Exquisite dining in beautiful surroundingsThere are few better places in Edinburgh than No.35 at The BonhamOn an elegant West End Terrace, not far from the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Stockbridge area, No.35 at The Bonham Restaurant is a character rich dining room, which combines classical elegance with the contemporary.Not your ordinary hotel restaurantThe wood panelled restaurant is an intimate, distinctive and cosy retreat. Following an extensive refurbishment, No.35 blends traditional elements, luxurious fabrics and timely touches that reflect the original Georgian roots of the building. A fabulous place to dine at the end of a busy day’s shopping and sightseeing in Edinburgh.Choose from our A La Carte Menu, a great choice for all tastes, or why not join us every lunchtime for our famous “Boozy Snoozy” Menu, a 3-course selection including a half bottle of wine per person. We also offer Afternoon Tea in our
We are excited to welcome you to Liberté Café, Bar & Brasserie. Liberté is a celebration of fine food, exquisite drinks and warm Scottish hospitality. Our European inspired menus feature the finest Scottish ingredients, celebrating the best of local and international flavours. Whether you're joining us for a relaxed working lunch, or celebrating with dinner and cocktails, Liberté is your new go to destination for all-day dining and indulgence.
Nestled in the charming spa town of Bridge of Allan, Stirling, The Bawbee offers a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors alike. This lively cocktail bar and restaurant is celebrated for its expertly crafted drinks and generous portions, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed meal or a spirited evening out. The interior boasts a fresh, botanical aesthetic, complemented by an extensive outdoor beer garden, ideal for enjoying the Scottish weather. Guests can enjoy a selection of small plates and grazing boards, all while soaking in the lively ambiance, often enhanced by regular live entertainment, including jazz and DJ nights. The name itself, 'Bawbee,' pays homage to local history, referencing a coin made from copper mined in the area for Mary Queen of Scots. Please note, there is no wheelchair access available.
