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La Scala d'Oro

La Scala d'Oro
The Tolbooth,
Jail Wynd
Stirling, FK8 1DE
Phone: 01786 274010
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  • Food served: Restaurant: Tue–Sat noon–2.30pm, 5–9.30pm. Café/bar: Tue–Sat noon–3pm. Closed Sun/Mon (except for special bookings).
  • Bar open: Mon–Sat 11am–11pm
  • Also offers: Children's portions, Children's high chairs, Wheelchair access
  • Opening times: Mon–Sat 11am–11pm
  • Capacity: 60
  • Largest group: 15
  • Open since: 2002
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  • House wine: £11 per bottle

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Eating & Drinking Guide

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Up on the first floor of Tolbooth, Stirling's contemporary arts and music venue, La Scala d'Oro caters mostly to hungry gig-goers, but this Scottish-Italian fusion restaurant could easily hold its own with its convincing mix of the two cuisines. In contrast to the Tolbooth's contemporary edge with its steel, linear interior, the restaurant's décor is reminiscent of classic 90s trend, with the Italian style coming in the form of Michaelangelo prints in gaudy gold crackle-painted frames. Dedication to the Scottish-Italian fusion is illustrated through dishes such as carpaccio of Aberdeen Angus with parmesan shavings, and haggis ravioli served on a rosti of neeps and tatties. Some French influence also appears, including niçoise of Scottish salmon and quail eggs, and a Scottish beef sirloin with beurre maitre d'hotel. Venison with wild berries provides a straight-up Scottish dish, while penne with goat's cheese and courgettes flies the Italian flag. Finally, for the delicious dolci ending, out comes the dark chocolate panna cotta with Drambuie cream to end on a Scottish-Italian high.

  • High point: A genuine mix of Scottish and Italian cuisines
  • Low point: Could do with a touch of Milan style

Reviews of La Scala d'Oro (The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd, Stirling)

1. WoodWinters, Bridge of Allan – 8 February 2010, 10:10pm4 starsLa Scala d'OroReport

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