Restaurants, pubs and stalls

  • 21212 Edinburgh – savouring excellence
  • 63 Tay Street, Perth
  • A new menu at Revolution
  • A Room in Leith has moved to new premises
  • A Room in the West End: a cozy cellar restaurant in William Street
  • A tale of two lunches … Edinburgh Fringe
  • Aizle – Embracing the absent menu
  • Al Dente, Edinburgh – seasonal, regional, great Italian food
  • Amber Restaurant and Whisky Bar: tasting Scotland
  • Amore Dogs for Italian fun
  • Around the world with Tony Singh’s Road Trip
  • BABA – I di’n’ed and went to Heaven
  • Badger and Co – Making an animal of myself
  • Bar Missoni – generous and handsome sharing platters
  • Be in Your Element on Rose St
  • Belted Burgers – Bring It On
  • Belted Burgers – From farm to fork
  • Bertie’s Proper Fish & Chips – Fry Me To The Moon
  • Best Scotch Broth – ever
  • Bistro Moderne Dining Club – Future food
  • Blackbird – Fly to Tollcross for lunch
  • Blackfriars Restaurant & Bar, Edinburgh Review
  • Boathouse, South Queensferry: a view of the bridge
  • Borough opens in Leith adding to the vibrant food scene
  • Breakfast at Badger & Co
  • Burger & Fringe
  • Burger @ Shandwick Place: More Than a Chip Off the Old Block
  • Byron, Edinburgh – a quick burger after work
  • Café Rouge: get off the street and keep off the cold
  • Café St Honoré and Highland Park: Perfect slow food companions
  • Caley Sample Room, Edinburgh – the best type of local pub
  • Castagna Restaurant, Portland #pdx
  • Castle Terrace – The perfect Edinburgh Lunch
  • Cau – moo-ving steak to another level in Edinburgh
  • Ceviche! Peruvian Cuisine comes to Edinburgh
  • Checkpoint is worth checking out
  • Chef’s Table at the Printing Press Bar & Kitchen
  • Chop Chop So So
  • Chop Chop: go to this new restaurant in Leith
  • Chop House – On a New Block
  • Chop House, Bruntsfield – Sunday Roast
  • Civerino’s – Italian street food in the heart of the city
  • Comfort Food at Melville Castle
  • Contini – a new way to eat Italian on George Street
  • Côte Brasserie: the Edinburgh Foody team visits
  • Craig Millar: exceptionalfFood and service
  • Cramond Brig: Great for Steak
  • Date night restaurant? Try Dine with Stuart Muir
  • Deadly Donuts by day, dinner by night
  • Deliveroo delivers lunch with a difference
  • Dining at the Pass One Square Edinburgh
  • Dinner and drinks at Foundry 39
  • Dinner by Heston Blumenthal – Perfection
  • Drinking and Dining Chez Mal
  • Ducks, Aberlady: all in a row
  • Edinburgh Festival: Pommery Champagne Bar
  • Edinburgh Food Studio – Keeping Food Interesting
  • Edinburgh Larder Bistro: inventive, foraged and fresh
  • EH15 Restaurant: All about the students
  • Element Restaurant and Bar: a pool of calm when eating in town
  • Enzo bar and restaurant: stylish Italian adds glamour to the Quartermile
  • Escape for the weekend: Discover meat in Istanbul
  • Fahrenheit Bar and Grill at the Genting Club’s new menu is a good bet
  • Fall in love again with Loire wines
  • Family fayre at The Fountain
  • Fatma, Edinburgh: relax and share with friends
  • Fine foods in Edinburgh
  • First Coast, Edinburgh – Looking for a good local restaurant?
  • Food lover’s guide to Edinburgh Festivals 2010 Pt 1
  • Food Lovers’ Festival Guide 2010 (Pt 2)
  • Fringe Festival 2011 roundup – where to eat & drink
  • Galvin Brasserie de Luxe’s Seafood Masterclass – Seafood and Eat It
  • Galvin’s Brasserie Deluxe – French culinary classics at their finest
  • Gandolfi Fish, Glasgow – let’s talk business
  • Gardener’s Cottage Restaurant, Edinburgh
  • Get hooked at Meat Hook, Edinburgh
  • Ginger Snap pop-up restaurant: a glimpse of something different
  • Glorious 12th, Glorious Game
  • Grazing by Mark Greenaway
  • Gusto: devouring the new menu
  • Harajuku Kitchen – dip into Japanese food
  • Harajuku Kitchen launches its hot new izakaya at Cabaret Voltaire
  • Hard Rock Café Smoking Hot
  • Harvey Nichols launches a new brasserie menu
  • Hawksmoor, Edinburgh – Surf and Turf doesn’t come much better than this
  • Hebridean Food Co – Reviving Sunday Lunch
  • Henderson’s Holyrood serves up a vegetarian feast
  • Hewat’s restaurant, Edinburgh – a visit to the Southside
  • Hickory@Home – Award-winning food, direct to your dining table
  • Hotel du Vin – you can’t get everything right every time
  • Hotel du Vin’s Sunday brunch’ is great food at incredible value
  • Hotel Missoni – Precious White Truffles
  • I am disappointed, do you want to read about it?
  • Illegal Jack’s – A Quick Burrito
  • In Search of Soufflé
  • It’s the writers that make Edinburgh Foody special
  • Itihaas, Dalkeith: the delicate flavours of Bangladesh and India
  • ITRI, Edinburgh – not just another Italian restaurant
  • Joseph Pearce: the crayfish party is a Swedish favourite
  • Kilted Lobster: delicious food with a social conscience
  • Kitchen Porter, A Night To Remember
  • Kyloe hosts my roast – the smaller roast lunch, perfect for two
  • Kyloe Restaurant, The Rutland, where steak’s the thing
  • L’Artichaut: rosemary and thyme
  • L’escargot blanc – Scottish Larder
  • L’Escargot Bleu: fabby French fare
  • La Garrigue @ Home: a bright light in the lockdown darkness
  • La P’tite Folie, Tudor House – authentic French food
  • La Petite Mort, Edinburgh – Ooh La La
  • Las Iguanas wants to tempt you to a Latin food fest
  • Le Di-Vin: sharing food and drink with friends
  • Leith Chop House is the latest kid on the block
  • Leith: a foody day out
  • Locanda de Gusti reopens in Dalry
  • Loudons – let’s do lunch
  • Lunchtime snacks on the Shore, Edinburgh
  • Making pasta with Rosario Sartore at Locanda de Gusti
  • Malmaison, Edinburgh – service with a heart and food with flavour
  • Mark Greenaway – All for the love of food
  • Mark Hix, Soho – Best restaurant in London?
  • Marrakesh – where you should eat (pt 2)
  • Masterclass at Cucina, Edinburgh
  • Michael Neave’s Kitchen and Whisky Bar: a young chef to watch
  • Michael Smith – Celebrating inconvenient food
  • Mithas – Indian dining with ambitions
  • Mithas – spicy, warm and welcoming lunch
  • Modern cuisine at its best
  • Mumbai Mansion – Fine Dining Comfort Food
  • Mussel Inn: the sea in a pot
  • My favourite foodie things 2012
  • Mya Thai and Indian restaurant: great Thai and friendly service
  • Navadhanya – Modern Indian dining
  • Navadhanya, Edinburgh: bright and subtle spice
  • No 11 Brunswick Street – a boutique hotel with a new approach to dining
  • No chopsticks required – new autumn menu at Chaophraya
  • No. 1 The Grange: Great pub grub
  • No. 11 Brunswick Street – Local Dining
  • No. 8 Lister Square – Steak and Shake
  • Norn: the new, clean flavour of Scotland
  • Ondine Restaurant, Edinburgh – seafood heaven
  • Ondine’s Crustacean bar – perfect festival food
  • Ondine: fish on Sundays? Yes, please!
  • Pinto, Shandwick Place: double-quick, filling and cheerful Mexican
  • Pitlochry – Train journeys with ScotRail Club 50 to Winter Words Festival
  • Pizza Express launches Express Lunch menu
  • Pizza Express welcomes spring
  • Pommery Bar at the Signet Library serves up afternoon tea
  • Pompadour by Galvin: luxurious lunch in exquisite surroundings
  • Portrait Café at the National Portrait Gallery – Space and light
  • Purslane: seasonal, local and beautifully cooked
  • Rediscover Edinburgh!
  • Redwood – a little corner of California in Edinburgh
  • Rhubarb Restaurant, Edinburgh – Opulent destination dining
  • Riparian Rooms: Neighbourhood restaurant in the city
  • Ruthven’s at the Dean Gallery, Edinburgh
  • Sat Bains Restaurant: 6 hours and 10 courses later
  • Seasons – local, seasonal ingredients in surprising combinations
  • Secret Herb Garden – an oasis of peace
  • Setting up The Honours – an interview with Paul Tamburrini
  • Shri Bheema’s – a new Indian restaurant changing dining for people with allergies
  • Shri Bheema’s on Constitution Street – curry, wine and beer pairing
  • Six by Nico – The Chippie Menu – no deep fried saveloys here
  • Slow Food – good, clean, fair food with Edinburgh’s brightest chefs
  • Social Bite – good food and a good cause
  • Spatch Chicken – the ultimate in comfort food
  • St Fillans, Loch Earn: escape from the city
  • Stac Polly – Gin and It
  • Standing at the bar – going out when you can’t sit down
  • StreetBar relaunches with more than coffee: deli, tapas and wine
  • Sushi: what’s the best in Edinburgh?
  • Taste of Edinburgh 2010 – come rain or shine
  • Taste of Edinburgh 2010 – Part 1
  • Teens drive in for Scottish Food
  • Teuchters: A home from home welcome
  • The 55 Bar & Grill: brings a touch of style & glamour to sleepy Bridge of Allan
  • The Atelier: peace and quiet on Morrison Street
  • The Atrium – The most seasonal restaurant in Edinburgh?
  • The Boozy Cow: a bullish contender?
  • The Dogs surf and turf for a quick bite
  • The Flying Dog, Edinburgh: hotdogs, smørrebrød and man’s best friend
  • The Free Company: Future Farmers
  • The Glengoyne Room and new Cannonball Bar are a big hit
  • The Honours – surf and turf
  • The Khukuri – Nepalese food and a hidden gem
  • The King’s Wark: selling seafood on the seashore
  • The Lantern Room – the perfect place for pre-theatre eats in a historical setting
  • The Living Room’s new menu: Dining in the Dark is an exciting way to try it
  • The Lookout, Calton Hill – Dining with a view
  • The Magnum – a corner restaurant with a difference
  • The Pantry, Stockbridge – out for brunch
  • The Pommery Bar returns to the Signet Library for the festival
  • The Pompadour by Galvin – Poulet en Vessie
  • The Potting Shed has pots of character
  • The Printing Press Bar and Kitchen celebrates Burns
  • The Queen’s Arms – Wednesday Night Meat Up
  • The right time for Tempus?
  • The Sheep Heid Inn, Edinburgh: under new management and looking shiny
  • The Sheraton Global Social Hour – drink, eat and meet people
  • The Stockbridge Restaurant Revisited
  • The Wee Restaurant
  • The Wee Restaurant: a first look at their wine dinners
  • Three Chimneys – where Skye’s the Limit
  • Timberyard: Welcome back the Radfords!
  • Tom Kitchin shares his inspirations at the National Library of Scotland
  • Topolabamba – Mexican food to please a coeliac sufferer
  • Total Food Geeks @ One Square
  • Union of Genious – how to kickstart a soup kitchen
  • Vapiano – Italian fast food
  • Vapiano Launch Party – pizza, pasta, prosecco and one big party
  • Vdeep and comforting
  • Veggie heaven – a vegetarian’s guide to Edinburgh
  • Vinyasa: a warm welcome and great food
  • Visit a city with food at its heart: Belfast
  • Voujon – A Bengali Feast
  • Voujon – Bengali and Indian dining in Newington
  • Voujon: An Indian Dining Stalwart
  • Wagamama wows Edinburgh
  • Wagamama, Livingston – my favourite chain restaurant
  • Wahaca firing up the Mexican in Edinburgh
  • We’re having a moment! Celebrating Scandinavian food
  • Wee Restaurant’s Clafoutis
  • Wee Restaurant: a small restaurant with a big heart
  • Whatever happened to… Jacques, The Backstage Bistro and La Bagatelle
  • Wines of South Africa Tasting at Fazenda
  • Wings a Winner
  • Would you eat from a food cart? #pdx
  • Zamorin, Linlithgow: high up on the hill there’s a restaurant
  • Zizzi Edinburgh opens with a sizzle
  • Zuhu – is peri peri chicken by another name as tasty? Yes, it is!
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