Look at this sign I found outside a bar on Lower Stuart Street. It says they're serving tapas despite the Scottish imagery implied by the photo. If those nutters want to get anywhere with their customers with the St Andrew's Cross, then they shouldn't be serving a "full tapas menu". Tapas aren't Scottish in origin, but rather Spanish. People may well start going if haggis, which is a Scottish dish, is served. The malt whiskies and the live Celtic music are a start, but they should either change the tapas menu to dishes associated with Scotland or drop it altogether.
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17 April 2010
Tapas aren't Scottish!
Look at this sign I found outside a bar on Lower Stuart Street. It says they're serving tapas despite the Scottish imagery implied by the photo. If those nutters want to get anywhere with their customers with the St Andrew's Cross, then they shouldn't be serving a "full tapas menu". Tapas aren't Scottish in origin, but rather Spanish. People may well start going if haggis, which is a Scottish dish, is served. The malt whiskies and the live Celtic music are a start, but they should either change the tapas menu to dishes associated with Scotland or drop it altogether.
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