Stirling and the Central Highlands Restaurants
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1. The Birds and the Bees
$$ | |This lively pub in a converted whitewashed farmhouse is a little hard to find but worth the effort for the extensive menu---from burgers and steaks to jambalaya, curry, and haggis "draped" in a whisky-and-mustard sauce. This is all good home cooking without pretensions, and the servings are more than generous. Inside, the buzz of conversation bounces off dark-wood walls decorated with a fashionable collection of bric-a-brac. From the outside terrace you can look across fields to the hills beyond.
Stirling, Stirling, FK9 5PB, Scotland01786-473663Known For
- Hearty home-style cooking
- Delicious desserts
- Lovely location
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2. Allanwater Cafe
$ | |Run by the Bechelli family for four generations, this casual, light, and airy café in Bridge of Allan, just a couple of miles from Stirling, is a popular spot with locals. It is a well-tried Scottish combination of fish-and-chip restaurant and ice-cream parlor. Try the traditional "fish tea"—here confusingly called "catch of the day"—which consists of fish-and-chips served with tea or coffee and bread and butter. This place is time-honored, tasty, and a good value. There's a tantalizing selection of Italian ice cream too—if you have room.
15 Henderson St., Bridge of Allan, Stirling, FK9 4HN, Scotland01786-833060Known For
- Popular "fish tea" (fish-and-chips served with tea or coffee)
- Italian ice cream
- Quick service
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3. Brea
$$ | |This unpretentious and popular place with wooden tables and chairs has a menu that celebrates Scottish food, though well-made burgers and steaks are also permanent features. The food offers some new takes on traditional favorites such as the rolled haddock with salmon, the Cullen skink soup, and haggis in various guises. Unusually, the desserts are house-made, and it shows. A range of Scottish beers and gins are available, too.
5 Baker St., Stirling, Stirling, FK8 1BJ, Scotland01786-446277Known For
- Excellent burgers
- Good seafood
- House-made desserts
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4. Friend of Mine
$ | |At this very popular addition to the dining scene in Stirling/Bridge of Allan, you'll find an adventurous menu that includes Chinese bao buns and a cheerful use of spices (the sriracha chicken burger is a delight). The brunch menu features flavors from around the world too, and there are excellent choices for vegetarians such as cauliflower steak and jack fruit tacos. The long drink menu embraces wine, unusual juices, and gin, perhaps best enjoyed on the pavement terrace.
45 Henderson St., Bridge of Allan, Stirling, FK9 4HG, Scotland001786-831386Known For
- Good food in a relaxed atmosphere
- Nice cocktail menu
- Lovely pavement terrace
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