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.

Published In

The Scotsman

Focus Areas

  • Lifestyle
  • Food
  • Drink
  • Restaurants

1074 Articles
12 months ago
foodanddrink.scotsman.com

Aberdeen nutrition expert Scott Baptie on The Ultimate Protein Handbook and being a Men's Fitness...

When I speak to Scott Baptie, 37, he’s been writing poetry using artificial intelligence. So that he has a few verses...

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12 months ago
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tipo, Edinburgh, review - the restaurant from the Noto team is pure magic

What a miserable bunch on the top deck of the Edinburgh tour bus. I gave them a wave, every time a new batch went pas...

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12 months ago
scotsman.com

Fish Shop opens in Ballater: chef Marcus Sherry tells us about the restaurant and fishmonger

Their ethos is sustainably-sourced seafood

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almost 1 year ago
scotsman.com

Travel: The most stylish hotel rooms in Scotland

Whenever we enter a hotel room, we want to feel as if we’ve flipped to the best page in a glossy interiors magazine.

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almost 1 year ago
scotsman.com

Fashion designer Alice Temperley talks to us on her first proper visit to Scotland

She visited the Capital for a trunk show at Rachel Scott Couture

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almost 1 year ago
scotsman.com

Scottish sustainable fashion: 8 eco-friendly wardrobe ideas

Here are a few greener ways to get your fashion fix

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about 1 year ago
scotsman.com

Inspired by Nicola Sturgeon, perhaps it is time to get behind the wheel again - Gaby Soutar

Most journalists can drive. In fact, along with enjoying a pint in a pub, it’s considered an essential requirement of...

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about 1 year ago
foodanddrink.scotsman.com

The Shack, Arran, restaurant review - follow the Airstream trailer for seafood on the island

When you’re on the Isle of Arran, you don’t expect it to be sunny ALL the time. The secret is to shoehorn any activit...

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about 1 year ago
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Chelsea Flower Show: Scottish duo display their Wizard of Oz themed charity garden

It’s been created in conjunction with the Teapot Trust

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about 1 year ago
foodanddrink.scotsman.com

Edinburgh Street Food, review - we visit our favourite vendors at Leith Street's new eating desti...

As you get older, street food might become less appealing. You want the grub, but also accessible toilets, an absence...

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about 1 year ago
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Travel Scotland: Treehouses by Leckie, Stirlingshire, review - we spend a weekend in the woods

This is the new accommodation from the people behind Treehouses by Lanrick

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about 1 year ago
foodanddrink.scotsman.com

Coronation quiche: everything you need to know about King Charles' favourite tart

In common with coriander, bubble tea and offal, quiche makes some people squeamish. The main gripe is that it’s too ‘...

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