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Gaby Soutar

Gaby Soutar is a lifestyle editor at The Scotsman. She has been reviewing restaurants for The Scotsman Magazine since 2007 and edits the weekly food pages.

Unalome by Graeme Cheevers, Glasgow, restaurant review - we visit the venue that kept its Michelin Star for 2024

Restaurant Reviews

Glasgow

Hazel, Glasgow, review - the four-star AC Hotel by Marriott hotel restaurant isn't quite up to scratch

Restaurant Reviews

Glasgow

Cambo Gardens Cafe, Kingsbarns, review - say farewell to the snowdrops with cake and soup

Restaurant Reviews

St Andrews

Lyla, Edinburgh, review - a beautiful seafood focused experience that's worth dressing up for

Restaurant Reviews

Edinburgh

The Taybank, Dunkeld, review - this hotel restaurant's menu is good in parts

Restaurant Reviews

Dunkeld

Thirty Knots, South Queensferry, review - a mixed bag of a restaurant in the shadow of the Forth Bridge

Restaurant Reviews

Edinburgh

Paz Taqueria, Edinburgh, restaurant review - tacos are the way to their heart this Valentine's Day

Restaurant Reviews

Dine Craiglockhart, Edinburgh, restaurant review - a smart but casual bistro to suit the neighbourhood

Restaurant Reviews

Edinburgh

W Lounge, Edinburgh, review - for now, stick to cocktails only in the new W Hotel's all-day restaurant

Restaurant Reviews

Edinburgh

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Unalome by Graeme Cheevers, Glasgow, restaurant review - we visit the venue that kept its Michelin Star for 2024

Hazel, Glasgow, review - the four-star AC Hotel by Marriott hotel restaurant isn't quite up to scratch

Cambo Gardens Cafe, Kingsbarns, review - say farewell to the snowdrops with cake and soup

Lyla, Edinburgh, review - a beautiful seafood focused experience that's worth dressing up for

The Taybank, Dunkeld, review - this hotel restaurant's menu is good in parts

Thirty Knots, South Queensferry, review - a mixed bag of a restaurant in the shadow of the Forth Bridge

Paz Taqueria, Edinburgh, restaurant review - tacos are the way to their heart this Valentine's Day

Dine Craiglockhart, Edinburgh, restaurant review - a smart but casual bistro to suit the neighbourhood

W Lounge, Edinburgh, review - for now, stick to cocktails only in the new W Hotel's all-day restaurant

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