Restaurants in Dunfermline

Luckily for you, Scottish people love to enjoy good quality, tasty food – and that means there's certainly no shortage of top-class, authentic eateries on the streets of the country's towns and cities. No matter what your tastes are, Dunfermline's restaurants are here to please you. If you fancy a slice of Scottish and British classics, head down to Retros on Carnegie Drive for traditional, old-fashioned pub grub: the retro prawn cocktail is a must-eat for starters, while carnivores will seriously be in meat heaven with the black pudding topped with bacon, egg and pepper sauce. For mains at Dunfermline’s restaurants, go back in time and evoke memories of family bar meals with scampi in a basket served with delicious chips and salad, or steak and ale pie served with mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables. There's always a classic meal waiting to be tried at Dunfermline's restaurants, so don't miss out.

This may be a small town, but that doesn't mean Dunfermline's restaurants are lacking when it comes to food from culinary cultures across the globe. Carlucci's on High Street in the Heritage Quarter can offer you an Italian meal like no other, and there are plenty of melt-in-the-mouth Italian classics on the menu such as pizzas and pastas. The town's seaside location, too, means you can tuck into fish dishes like fresh mussels in a tomato and garlic sauce, while delectable dishes like filetto diavola (steak strips with garlic, olives, peppers, chilli and a tomato and red wine sauce) combine famous Italian flavours with locally-sourced Scottish ingredients. For something from a little further afield, why not head to one of the best Indian spots among Dunfermline’s restaurants? Apricot on Carnegie Drive serves up unmissable delicious subcontinental dishes, like kashmiri chicken korma with nuts and fruit, or king prawns with peppercorns in a coconut sauce.