Restaurant of the Week

Restaurant of the Week: Indigo Yard, 7 Charlotte Lane, Edinburgh

Indigo Yard has an impressive draught beer selection, including a rotational Beer of the Month, so bring along your beer buddies.

Restaurant of the week: The Apron Restaurant, Carlisle Road, Hamilton

Restaurant of the Week: Surf and Turf at Macdonald Rusacks Hotel, Pilmour Links, St Andrews

Restaurant of the week: Siam Cottage, 13 Castle Street, Aberdeen

The Castlegate has for its focal point the Citadel – a castellated mansion on the site of the medieval Aberdeen Castle – as well as the Mercat Cross, built 1686 by architect John Montgomery.

Restaurant of the Week: Wudon, 535 Great Western Road, Glasgow

The teas here are some of the nicest we have tasted. Swap your traditional green tea for a flowering version and watch a work of art unravel at the bottom of your cup.

Restaurant Review: The Ivy, 106 Buchanan Street, Glasgow

The Ivy comes from the same chain as the iconic restaurant in London’s Covent Garden, famed for its revolving door of celebrities.

Restaurant of the Week: Wahaca, 16 S St Andrew St, Edinburgh

Wahaca was started by former Masterchef winner Thomasina Miers, and Mark Selby.

Restaurant of the Week: Bo & Birdy, Blythswood Square, Glasgow

The hotel building was once the headquarters of the Royal Scottish Automobile Club and was one of eight official starting points of the 1955 Monte Carlo Rally.

Restaurant of the Week: Boardwalk, Millennium Wheel Drive, Falkirk

Restaurant of the Week: The Spiritualist, 62 Miller St, Glasgow

Restaurant of the Week: Da Claudio, 388 Brandon St, Motherwell

Four generations are involved in Da Claudio, which was named after the original Tuscan owner, who opened the restaurant in 1991.