City Guide to Edinburgh, Scotland

City Guide to Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh Restaurants: Scottish


These are recently added Edinburgh restaurants. See also our latest Edinburgh Restaurant Reviews

Restaurant Namesort icon Type Description

Prestoungrange Gothenburg

Scottish, Vegetarian

"The Goth" is a Grade II listed building with over 100 years history to its name. Meals are served in the family friendly bistro and there's a pub with real ales available on tap.

The charming rustic decor of Purslane

Purslane

Scottish

Chef-Proprietor Paul Gunning named his restaurant not after himself, but a herb.

Photo of the Rafael's Bistro, Edinburgh restaurant

Rafael's Bistro

Scottish, Spanish

Rafael's intimate basement restaurant offers a range of seafood, and meat dishes, using locally sourced ingredients in dishes that often riff on the classic dishes of the former Dalhousie castle ch

Martin Wishart front of restaurant

Restaurant Martin Wishart

English, French, Scottish

No restaurant guide would be complete without Martin Wishart's eponymous restaurant in Edinburgh’s historic Port of Leith.

Stac Polly restaurant (interior)

Stac Polly

Scottish

One of Edinburgh’s original restaurants providing interpretations of modern and traditional Scottish cuisine using locally sourced produce.

Sweet Melinda's

Sweet Melindas

English, Scottish, Seafood

Marchmont based restaurant specialising in seafood dishes along with seasonal game and poultry.

Photo of the Take It Away Spud Edinburgh restaurant

Take It Away Spud

Scottish, Takeaway, Vegetarian

Long-established baked potato, takeaway shop providing a simple, wholesome, affordable fillings in a buttered spud jacket.

Teuchter's Landing Restaurant front

Teuchters Landing

Pub-grub, Scottish, Seafood, Vegetarian

Formerly the popular Waterfront Bar and Grill, this cosy bar on the edge of the Leith's waterfront provides vegetarian and non-veggie comfort food served in large and small mugs.

The Blackbird - Dining section of the Bar-Bistro

The Blackbird

Scottish

Two of my favourite places to eat and drink are Treacle on Broughton Street and Hamilton’s in Stockbridge, offering homely comfort, cool music and warm ambience.

Bonham restaurant interior

The Bonham Hotel - Restaurant and Consulting Room

Scottish

Within a few months of opening in 1998,  the Bonham, Edinburgh was already noticed by discerning world travellers, not least Conde Nast Traveller magazine who deemed it one of 21 Coolest hotel

Cellar Door entrance

The Cellar Door Restaurant

Scottish

Provides some of local and continental meals - lunch, high tea, dinner - at reasonable prices.

The Dogs

English, Scottish, Vegetarian

David Ramsden's original no frills restaurant, named after his canine friends, serving classic, Scottish and English fare.

Engine Shed entrance

The Engine Shed

Cafes, Scottish, Vegetarian

Friendly, informal setting, in a tastefully renovated old building, for cheap veggie nosh supplied by members of the Garvald Centre, for people with learning diff

Photo of the Edinburgh restaurant

The Glasshouse Off The Mile

Breakfast, Brunch, English, French, Scottish

Good, honest, fresh food served in a contemporary, calm oasis in the heart of the Old Town, just off the Mile.

The Granary

Fish and Chips, Pub-grub, Scottish

Hearty food in contemporary glass-fronted gastropub down on the waterfront in Leith. The split level venue also hosts live theatre and music.

The Honours Restaurant

French, Scottish

Michelin starred restaurant owner Martin Wishart's Parisian style brasserie marries seasonal Scottish food with traditional French cuisine.

The Kitchin

Scottish

Michelin-starred, waterfront restaurant run by husband and wife team Tom & Michaela Kitchin. The ethos is locally sourced in-season ingredients.

Mulroy Restaurant dining room

The Mulroy

French, Scottish, Seafood

West End restaurant serving Scottish/French food served in smart, intimate, Edwardian setting.

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The Place Bar & Restaurant

Scottish

Boutique hotel, bar and restaurant located at the east end of the city centre in three Georgian row houses.

The Royal McGregor

Scottish

Edinburgh’s medieval Old Town is renowned for its Castle, Palace, cobbled wynds and dozens of old pubs where our celebrated philosophers and poets used to socialise over past few hundred year