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Scottish restaurants keep seat at top table, judges foodie bible

News Scotsman (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008

... cutting down on dining out. The top Scots are Restaurant Martin Wishart in Edinburgh (14th place), Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles (23rd), the Creel, Orkney (32nd) and Kitchin, in Edinburgh (38th place).There are also six new Scottish entries in the guide – Creel Restaurant, Dunbar; Abstract, Edinburgh; Champany Inn, Linlithgow; An Lochan, Glasgow; La Vallée Blanche, Glasgow; and An...

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Scottish restaurants keep seat at top table, judges foodie bible

Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 09/04/2008

Alongside prestigious restaurants such as the Fat Duck, (number one) and Gordon Ramsay (two) is the Creel – a tiny seafood restaurant in St Margaret’s Hope in Orkney. The Good Food Guide, compiled by anonymous reviewers for the consumer watchdog Which?, is vital to restaurateurs when many people are cutting down on dining out. The top Scots are Restaurant Martin Wishart in Edinburgh (14th place), Andrew...