Join us as we warmly welcome back Ben Delaney, The Kilted Cook, for a festive celebration honoring Scotland’s legendary bard, Robert Burns. Together, we’ve designed a five-course menu that reimagines classic Scottish traditions through The Deliciouser’s signature culinary lens. Guests will enjoy guided whisky flights, seasonal cocktails, live bagpipe performances, and plenty of genuine Scottish hospitality.
Raised in Edinburgh, Ben developed his foundational cooking skills at home before mastering his craft in the acclaimed dining establishments along Leith’s historic Shore district. Whether honoring traditional Scottish recipes or experimenting with international influences, his dedication to authentic methods and local ingredients elevates every plate.
We also have a few special surprises prepared for this year’s Burns Night celebration that you won't want to miss.
Space is limited for this extraordinary gathering. Put on your kilt and secure your seats today for a memorable evening of delicious cuisine, fine whisky, music, and the timeless spirit of Rabbie Burns.
Bar & Shopping @ 5:30 p.m.
Dinner @ 6:15 p.m.
Tickets: $125
Your $25 reservation deposit will be subtracted from your final bill
We offer a 3% discount on final payment with cash
If you are unable to make it, please cancel your reservation as soon as possible. We'll do our best to rebook/refund you.
Cancelations within 48 hours are non-refundable.
Experience Policy
Dietary restrictions and allergies: Contact us before booking if you have any dietary needs or allergies. With advance notice, our chefs may be able to provide limited accommodations.
Mobility and table preferences: Our dining room includes both high and low tables. Please note any mobility needs or table preferences in your visit notes.
Seating requests: To sit with specific guests who are also attending, share your preferences now. We’ll do our best to accommodate them.
Group ticket purchases: If one person buys tickets for the group, the full reservation deposit must remain on that person’s check. The reservation system cannot split the deposit across multiple checks.
