If I could give 10 stars, I would! I'm still sitting at the table and I just had to leave a review…read moreimmediately. The service was spectacular and the food was exceptional. If we could eat here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, for our remaining two days in Inverness, we would. And special appreciation to the young man who hustled with every table, every customer, and every request. He was fantastic!!!!

Ordered takeaway 1 x Pizza 1 x Spaghetti, told 30mins, right on time delicious and a good sizeread more

Modern bistro, excellent location with great range of food choice. Staff friendly and helpfulread more

Went to Riva a few hours after completing the Loch Ness Marathon. Not a large spot but nice. I…read morestarted with a Bruschetta, which was excellent. There were two on the menu and our table had both, the other was well received too. I went pretty safe with the Lasagna and it hit the spot. It wasn't unique but traditional and tasty.

Not too large, intimate atmosphere, ideal for couples and small family groups…read more No evidence of any Italians when we visited, but the fare was authentic, and the menu offered plenty of choice. Charges are reasonable. Having found nowhere better in Elgin, so far, we would certainly go again, and recommend it to others.

This Pizzeria has it all and more, its our favourite casual eatery in Elgin, its quite small and…read morecan be very busy so a reservation is probably best. Lunchtimes see a lot of office workers and shoppers, the evening tends towards couples and families often celebrations. The pizza are fresh made and the pasta dishes are delicious If you have a tight waistband maybe skip the starter as the main course is large! A plentifull wine list makes for a relaxing evening and the prices are not over the top. Staff are attentive without being intrusive. One drawback is the Loo is upstairs

The pizza crust is perfection we ordered three pizzas and the scotch was by far my favorite. The…read moreNutella pizza for dessert was delicious. Great service and the decorations inside a lovely. I will be back.

Small little restaurant, located near the centre. After walking around most of the day we were very…read morehjngry and came across this place! It is a small space but we were lucky to arrive while it was semi empty. We were greeted and seated quickly. Once ordered our food came out quickly. The cheese bread starter was so fresh and delicious! I am a huge fan of sourdough so it was a plus for me that the dough they use is sourdough! The pizza were fresh and so good!

We came here on the recommendation of a local. Although I would have never tried this place without…read morethat recommendation, it was surprisingly good! Skip the buffet, of course, if you want good food. Pasta is not a good buffet choice. And when are buffets ever really good? But if you order off the menu, the pasta is excellent. My lasagna was fantastic. And my daughter (who at 8 is not very picky) really enjoyed the buffet. Definitely worth a try!

This is a happening place for lunch. They were able to seat two of us right away without a…read morereservation. The best part of the buffet (which is reasonably priced) was the selection of salads (greens, pasta, legumes, etc.). The buffet pizza was just okay (definitely better when hot). We might have ordered dessert if we could find a menu or waitress; as it was we paid and left.

The food here was solid, but honestly, the service was a little goofy. First of all, why is it…read morethat some of these restaurants in the smaller towns have no idea what to do with a solo diner? I have no problem travelling alone or eating alone. Trust me, it's by choice. In some examples, it is excessive deference; in some, the coldest indifference; in some, utter bewilderment. In any case, it drives me crazy to see a server's behavior change going from my table to a family of four across the aisle. Second, I have to tell this story about marinara sauce. Maybe this was a cultural disparity, or maybe this girl was dumber than a box of rocks. You make the call. I ordered a calzone and, when it came out, asked for some marinara sauce. "I don't know what that is. I don't think we have that." "Uh...tomato sauce?" "Oh, sure, okay." And as she's walking away, I think, "Come on, we both speak English here. How can you work in food service and not know what marinara sauce is? And this is a PIZZA HOUSE?" Okay, so maybe they don't call it "marinara" in Scotland. After all, I read that the boom in Americanized Italian cooking in the United States occurred after WWII GIs returned from tours of duty in Italy raving about the food that they had eaten there; so maybe British Italian cooking is different than what evolved in the U.S. So she comes back with a dish full of...ketchup. Wow. Okay, that was funny. We clearly have a cultural barrier here, for which I can't fault her. The thought of ruining a perfectly good calzone with ketchup offends me, but oh well. Third try: "Uh, actually I wanted tomato sauce, like pasta sauce. Like pizza sauce--what you would put on the pizzas?" "I don't think we have that." Now I'm just stunned. My mind is going through all these wild possibilities, such as, Maybe they don't use tomato sauce on their pizzas here...? Nothing but white pizza? So I splutter, "Wh--uh--what? Don't you make your pizzas with tomato sauce? Any of the pizzas? Like those folks over there, that seems to be a regular pizza, with tomato sauce, right?" "Oh, like THAT stuff? You want that in a dish?" And then she looked at me as if I had a weird skin disease but she didn't want to be impolite but she was failing and still making a face. You know that look, right? So anyway, then she brought me the marinara sauce, but what the fuck. So the calzone was good--a vegetable calzone, which included corn! And they made me a delightful little chocolate sundae with cookie pieces at the end, so I was mostly satisfied with the experience other than those two minutes which I will never forget as long as I live.

I came here on about 4 first dates when I was in school! aw! Brings me back! I used to come here…read moreall the time with my friends for the brownie sunday - YUMMY!! It was delicious, enough for two people happily. The food here is really good too - basic, but good. The pizza's are good, the pasta is good, all in all really quite good! The staff are brilliant, they've always got something to say and are always on hand when you need them.

Fantastic pizza and beer. You order at the bar then find a seat. Just what we needed on a snowy…read moreday. We got in just in time around 3:30. As we were leaving the place was packed.

I think that was the best wood-fired pizza I have ever eaten. The crust was perfectly cooked; not…read moreburned at all!! The Spider Monkey IPA I had was delicious too! A large street level area with lots of seating but definitely checkout the roof top garden. Friendly and helpful staff; we walked so not sure about the parking.

Perfectly fine food, not bad but nothing to write home about. The burrata was good, the calamari…read morenot as crunchy as expected, and the sea bass a bit bland. We were thankful that they were able to seat us Saturday 8 PM--the first two restaurants we tried were all booked up.

We found our way to ZIZZI because it was right next to the apartment where we stayed in Inverness…read more And I'm so glad we did, because ZIZZI was great! I don't know how to describe the interior exactly, so I'll just call it rustic chic. A variety of different chairs around simple wood top tables. But each table was ornately set with large clear glasses, a wine bottle with the table number and wheat stocks(?) in it, a small candle, and vivid, brightly colored menus. And let's talk about those menus, shall we? So many tantalizing options. So many things just looked absolutely fantastic, and we were just a one couple, so we had a difficult time choosing between all of the different dishes. We started off with a Garlic Bombe. It was amazing. For drinks, we started with an Amalfi Sundown and a Limoncello Spritz. Those were both very delicious and refreshing. For our main dishes, we shared a Mushroom and Truffle with Burrata pasta (cause I have come to learn that you can never have too much burrata cheese), and a Pepperoni Campagna Pizza. These were unbeLIEVABLY good. We really didn't need any more food after all this, but they went and put a Baked Lemon and Black Currant Cheesecake on their dessert menu, and I'd never heard of that before. So naturally, I had to try it. It was fantastic, of course, and an excellent way to finish off our spectacular meal. The service was very friendly, and I was quite impressed by how fast everything came out. The place was hoppin', so that's just another indication that it's a good spot to grab a bite, when it's full of customers. We absolutely loved our visit to Inverness, and should we be fortunate to go back someday, ZIZZI would definitely be on our list of places to stop in for a meal.

Best dining in Dornoch. Dinner was delicious, fresh lobster, rib eye steak, sticky toffee pudding…read more Solid wine selection of reasonable bottles chosen by owner in his travels in Europe. Friendly, just plain fun evening. Do make a reservation, fills up especially weekends.

The food was great and the service was equally as good. The staff is very friendly with a passion…read morefor service and food. I loved it. I will be back and I live in California.

Visited Saturday afternoon - place was very quiet not a good start- if locals don't go might be a…read moregood reason. Food was warm/basic/precooked-not in any way good-service was poor, waitress more interested in chatting to co worker. Poor all round and extortionate price.

They're short-staffed. Came for Monday dinner and got seated immediately but we were told we had a…read more80 minute time limit. Food came out quickly and was tasty. They offer fresh black pepper and Parmesan for your dish. Servers were nice.