Martin V
Google
Avery gives you taste buds. The food is so delicious, one can’t describe it by simply mentioning ingredients like eel, venison or totellini. They just don’t taste the same anywhere else I’ve tried. Avery has no benchmark of reference, other than Avery itself. The food is lively, fun, succulent and just delicious. Presentation beautiful!
The wine kept pace and the cost didn’t even do serious damage, as compared to the world’s top tier of restaurants. I chose a 2016 Brunello for a reasonable sub £300 price tag and it turned out to be a smooth accompaniment with a hugging texture and some elegant cherry.
The welcome glass of Grand Cru Champagne and the 50 years old private label whiskey put a content smile on my face.
We were so happy to have finally come here! Experiencing the concept in person has left a lasting impression on us. I would not hesitate to make the aviatic journey again. Even my sister who spent weeks touring Scotland said that this was by far her favourite tasting experience. Many other destinations have missed out on chef Rodney Wages; beloved Scotland is fortunate to have his American energy and hospitality, bringing in fans from across the seas and elevating the culinary scene. And the appreciation seems to be mutual - you can read more in “Why Avery's MICHELIN Star Move is the Restaurant Story of the Year”. I remember a local taxi driver being excited about the chef back in 2023, almost a year before the restaurant even opened.
My apologies to the kind young lady waiting for my departure, delayed by my tardy arrival and the tight availability of tables during this high season.