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Recommendations for Edinburgh restaurants
Spending a week in Edinburgh in May and wondered where people on here might have had a good meal in the city. We've been there a few times before but not for five years or so, so new places would be very welcome. Open-minded as to what kind of food, as long as it's a few steps up from fast food.
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Just make your own food, so much cheaper and you know what goes in it!
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Just make your own food, so much cheaper and you know what goes in it!
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For great tapas try Cafe Andaluz on George Street.
For haute cuisine take the number 41 bus to Sweet Melinda's in Marchmont; pricey but divine. Hei Chinese is a lovely friendly BYOB in Bread Street, just off Lothian Road. Try the chocolate and Irn Bru curries at Kismot, St Leonards Street. For nice gastropub staples and a relaxed atmosphere go to Montpeliers in Bruntsfield. Burgers and vodka at Bar Kohl, George IV Bridge. Also have a look here: http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaur..._Scotland.html And give Auld Reekie my love.
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For great tapas try Cafe Andaluz on George Street.
For haute cuisine take the number 41 bus to Sweet Melinda's in Marchmont; pricey but divine. Hei Chinese is a lovely friendly BYOB in Bread Street, just off Lothian Road. Try the chocolate and Irn Bru curries at Kismot, St Leonards Street. For nice gastropub staples and a relaxed atmosphere go to Montpeliers in Bruntsfield. Burgers and vodka at Bar Kohl, George IV Bridge. Also have a look here: http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaur..._Scotland.html And give Auld Reekie my love. ![]() |
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Oink!!! Go to Oink for a pulled pork roll, they're bloody great - there's one on Cannongate and one on Victoria Street.
Also go to Lovecrumbs cake shop for a slice of beautiful cake and a cuppa. And Marys Milk Bar on the Cannongate. |
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http://www.oinkhogroast.co.uk/
http://www.lovecrumbs.co.uk/ http://www.marysmilkbar.com/ (it's on Grassmarket, I got it wrong...) |
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Thanks, Petra Girl!
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