Scottish Food Awards 2023
On Monday 28th August, the culinary world gathered at Glasgow’s famous Wock Hotel for a night of glamor and honors at the ninth Scottish Food Awards. This esteemed event brings together a wide range of culinary talents to recognize and honor their outstanding contributions to the field of gastronomy.
The Scottish Food Awards are a significant annual event that act as a beacon, shining a light on the achievements of restaurants, cafes, chefs, producers and culinary masters of all kinds across Scotland.
The awards highlight excellence in the food industry and provide a coveted platform to showcase the strength and impact of these outstanding individuals and institutions on Scotland’s culinary scene. More than just an awards ceremony, the Scottish Food Awards are a unifying force, bringing foodies, industry professionals and enthusiasts together to celebrate the beating heart of Scotland’s vibrant food scene.
As the victors bask in the glory of their achievements, they simultaneously light a fire of inspiration in the hearts of the next generation of culinary pioneers, encouraging them to strive for greatness.
A spokesperson for the 2023 Scottish Food Awards lamented: “The ninth edition of the Scottish Food Awards once again shines the spotlight on the extraordinary talent and innovative spirit that defines our brilliant culinary landscape.
We are delighted to honor the unwavering dedication of chefs, producers and businesses that continue to raise the benchmark for gastronomic experiences. “The event was a huge success, full of excitement, camaraderie and of course a range of exquisite gastronomic delights. As the night came to a close it had left an indelible mark and is testament to Scotland’s thriving food culture.
When are the Scottish Food Awards 2023 taking place?
Glasgow, 28 August 2023 – The much-anticipated culinary extravaganza, the ninth Scottish Food Awards, will bring together the best of the culinary world to celebrate excellence in Scotland’s food industry.
The prestigious event is scheduled to take place on Monday 28th August at Glasgow’s gorgeous voco Grand Hotel. Against the backdrop of this stunning venue, a diverse range of culinary masters will come together to be celebrated for their outstanding contribution to Scotland’s gastronomic landscape.
The event promises to be an evening of glamor, recognition and inspiration, paying tribute to the best businesses and individuals who have left an indelible mark on the country’s culinary scene. This is more than just an awards ceremony; it’s a gathering that unites the food community and celebrates the best of Scotland’s rich food culture.
Stay tuned for an unforgettable evening that will not only celebrate the past achievements of these culinary luminaries, but also inspire a new generation of innovators to shape the future of Scottish cuisine.
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Scottish Food Awards 2023 Locations
The 2023 Scottish Food Awards will be presented at the famous Voco Grand Hotel in Glasgow. On Monday, August 28, this luxurious venue opened its doors to welcome culinary enthusiasts, professionals and exceptional talents of all kinds.
The voco Grand Hotel, with its charming ambience and impeccable design, provided a fitting backdrop for an evening celebrating the very best in Scotland’s food industry. The hotel lobby’s blend of modern elegance and classic charm perfectly complements the essence of the event – recognizing and celebrating the outstanding contribution of individuals and institutions to Scotland’s gastronomic landscape.
As the evening unfolded inside this magnificent restaurant, the event embodied the essence of culinary excellence, camaraderie and inspiration. The Voco Grand Hotel in Glasgow not only hosted the awards ceremony, but also added its own flamboyant touch to the celebrations, making it an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.
Scottish Food Awards 2023 winners list
category |
winner |
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Caterer of the Year |
Food Creation (Bathgate) |
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best indian agency |
Madras Cafe (Glasgow) |
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Best Italian Agency |
Battlefield Rest (Glasgow) |
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Best Mediterranean Hotel |
Elena’s Spanish Bar and Restaurant (Glasgow) |
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best oriental institution |
Sapporo Teppanyaki (Glasgow) |
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Best world cuisine |
Grain Store (Edinburgh) |
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Best Vegetarian Restaurants |
Paradise Palms Hotel (Edinburgh) |
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Best Seafood Restaurant |
The Creel Sea Food Bar (Isle of Mull) |
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Best Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year |
Restaurant 16 (Glasgow) |
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Dessert Shop of the Year |
Nanny Mary (Al) |
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Best street food |
Savor It (Kirkcaldy) |
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Best Scottish Food |
The Birds and the Bees (Sterling) |
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Artisan Bakery of the Year |
Vera Artisan Bakery (Stirling) |
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Asian Fusion Restaurant of the Year |
Macau Kitchen (Edinburgh) |
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Vegan Restaurant of the Year |
Holy Cow (Edinburgh) |
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Island Food Business of the Year |
Liquor Harbor (Isle of Arran) |
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Family Restaurant of the Year |
Loch Iall Brewers Fayre (Fort William) |
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Cooking School of the Year |
Cook School, Dundee (Dundee) |
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Best areas of south Scotland |
Adam’s Kitchen (Hawick) |
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Restaurant Supplier of the Year |
TPS Fruits and Vegetables (Turriff) |
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Best Northern Cafe/Bistro of the Year |
Nooks and crannies (Fraserburg) |
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Cafe/Bistro of the YearCentral |
Sands, a place by the sea (Fife) |
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Southwest Cafe/Bistro of the Year |
The Thorns of Inveraray(Inveraray) |
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Glasgow Cafe/Bistro of the Year |
Rawlings-Love to Eat (Glasgow) |
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Southwest Cafe/Bistro of the Year |
All the way forward (main island) |
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Overall Winner for Best Café/Bistro of the Year |
Rawlings-Love to Eat (Glasgow) |
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Best Northern Takeaway of the Year |
Gurkha Kitchen (Fraserburg) |
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Takeaway Center of the Year |
Asian Tandoori (Cambuslang) |
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Southwest Takeout of the Year |
Zain Curry House (Dalry) |
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Southeast Takeaway of the Year |
horizon (main island) |
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Annual Takeaway Champion |
Zain Curry House(Dalry) |
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Northern Gastropub of the Year |
Tavern (Fort William) |
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Gastropub of the Year Central |
Ben Krukan Hotel (Dalmali) |
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Southwest Gastropub of the Year |
Old Gatehouse (Balloch) |
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Southeast Gastropub of the Year |
Puddinggate Cooper (Cupar) |
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Overall winner for Best Gastropub of the Year |
Ben Krukan Hotel (Dalmali) |
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Northern Hotel Restaurant of the Year |
Northern Sands Hotel (Thurso) |
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Best Hotel Restaurant of the YearCentral |
Menteskarma Lake (Strathyre) |
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Southwest Hotel Restaurant of the Year |
Station Hotel (Shots) |
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Southeast Hotel Restaurant of the Year |
Chirnside Hall Hotel(Chirnside) |
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Hotel Restaurant of the Year Champion |
Northern Sands Hotel (Thurso) |
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Best Fish and Chips Restaurants North |
Grill (Fraserburg) |
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Best fish and chips center center |
Chippy (Anstruther) |
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Best Fish and Chip Shops in the South West |
Melbourne Saltcoats |
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Best Fish and Chip Shops in the South East |
Pirinos (Edinburgh) |
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Overall winner for best fish and chips restaurant |
Grill (Fraserburg) |
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Northern Restaurant of the Year |
Korror Station Building (Corrour) |
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Restaurant of the Year Central |
Mumbai FC (Auchterard) |
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Southwest Restaurant of the Year |
Hotel Tegnamara (Stranraer) |
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Glasgow Restaurant of the Year |
Battlefield Rest (Glasgow) |
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Southeast Restaurant of the Year |
Parrilla Bueno Ayres (Musselburgh) |
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Best Restaurant of the Year Overall Winner |
Parrilla Bueno Ayres (Musselburgh) |
These outstanding winners are testament to the unrivaled quality of excellence in Scottish cooking.
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