The Glasvegan…read more Food*** We got the breakfast wrap and the Schwarma wrap. Both were tasty and good! They come with a side salad and chips.p Atmosphere** Not very clean and not very quiet. It's in a busy area though. Service*** Very nice staff and despite their card machine being stolen they were very nice and helpful. Price $$ Under 25 for two dinners

Very tasty, affordable vegan fast food…read more We did an online order one afternoon and our order was ready for pick-up in under 15 minutes. I got the Houmoucide sandwich (£6.50) and my wife got the Doner Vebab (£7.50). We enjoyed both our meals very much. My sandwich was massive, filled with lots of hummus and tahini, plenty of falafel, roasted peppers, beets, rocket, sunflower seeds, and garlic sauce. It was a very messy, but very delicious, sandwich. Great stuff at a bargain price. All in all, we both really enjoyed our meal here and would gladly return.

Love this pub. Staff very friendly (shout out to the friendly Canadian server/bar tenders). Food…read morewas great, nachos plates are out of this world (see pic). Locals were very friendly and great to talk to. If back in Edinburgh will definitely be going back.

Service was nice. It's basically ordering at the counter and getting it brought to you. If you want…read moreanything you need to get up and get it from them yourself. Not a problem. Place was empty on a Monday afternoon visiting the area. I ordered the steak sandwich which was dry and the bread hard. Fries were not seasoned but you can do that yourself with condiments on the table. I added mayo to my sandwich but it didn't much help so I just opened the sandwich and ate the meat. Kids' Mac and cheese wasn't all that but the pulled pork was good. Wouldn't recommend but it was not horrific.

Such a great little cafe! My boyfriend and I stumbled in here looking for something for him to eat;…read morehe is allergic to dairy and gluten unfortunately. Not only did we find a great lemon glazed cake for him, but I had a great sandwich as well. The cafe has so many options for anyone with specific dietary requirements such as vegetarian, gluten free, vegan, dairy free, etc. The owner was also kind and helpful to us since we were new to the area. She even came in early the next day so we could get some more cake before we headed to the Isle of Mull!

Great little vegetarian café where all the dishes are available as a vegan version (it's more like…read morea vegan café with the option to swap tufo for eggs, non-dairy cheese with milk cheese, etc.). Have a lot of take out options and almost all desserts were vegan. They also have a fridge full of Clive's vegan pies you can take home. Highly recommended if you're in Oban.

We had an amazing experience at David Bann. It's an all-vegetarian fine-dining restaurant, with…read morefood that is both gorgeous in presentation and in taste. We decided on this restaurant late in the day, and the only reservation was late...we took it but showed up a couple hours early, and with a short wait, they were able to seat us at a nice table on a busy evening. Grateful for that! My wife and I shared two starters, the final and the smoked tofu. We loved everything about both of these dishes in taste and presentation. We also shared the Double-Baked Pudding - a delicate dish sort of like a soufflé made with a nice cheese ambiance about it. Really good flavors and Scottish ingredients for the win. We liked it, though the starters were definitely the stars of the meal for us. We didn't have a cocktail as we were heading out to a whisky bar later (and we have limits ;) but the cocktail menu looked delicious and what we saw being delivered to other tables also had as second guessing those limits we have for ourselves. We're lucky to have stumbled on this spot...off the beaten path, but close enough to the Royal Mile to make it accessible on foot. It's an especially great find for vegetarians and one of the best vegetarian-specific restaurants we've been to anywhere.

This is I've of the best vegetarian restaurants I've enjoyed…read more Walking in, the restaurant it's quite modern in its appointment with wooden tables, chairs, floors and wall decoration. It's simple but tasteful. Our server Iona, brought us to our table at the window where we were able to watch the world walk by. Iona was very helpful and guided us to make excellent choices. She's very friendly and professional. For lunch we chose several starters and a main. The starters included the short crust tart that was a delicate pastry filled with clarified onion and cheese. Totally delicious. My wife enjoyed the dinner salad with very fresh veggies. We also chose the lemon braised fennel and David's tofu. We were trying to she appetite for dinner and only ordered one main, the Koftas. They are like an eggplant felafel. They were delicious. The slightly spicy curry sauce in which they were served was also great.

Served Sunday Banquet - 3 courses plus popadoms, chutneys and drink: £9…read more Partaking in lunch: me (the vegetarian) and himself (the carnivore) A contemporary restaurant with classy modern decor, Ayr India served us top notch food packed full of flavour and very much lived up to it's excellent reputation. The Sunday Banquet menu looked like such amazing value it would have been pretty daft to order from the a la carte. I love the element of mystery when opting for a served banquet. You're never entirely sure what will come to the table - the waiter asks whether you prefer your food hot, medium or mild and then checks your dietary/meaty preferences before bringing a colourful array of dishes to the table. We figured the chances of enjoying our meal were pretty high, and we weren't wrong! One stunning dish after another made its way to our table. Popadoms were up first accompanied by four different dips/chutneys: sweet honey mango, spiced onions, minted yoghurt and chili spiced. All very different. All delicious. They were quickly followed by one of my favourite Indian appetisers; chana dhal on light-as-a-feather crisp poori. For starters, himself had chicken wings and chicken pakora, while I had a selection of vegetable pakora which included cauliflower just the right side of al dente, and clearly freshly cooked to order. Rice, Indian bread and a couple of main course dishes each brought a knowing smile to our faces. We knew it would be a struggle to finish all this lovely looking food, but we were going to give it a jolly good try. Stuffed, happy, and barely able to move, we paid our very modest bill and went for a much needed walk. Don't think I'll be needing anything to eat for a few days. The restaurant serves the Sunday Banquet from 12.30 til 4pm and though it was very quiet when we arrived, it was almost full when we left, so might be worth booking a table, says she who never books a table, and always takes a chance! NB. They are pretty switched on about special dietary requirements and are vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free friendly. Just be sure to mention when ordering.

SImply amazing! Really good. Table was ready when we arrived…read moreeven although place was buzzing. Not the usual menu choices but plenty choice and variety. Food was beautiful, service was great and we can't fault in any way.

Amazing Leith vegan restaurant/pub. 100% vegan menu and allergens descriptions. You can choose from…read moredifferent cuisines. They have pizzas, more original foods, burger, macarony with cheese, etc... I believe that this place is perfect for friendly chat with some beer or drinks. I had "Meatballs" with cheese and sauce and it was amazing! I visited many places, but this is definitely one of the best. Their food is super good! I tried their burger too (my gf had one) and it was so good! They have their own "meat" inside burger which makes burger special. I can only recommend for something to eat, or just sit down for a beer with friends.

A delicious all-vegan bar in Edinburgh! It's refreshing when the whole menu is vegan, and they…read morecater to allergens as well. The place was packed, so make sure you call ahead with a reservation if you're coming with a group! They offer specials daily; we visited on Thursday which included a burger, fries and a drink for £12. We had the Mexican chicken burger, and since we don't drink, the waiter kindly made us a pina colada mocktail. We also had the fish and chips, which has been the closest vegan resemblance to fish and chips I have ever seen! It even came with mayo and mushy peas. For dessert we had pineapple upside down cake, which was warm and the perfect balance of sweet and tart. A great find in Edinburgh!

So I took a wee trip to Mandors and before I rounded the corner I could smell the most amazing…read morefood. Happily, the mouth watering aroma only grew stronger as I neared the fabric store, and I noticed the newest cafe to set up shop next door. Determining to pop in after I made my purchases, I happily went to pick up my goods. By the time I was entering the cafe I was famished. I scoped the place out and was heartened to see loads of fresh veg for sale, a bookcase full of eclectic choices and a piano in the far back. The lovely waitress was very patient and informative as the daily menu hadn't been put up on the chalkboard wall yet. I decided on a mix of 2 delicious looking salads, carrot and kale quinoa and roast garlic and nut quinoa. I asked for a side portion of the tasty looking hummus and finished with a bottle of cloudy apple juice. I went to sit down and noticed around the back of the kitchen was a pop up trade shop, full of lovely wee bits and pieces. Customers were encouraged to take, swap or donate! The lovely waitress brought over my salad and oh... no words could adequately explain how tasty I found this. For what looked like a small portion I actually struggled to finish it, and I'm a big girl! You know that way you know you're full but it's too awesome to waste? (This might explain my big girlness ;p) the apple juice was fresh tasting and thirst quenching, I could've bought another bottle for the road, but I wanted to leave the change I had for the tip! After eating I checked out Yelp for more reviews and noticed a few people talking about the awesome toilet. Intrigued, I went for a look - worth it is all I'll say! On exiting the loo I ended up chatting with the owner who was adding stock to the swap shop, and I told her the different ways she could use Yelp to promote her business. She too was incredibly nice, and I assured her I would be back soon. All in all I feel I've found a wee pocket oasis deceptively close to the hustle and bustle of Sauchiehall. The fact that it's just next door to Mandors is an added bonus! One star off because I didn't get the chance to see the full menu (it didn't start until after midday), but I'll no doubt update this when I do!

I'd actually visited here once before for a Locavore dinner and remembered it yesterday when I…read moreneeded a working space for a couple of hours (with food, of course). I arrived just after 1pm and I honestly didn't expect it to be nearly full, there was only one table left. Thankfully someone came over to clear it for me. I popped to the counter to order some lunch - the menu has lots of lovely-sounding veggie options so I went for the full plate at £6. For this you get one thing off the specials menu, 3 salads and dips. I went for spanakopita and the rest of the plate was filled with lovely salads like beetroot, carrot, cashew and lentils, as well as two lovely dips in the middle of the plate. It was a really good sized portion which I actually couldn't finish so next time I'd get something a little smaller I think! The cafe has a lovely vibe to it with people working away, playing guitar, catching up with family and generally relaxing. It would make a great spot to work for a few hours as well as it's handy for the top of town. On my way out I spied a great selection of cakes which I'll investigate further next time!

Overall: A+ // 6 stars…read more Inspiring vegetarian restaurant that has an impressive understanding of vegetables and reimagines them in ways that I do not often see in cooking. The dishes are all well balanced in flavor, texture, and color, while also being dietary friendly. The staff are very kind and attentive, and the ambience is comfortingly spacious and brightly uplifting. Pepper Muhammara - Delicious nibble that offers a flavor-packed load of substance coming from that roasted pepper spread; the bread absorbs the spread beautifully and the pomegranate adds a a subtle sweet burst of flavor. Oyster Mushroom Scallops - Smart way to transform oyster mushrooms into a brilliant appetizer. The dish is vibrant with color and texture, as backed by those crisp greens. Sauerkraut Salad - Intriguing salad that is expected to be primarily sour, but then elevated by the additions of hemp seeds, carrots, and beyond. I like that the pickle is a fresh light pickle, so the vegetables retains some of its texture. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: +1 Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

Great place! Yum! Love the vegan haggis. Ask for extra sauce because it's very tasty!read more

I'm so pleased that when going for a meeting in the Hub I decided to pop in for a drink...which…read morethen turned into lunch! This is a great example of the perks in Gentrifying an area! It's a beautiful space complete with daffodils and comfortable tartan chairs. The staff were all pleasant and attentive, and happy to answer my questions! I ordered a chai latte to go, and the waiter checked if I wanted it with or without a shot of coffee. Yes my initial instinct is to bristle when someone suggests coffee in chai but I'm glad they Asked and gave me the option. The take away cups are nice and recycled, but I did burn my tongue on the drink...boo. An hour or so later I returned for lunch. I was very happy with my decision. I ordered a Brie and cranberry panini and asked for extra bacon. We shared a portion of chips. The chips were perfect. Skin on, a little on the dry side rather than oily which was really nice and they came with a side of garlic mayo. The panini was fabulous. Just what I wanted. The Brie was creamy and just the right amount of cranberry. My second chai latte of the day was very tasty. They make it with syrup so it is a bit on the sweet side, but very nice none the less. They do offer Gluten and Dairy free too! Both with soups and sandwiches, then also with cakes! I was advised that the afternoon tea offer they have also comes with gluten and dairy free options! Just make sure to let them know if you book. Overall, very happy with this find! I foresee it becoming a regular. Be sure to check it out if you're in the area.

Lovely place! The food is lovely and the drinks and cakes are really nice - beautiful atmosphere…read moreand really friendly staff

The food is excellent, the staff are pleasant and the surroundings are lovely possibly the best…read moreIndian restaurant in Paisley.

I am always a bit wary when I walk into a restaurant during prime dinner hours (7pm) and find the…read morerestaurant completely void of patrons. No matter though... My co-worker and I braved an evening walk through the dark streets of Jonestown, Scotland to find this specific restaurant for its highly touted curries. Seriously though... How could I pass up curry? So, I ordered the Madras Lamb Curry with a sweet raisin naan bread. You would think that being the only guests in the restaurant the food would arrive quickly. In fact, it was just the opposite. I suppose they had to go catch the lamb out back for our meal. Regardless, after about an hour of waiting and several glasses of India's finest Viper beer, the food finally arrived. The curry was supposedly on the spicier side, but seemed more on the mild side to me. Perhaps a 4 on the 1 - 10 scale, 10 being extremely spicy. The curry was in a thick tomato based paste with lamb chunks hidden within the gravy. It wasn't all that great to me. What saved the meal was the naan bread. I don't know what it is about warm fresh flat bread that makes everything taste better, but I certainly made quick work of the bread and had it devoured in minutes. The decor of the restaurant was a strange choice of pastel pink with a splash of Indian-like artifacts strewn randomly about the wall. Shimla house definitely would not be the best Indian restaurant I've ever dined at, but has certainly earned its place as the most peculiar Indian restaurant I had the pleasure of visiting.