Eat Out Edinburgh!The Dining Room
The Dining room, Edinburgh — Scotch Malt Whisky Society
The Dining Room at 28 Queen Street welcomes new faces and old friends with traditional fine dining paired with culinary invention, expertly prepared by our chef James Freeman.
Enjoy distinguished flavours with personable service in our relaxed, refined Georgian dining room.
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The Dining Room (The Scotch Malt Whisky Society, 28 Queen Street ...
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Like a well-balanced whisky, the Dining Room marries flavours and sensory delights in the elegant surrounds of Edinburgh’s New Town.
The Dining Room sits on the first floor of an impressive Georgian townhouse which is home to the Scotch Malt Whisky Society.
Specialising in modern Scottish food and fine dining, The Dining Room at 28 Queen Street is a superb Edinburgh restaurant, set in the well-heeled New Town.
Home to The Scotch Malt Whisky Society, The Dining Room sits in the ground floor of a beautiful Georgian building in the heart of Edinburgh city and the patriotic menu, expertly prepared by the Head Chef, James Freeman, offers a range of prime Scottish produce.
Boasting the world's widest selection of exclusive single cask whiskies available along with an extensive wine list, The Dining Room at 28 Queen Street offers a sophisticated menu with seasonal dishes, along with personable, unfussy service.
Best festive private dining in Edinburgh - Scotsman Food and Drink
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Gary Ralston's restaurant review: The Dining Room, Kirkaldy - Gary ...
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The Dining Room is open 12 hours a day, seven days a week and, presumably, the owners have factored in all that time for customers to negotiate their entrance and exit through the temporary barriers and speed bumps.
But it’s now much more about food - casual cuisine, family friendly, with a bistro menu that plays to the greatest hits of that style of dining.
Admittedly, it was a surprise to even find the gents in the first place given the dark colours dominating the main dining room, although the other eating areas are much less gloomy.
It wasn’t lip-smackingly memorable, but my main course of mash with pork and leek sausages definitely raised the bar.
Alan, meanwhile, was savouring his ghoulash of slow braised beef with basmati rice and reckoned if the red onions in the starter were fairly tasteless, the contrast with the depth of flavours in his main course was considerable.
Edinburgh eatery named Restaurant of the Year - Edinburgh ...
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The Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s restaurant The Dining Room has been named as Restaurant of the Year for Scotland at the prestigious AA Hospitality Awards in London.
The Edinburgh restaurant, situated on the first floor of the Society’s 28 Queen Street venue, was praised for its superb service and the culinary brilliance of head chef James Freeman and his team.
Kaleidoscope Whisky Bar at 28 Queen Street Known for its use of local ingredients, inventive cooking and traditional fine dining, the establishment joins past winners of the Restaurant of the Year for Scotland award including Inver in Loch Fyne, The Gannet in Glasgow and Timberyard in Edinburgh.
A member of the AA Hospitality Awards judging panel said: “The Dining Room at The Scotch Malt Whisky Society offers a dining experience steeped in French classicism.”
Head chef, James Freeman, added: “This award is a huge honour for me personally and my team at The Dining Room.
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AA award for The Dining Room at 28 Queen Street - SMWS
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The team at The Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s Dining Room restaurant is celebrating after being awarded two AA rosettes The Dining Room restaurant, on the first floor of the Society’s 28 Queen Street venue in Edinburgh, has been recognised for its culinary excellence and the work of head chef James Freeman and his team.
The restaurant was recently relaunched with a stylish contemporary look and expanded capacity as part of a makeover of the Society’s Georgian townhouse at 28 Queen Street, which now includes Kaleidoscope Whisky Bar & Shop on the ground floor.
UK operations manager Jan-Willem Damen credited the achievement to the hard work of head chef James Freeman, who has worked with the SMWS for over 15 years.
“Together with manager Francois Guillemet, The Dining Room team is an incredible asset to The Scotch Malt Whisky Society and are key to the success behind the restaurant.”
The Dining Room will feature in the 2018 edition of the AA Restaurant Guide.