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Spanish cuisine in the heart of Leith with meals for budget conscious diners.

Well-loved Stockbridge pub which features guest ales, occasional live music and excellent food service.

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 hotels in the world based on its "relaxed conviviality".  

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

Friendly, informal setting, in a tastefully renovated old building, for cheap veggie nosh supplied by members of the Garvald Centre, for people with learning difficulties. Good place for a nutritional feast before or after a visit to nearby...

Good, honest, fresh food served in a contemporary, calm oasis in the heart of the Old Town, just off the Mile.   The Glasshouse is passionate about uncomplicated food which is clearly reflected throughout the menus.

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

The new Mosque Kitchen, which moved from the nearby Edinburgh Mosque after a dispute, provides affordable indian curries. This time the restaurant is inside rather than under a tarpaulin roof.

Boutique hotel, bar and restaurant located at the east end of the city centre in three Georgian row houses. Homely bar meals, such as roast chicken, burgers, mussels and fish and chips with a restaurant that's more like a smart-casual Bistro.

Formerly the Black Swan, the Roseleaf pub, or bar/cafe as it prefers to bill itself, is a quirky Leith bar where the cocktails are served in mismatched china tea sets. Think Mad Hatter's tea party and you begin to get the idea. 

The Salisbury Arms is a traditional local pub & restaurant in Edinburgh serving tasty, freshly cooked food and top-drawer drinks, with a log-fire when it's chilly and a great beer garden for the warmer weather.

You'll find us in the Blacket area of Edinburgh's Southside, a stone's...

Intimate dockside restaurant, with an old world feel, and cosy adjoining bar.

Old Town, down-to-earth pub situated at the corner of Jeffrey Street and the Royal Mile, just down from the Storytelling Centre. Here you can find traditional Scottish food and hear live folk with your meal. Good selection of real ales and whiskies too.

Small and friendly restaurant serving imaginative and creative local food.