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First look inside Ottolenghi's first Scottish restaurant ahead of opening (opens the original)
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First-look images of Ottolenghi's new Edinburgh restaurant have been released ahead of its opening this week. The George Street venue will become the group's debut restaurant in Scotland when it opens its doors on Friday, October 2, more than two decades after the first Ottolenghi deli opened in London's Notting Hill. The new restaurant is located on George Street in Edinburgh (Image: Newsquest) Newly released photographs offer a glimpse inside the space, which has been designed by long-time Ott
I never planned to be a chef - now my burgers are ranked among the world's best (opens the original)
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Nick Watkins started El Perro Negro as a pop-up in 2014 with no formal chef training but a clear idea of what a great burger should be. 12 years on, the brand has two sites in Glasgow and Edinburgh, a stack of industry accolades, including two National Burger Awards for the UK's Best Burger, and, in 2026, was ranked on the World's 101 Best Burger Places list, making it the first Scottish restaurant to feature on the inaugural list. El Perro Negro was recently ranked among the World's 101 Best Bu
Scotlandâs first non-alcoholic distillery secures nationwide M&S listing (opens the original)
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Scotlandâs first non-alcoholic distillery has secured a nationwide listing with Marks & Spencer for its 'pioneering' 0.0% ABV spirit. Feragaia, a premium zero-sugar alcohol-free spirit, launched across 355 M&S stores on September 23, adding to the retailer's growing range of alcohol-free alternatives. The listing marks a significant milestone for the Fife-based business and comes amid growing demand for premium alcohol-free drinks as consumer drinking habits continue to evolve. M&S said sales
This is not your average garden centre café - but does it live up to the hype? (opens the original)
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Weâll get the obvious statements out of the way early this week and acknowledge that this is far from your average garden centre café. There are no dry fruit scones and weak cups of tea on offer at Homegrown in Gartcosh. Far from it. Instead, think more small plates and grazing boards, washed down with your choice of cherry syrup-infused coconut water with a hojicha (Japanese green tea) âcollagen cloudâ or a beetroot latte enriched with spices to promote improved digestion and stress reli
Why a new whisky was enough to tempt me onto the West Highland Way (opens the original)
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There are very few circumstances under which I would agree to any sort of trek in the great outdoors. I abhor clunky walking boots that always seem to blister no matter how thick your socks are, the rustle that oversized waterproof gear makes with each stride, and the thought of creepy crawlies lurking in long grass just waiting for their chance to latch onto your trouser leg. But sweeten the deal with the promise of sampling an exclusive new limited-edition whisky and, well, that might just d
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