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Gordon Ramsay is a complex character and undoubtedly, a very fine chef, but in recent years prime-time TV has turned him into the restaurant version of the barrack room bully. Perhaps he has thought better of this.... more from this review

If it hadn't been that a reliable source tipped me off, I would never have ended up eating at the Anderson in the pretty little seaside town of Fortrose. I would have picked up that it served a global menu with a... more from this review

Last week I struck gold in Inverness with Abstract, the restaurant that recently featured in Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. Having spent a day or two in the city, I have come to the conclusion that Abstract was... more from this review

Satellite restaurants of big-name chefs are risky ventures. A lot can go wrong when the main man isn't on the premises more or less daily. Restaurants are not jewellers' shops where all you have to do is polish the odd... more from this review

It’s a bit of a shocker arriving in Inverness these days. Coming from the south, it resembles a retail citadel, encircled by city walls composed of supermarkets and other big box chains. No wonder Inverness is now known... more from this review

Dessert of the Year? It has to be Rocpool's passion fruit jelly with pineapple salad. This is a topsy turvy way to introduce this deeply impressive new restaurant on the banks of the River Ness I know, but then I've been... more from this review

An organisation called ‘Scottish Hotels of the Year’ has awarded its ‘Scottish Boutique Hotel of the Year 2006’ award to the newish Rocpool Reserve in Inverness, hereafter referred to as RR. RR also picked up two Very... more from this review