Gaby Soutar Journalist
  • Edinburgh
  • National World

Gaby Soutar is a lifestyle editor at The Scotsman. She has been reviewing restaurants for The Scotsman Magazine since 2007 and edits the weekly food pages.

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The Scotsman

Áreas de Enfoque

  • Lifestyle
  • Food
  • Drink
  • Restaurants

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Profile on chef Daniele Dessi

Daniele Dessi, head chef of Edinburgh's newest branch of El Cartel, tells us about his day at the restaurant

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Review of Nonna Said, Glasgow

Restaurant review of new pizza bar, Nonna Said, which opened earlier this year in Candleriggs, Glasgow

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Peace in the Neighbourhood profile

Visual merchandising business, Peace in the Neighbourhood, tells us about decorating Edinburgh's cafe and shop windows

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Kimchi and bacon udon recipe

Kimchi and bacon udon recipe from new book, Bowls & Broths, by Pippa Middlehurst, out now

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Earls Sandwich Co opens

Earls Sandwich Co, from the team behind The Pantry, opens in Edinburgh's Stockbridge

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Autumn food round up

As autumn approaches, this is our round up of the best Scottish restaurants, events and books to enjoy

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Day in the Life: Andrew Duff, butcher

Day in the Life with Andrew Duff of MacDuff 1890, resident butcher in Edinburgh's new Bonnie & Wild market

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We speak to new Timberyard chef

James Murray, new head chef at Edinburgh's Timberyard, tells us about his plans for the iconic restaurant with the re...

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Coffee Saints opens

Social enterprise cafe, Coffee Saints, has opened on Little King Street, Edinburgh

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Q&A with Tony Singh

We ask top chef Tony Singh, of new street food offering, Radge Chaat, a few food questions in our Flavour Profile Q&A

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Review: The Gannet + Broken Clock

Restaurant review of The Gannet and Broken Clock Cafe and Patisserie, both of which are part of Bonnie & Wild at Edin...

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Aurora launches radical menu

Aurora restaurant in Leith launches an experimental menu, with ingredients including plankton and tiger's milk

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