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The food

The best ingredients need the least fussing

We cook with ingredients that already have something to say. Fish from cold water, meat raised well, vegetables at their best and herbs that bring brightness to the plate. We work with farmers, fishermen and foragers across Scotland, letting the season and the place set the direction.

 

The food is thoughtful but never overworked. We like rich crab stock, crisp greens, slow-cooked things, good bread and puddings that make people pause before they leave the table. The aim is simply to cook well, feed people generously and make a meal that feels right for the occasion.

Cooking with the season

The menus change as the year does. Spring brings asparagus, wild garlic, fresh fish and the first tender greens. In autumn and winter, we turn to game, roots, squash, crab and slow cooking. We follow what is good, rather than holding to a fixed menu, and bring it to the table with warmth.

Sample Menu Autumn/Winter

Roast celeriac terrine, Puy lentils, apple & parsley 

 

Baked brie, apricot, toasted pistachio

 

Chicken liver parfait, pear, pickled walnut & watercress

 

Braised ox cheek, mustard leaf, shallot & dijon

 

Cream of crab soup, brioche croutons & chive​
 


 

Baked squash risotto, cavolo nero & sage 

 

halibut, buttered leeks, mussels & chive velouté

 

lamb shoulder, borlotti beans, turnips & lamb jus

 

Roast venison, charred onion & port jus

 

 Riesling coq au vin, green beans, Herbes de Provence

 

 Beef brisket, peppercorn & wilted spinach


 

served with pommes purée or crispy roasted potatoes & 

green salad with heather honey, lemon, dijon vinaigrette

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Poached pear, yogurt mousse, hazelnuts & oat crumble

 

Sticky toffee pudding, toffee sauce & vanilla cream

 

Chocolate & cherry black forest cake

 

Lemon posset, spruce tip  & short bread

 

A selection of Scottish & European cheeses

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“The food was out of this world — a perfect balance of comfort and fine dining.”— Katie

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