart of the city.

The real story of the Highlands with traditional music, stories, food and a whisky tasting included. A one-hour lunch time show hosted in MacGregor's Bar (Winner 'Best Bar in Scotland' by Visit Scotland) and as seen in Rick Steves' Europe. Your host, Bruce MacGregor is one of Scotland's foremost traditional musicians (founder of Blazin' Fiddles), the former presenter of BBC Scotland's folk music show, and the owner of the bar! The Taste of Scotland menu contains 4 tapas style dishes including Cullen Skink (smoked fish chowder) Hot smoked salmon salad, Haggis Scotch egg and Cranachan (cream, oats, berries and whisky) 'It is an absolute must-do for anyone seeking the true spirit of the Highlands' Rochelle D 'Fabulous experience. Highly recommend' GrandTour

Delve into the history and lore of Oban and its little-known treasures with this guided driving tour far from the tourist track. Visit highlights like the Dunstaffnage Castle & Chapel, St. Conan's Kirk, and Kilchurn Castle plus travel down the Glen Lonan Road to admire standing stones and take in the sweeping landscape, with free admission at Taynuilt Trees. End with a tasting at an open-air seafood bar on the waterfront.

Visit a bespoke whisky lounge right in the heart of Edinburgh for a journey through Scotland's past. Savor single malt whiskies from several esteemed distilleries to uncover the secrets of Scotch whisky-making, and experience the great Scottish tradition of storytelling on this tasting tour.

When you’re in the Scottish Highlands, a wonderful way to spend the evening is sipping whiskey and listening to live Scottish music. This tour lets you sample three malt whiskeys while Davy Holt sings traditional and original Scottish songs. Just make your way to the Malt Room, then settle in for a fun evening and maybe make a few new friends.

There are plenty of whisky-tasting experiences on offer in Edinburgh but only one that is led by an award-wining stand-up comedian (and his dog). Enjoy a completely original experience in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town as you sample a flight of four malt whiskies from across Scotland while learning about the history and process of Scotch whisky.

Journey to the frontier of ancient Rome on this full-day tour of Hadrian’s Wall and the Scottish borders from Edinburgh. First up is a tour of the 15th-century Rosslyn Chapel, famously featured in ‘The Da Vinci Code’ and renowned for its mysterious stone carvings and unique architecture. After lunch (not included), stop at Melrose Abbey, the burial site of King Robert the Bruce’s heart, and look out over the English border from Cheviot Hills, before walking along the UNESCO-listed Hadrian’s Wall.

Knowing the best spots for a quintessential British experience in Edinburgh can be tricky. Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea on a vintage Routemaster bus tour, and cruise past city landmarks including Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace as you sample fresh scones, sandwiches, and tea. Choose a departure time to suit your schedule, and capture stylish snaps on board the classic vehicle.

Check off Stirling Castle, the Kelpies monument, and Loch Lomond on this day trip from Edinburgh. Have a photo stop at one of the largest equine sculptures in the world—The Kelpies, then travel through Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Finally, enjoy the perk of having admission to Stirling Castle included so you can go on an interior tour.

Explore Scotland's rugged countryside and sample the nation's favorite beverage on this guided Highlands and whisky tour from Edinburgh. Make photo stops in quaint villages and at natural attractions including dense forests, sparkling rivers, and tall waterfalls as you head north toward Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery for a tour and taste.

Take a break from the city and head into the Scottish Highlands for a taste of Scotch whiskies often missed by visitors. In addition to navigating, your guide acts as designated driver so that you can fully enjoy the tastings. Between distillery visits, break up the day with a midday stop to explore Aberfeldy. Round-trip transport from Edinburgh is included for your convenience. Note that in January, Glenturret Distillery is replaced by Blair Athol Distillery. Admission fees for distillery tours are not included.

Indulge in a hands-on Scottish cooking class with breathtaking views over Edinburgh from Corstorphine Hill. Hosted by Fiona, a Leith's-trained chef passionate about Scottish cuisine, this intimate experience offers a warm and informal atmosphere for food lovers of all skill levels. Begin with a welcoming tea or coffee and homemade Scottish shortbread in Fiona’s open-plan kitchen, where the city skyline unfolds through large windows. Together, you'll prepare a two-course seasonal menu using the finest local ingredients, then gather around the table to savor the fruits of your labor while being immersed in true Scottish hospitality. As a final touch, leave with a unique Scottish gift and, if you wish, take a short walk nearby for even more stunning vistas of Edinburgh's iconic landscape. Perfect for visitors seeking an authentic taste of Scotland in an unforgettable setting!

For those seeking the pinnacle of gastronomic excellence, our immersive dining experience offers an unparalleled journey through the senses. Indulge in whisky, gin, and beer tastings, expertly guided by brand ambassadors, who will enhance your appreciation for these remarkable beverages. Throughout the evening, an enchanting narrative will unfold, captivating your imagination and leaving you with cherished memories. Please note under 18’s are welcome, the whisky, gin and beer tastings will be replaced with mocktails or soft drinks.

Immerse yourself in Scotland’s spectacular natural landscapes on a day tour of the Scottish Highlands from Inverness. In a small group limited to eight travelers, visit Loch Ness for a chance to spot the elusive monster; admire the prehistoric Clava Cairns, immerse yourself in the Highlands' tragic history at Culloden Battlefield, and make stops at a farm shop and whisky distillery.

Treat yourself to a day of whisky appreciation on a full-day tasting trip from Edinburgh. Wind through the Scottish Lowlands to a historic whisky-producing region, and visit Glengoyne Distillery and Deanston Distillery for informative tasting sessions and tours. Discover the centuries-old tradition of Scottish whisky production, view warehouses stocked with aged casks and marvel at the quiet beauty of Loch Lomond.

Our Intro Tasting explores four Scottish whiskies as we discover what truly gives this spirit such a distinct and varied flavour potential; uncovering exactly where variances in flavor and style come from. We will also discuss how whisky is made, touching on the history of this fine liquid as well as the best way to approach, serve and taste Whisky.

We have a large collection of whiskies you wouldn't be able to try otherwise, in an underground location unlike anything you've ever seen :) A dram of quirky whisky from a specialist bottler, or a uniquely Scottish gin, we change the offering every month so it will be different every few weeks!

Nestled in Aviemore, beneath the wild and breathtaking Cairngorms mountain range, deep in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, the Cairngorm Gin Company was born in 2019. We set out on a passionate journey to craft something truly exceptional – an award-winning artisanal gin that encapsulates the essence of this untamed landscape. Enjoy three carefully selected measures from an award-winning range, each served on signature bespoke flight boards alongside premium Fever-Tree mixers.

Immerse yourself in the warmth of traditional Scottish hospitality for a cooking experience and 3-course dinner as you step into the welcoming embrace of local host Nell's stunning 200-year-old home nestled in the heart of Edinburgh. Begin your culinary journey with a warm introduction to Scottish cooking, while savoring homemade cheese oatcakes and Edinburgh Scottish rhubarb and ginger gin liqueur. Under Nell's expert guidance, master the art of preparing a quintessential Scottish soup - Cullen Skink- and craft your very own batch of buttery, melt-in-your-mouth Scottish shortbread. Dine Nell's elegant sitting room with Scotland's national dish, haggis (meat or vegetarian), served with creamy mashed potatoes and turnips, and enjoy a dram of whisky while you toast to Robert Burns' famous "Ode to a Haggis" poem. To wrap up this memorable evening, indulge in your homemade shortbread and tea or coffee, and depart with a tartan-wrapped goodie bag.

Whiskies you wouldn't be able to try otherwise, in an underground location unlike anything you've ever seen! Ideal for those who’ve had a dram or two and are ready to discover something new. Explore 4 distinctive whiskies from across the regions, focusing on independent bottlers, unique cask finishes, and lesser-known gems you won’t easily find again. Expect surprises, complexity, and bold flavours.