Restaurants and eateries across Scotland have been named among the UK's top 100 to visit in 2024.
The list, which featured 12 Scottish locations, looked at a combination of critic-led opinions and thousands of votes from diners.
SquareMeal said that it was "a chance for us to shout about the best-of-the-best in both emerging and established culinary roles and allows us to celebrate the incredible chefs and hospitality teams out there going above and beyond to give their diners top-class experiences."
It added: "We say it every year, but this year truly must have presented the highest calibre of restaurants yet. Whittling down the UK’s burgeoning dining scene into just 100 top spots was an excruciating job that took months of planning and deliberation by both our team, and you, our readers."
See the full list of Scottish restaurants named in the UK's top 100 for 2024
Here are the Scottish restaurants and eateries named in the UK's top 100 for 2024 along with their rankings and addresses.
The full list can be found on the SquareMeal website.
11. The Glenturret Lalique Restaurant
Glenturret Distillery, Perthshire, Tayside, PH7 4HA
17. The Kinneuchar Inn
9-11 Main Street, Kilconquhar, Fife & Angus, KY9 1LF
21. The Little Chartroom
14 Bonnington Road, Bonnington, Edinburgh, EH6 5JD
27. Inver
Strathlachlan, Argyll & Bute, Highlands & Islands, PA27 8BU
42. Timberyard
10 Lady Lawson Street, Old Town, Edinburgh, EH3 9DS
43. Fish Shop Ballater
3 Netherley Place, Ballater, Aberdeen & Deeside, AB35 5QE
52. Eorna
68 Hamilton Place, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, EH3 5AZ
57. Celentano's Glasgow
28-32 Cathedral Square, Glasgow, Glasgow, G4 0XA
75. Cail Bruich
725 Great Western Road, West End, Glasgow, G12 8QX
78. Restaurant Andrew Fairlie
Gleneagles Hotel, Perthshire, Scottish Borders, PH3 1NF
80. Eleanore Edinburgh
30-31 Albert Place, Leith, Edinburgh, EH7 5HN
84. Big Counter
76 Victoria Road, Pollokshields, Glasgow, G42 7AA
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