Owners Campbell Christie Property Investors invited a piper, diners and singer Barbara Bryceland along to the revamped Manor Street venue for an official launch event and tour.
We were also asked along and given a chance to take a look around the eatery, which was previously home to Italian restaurant Amodo Mio.
Check out our gallery of photographs below to see what you can expect inside.
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1. Falkirk-based Scottish tapas restaurant Christie's opens
The dining area in Christie's, Manor Street, Falkirk. Picture: Michael Gillen. Photo: Michael Gillen
2. Falkirk-based Scottish tapas restaurant Christie's opens
Glasses were raised to toast the opening of Christie's in Falkirk. Picture: Michael Gillen. Photo: Michael Gillen
3. Falkirk-based Scottish tapas restaurant Christie's opens
The restaurant offers a range of Scottish-themed tapas dishes including Scottish beef casserole with dough balls. Picture: Michael Gillen. Photo: Michael Gillen
4. Falkirk-based Scottish tapas restaurant Christie's opens
A piper played to mark the opening of Falkirk's new Scottish tapas restaurant Christie's. Picture: Michael Gillen. Photo: Michael Gillen