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Dining Categories: ALL Omnivore and RestaurantsDining Tags: Edinburgh, Scotland, and United Kingdom
Situated at the castle end of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, The Scotch Whisky Experience has the largest and most varied collection of whisky to be found anywhere in the world.
Enjoy our whisky tour, whisky shop and award-winning Amber Restaurant.
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1 Review on “The Scotch Whisky Experience”
I went here for a fancy dinner and they had designed a vegan menu just for me! (See photos) The salad that I was given as the starter looks really boring I know (my heart sank when I saw it approaching my table. Vegans don’t just eat piles of lettuce!) Little did I know that hidden amongst the leaves were all kinds of other tasty things like beans and beetroot and bits of walnut, not to mention the brilliant dressing. It ended up being the best salad I’d ever had! The main was pretty good too: some kind of potato fritter with roast vegetables, this ginger-y paste, and tomatoes. The desert was poached pear sitting on of some kind of berry. As you can probably imagine, it was quite acidic to eat all in one go. I think it would have benefited from a creamy element, but that’s just me! I asked for soya milk to put in my coffee which was the next course, but they didn’t have any. Shame. The Scotch Whisky Experience obviously doesn’t get many vegans coming to eat there. This considered, the food was surprisingly good.