THE Good Food Guide has announced its annual 100 best local restaurants across the UK with a number of Scottish names making the list.
This year, the team behind the guide says it received an “astonishing” number of nominations from diners across the country, all keen to champion their favourite places to eat.
Around 60,000 votes were cast in a bid to celebrate independent restaurants all across the UK.
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Here’s a full list of the Scottish restaurants which feature in the guide:
- The Kinneuchar Inn – Kilconquhar
- The Gordon Arms – Selkirk
- The Dory Bistro – Pittenweem
- The Palmerston – Edinburgh
- The Whitehouse – Lochaline
- Provender – Melrose
- Gloriosa – Glasgow
- Leftfield – Edinburgh
- Fin & Grape – Edinburgh
- L’Escargot Bleu – Edinburgh
The Good Food Guide also names a winner in every area in the guide, with Fin & Grape being chosen as the best in Scotland.
The award for the best local restaurant in the UK was however given to Bavette in Leeds, which opened in February this year.
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