Tag: Edinburgh
over 6 years ago
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Chop House Bruntsfield, Edinburgh, restaurant review

88 Bruntsfield Place is haunted by the ghost of a bad meal. I went there to review former occupant TriBeCa, a year or...

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over 6 years ago
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Ransacked Black Oven, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Restaurant review: Give peacamole a chance with a visit to Edinburgh's Ransacked Black Oven, says our critic Gaby Soutar

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over 6 years ago
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Six by Nico, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Sample the fanciest fish supper in the capital with a visit to Six by Nico, says our restaurant critic Gaby Soutar, w...

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over 6 years ago
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Soul Sushi, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The Godfather of Soul, James Brown, was once the co-owner of a restaurant called The Gold Platter. They served burger...

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over 6 years ago
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Fazenda, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Restaurant review: Stuff yourself at the all-you-can-eat extravaganza that is Edinburgh's Fazenda, says our critic Ga...

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over 6 years ago
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Finn & Bear, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Restaurant review: Enjoy the first and best meal of the day at Finn & Bear on the Shore in Leith, says Gaby Soutar

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over 6 years ago
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Casa Mara, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Treat your mum to Casa Mara's food this Mother's Day in Edinburgh, says Gaby Soutar.

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over 6 years ago
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Bodega, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Eat worms and crocodile pie at the new branch of Bodega, says Gaby Soutar

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over 6 years ago
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Clark and Lake, Edinburgh, restaurant review

This place is like me in any childhood PE class – always last to be picked. (That may have been down to my resting un...

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over 6 years ago
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Ping On, Edinburgh, restaurant review

In the Chinese New Year of the Dog, eat like a Labrador at Edinburgh's Ping On, says Gaby Soutar

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almost 7 years ago
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The Herbivore Kitchen, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Lamb chops, mince and gammon steaks. It seems a long time since they were weekday staples. Round at my casa, we don’t...

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almost 7 years ago
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White Horse Oyster Bar, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Ditch the diet and have dinner at Edinburgh's newly opened White Horse Oyster Bar instead, says our restaurant critic...

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almost 7 years ago
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Aurora, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Don't be fooled by the humble cafe exterior, as the food at Aurora is a natural phenomenon, says Gaby Soutar

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almost 7 years ago
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Diablo Loco, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The tequila at Edinburgh's Diablo Loco will make you happy, but the food might not, says our restaurant critic Gaby S...

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almost 7 years ago
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Baba, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Recover from the trials of the festive season with a visit to Edinburgh's new restaurant Baba, says Gaby Soutar

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almost 7 years ago
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Gaucho, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Stick with steak at Edinburgh's Gaucho, the new Argentinian Steakhouse in St Andrew's Square, or you might be disappo...

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almost 7 years ago
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Taxidi Greek Bistro, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Feeling chilly? Then visit Edinburgh's Taxidi Greek Bistro for some sun-kissed Greek food, says Gaby Soutar

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almost 7 years ago
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Bistro Deluxe by Paul Tamburrini, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The food is dreamy at Bistro Deluxe by Paul Tamburrini, says Gaby Soutar

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almost 7 years ago
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East Pizzas, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Give pizza a chance with a visit to East Pizzas, says Gaby Soutar

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almost 7 years ago
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Chameleon, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Lizards can be as cute as kittens. Just search YouTube for “chameleon likes popping bubbles,” and you will see the ev...

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about 7 years ago
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The Ivy on the Square, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Did anyone ever tune in to Channel 5’s daytime telly fave The Restaurant Inspector? It was presented by director of T...

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about 7 years ago
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Trenchtown, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The vibrant Caribbean food at Trenchtown is more than irie, says Gaby Soutar

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about 7 years ago
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Saboteur, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Saboteur is great, but it's no competition for its sister restaurant, Ting Thai Caravan, says Gaby Soutar

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about 7 years ago
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The Pantry, restaurant review, Edinburgh

In the city, when the leaves are slippery on the pavement, it’s easy to forget the nice things about autumn. Not so w...

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about 7 years ago
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Dai Pai, restaurant review, Edinburgh

A Forfar bridie drowning in its own gravy. As my memory becomes like a dodgy Filofax, with pages stuck together, hier...

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about 7 years ago
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The Fat Pony, restaurant review, Edinburgh

Saddle up for some flavoursome grub at The Fat Pony, says Gaby Soutar

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about 7 years ago
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Radici Italian Bistro, restaurant review, Edinburgh

Can you put a sparkler on her dessert or something?” I asked on the phone to this new Italian restaurant. Argh, the d...

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about 7 years ago
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Rabble Taphouse & Grill, restaurant review, Edinburgh

No chips or wine for us,” the woman sitting next to us said to the waitress, “We’ve got to be good.” Jeez, how to ina...

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about 7 years ago
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Harmonium, restaurant review, Edinburgh

The inventive vegan food at Harmonium is much better than a baked potato, says Gaby Soutar

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about 7 years ago
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Six things that might happen on a visit to Dram & Smoke’s Campfire Feasts pop-up

Dram & Smoke are back in town with a camping-themed feast.

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about 7 years ago
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The Herringbone, Edinburgh, restaurant review

New restaurant The Herringbone is a decent addition to Edinburgh's Trinity neighbourhood, says Gaby Soutar

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about 7 years ago
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Spatch, restaurant review, Edinburgh

If your favourite food is chicken, you'll probably like Spatch, says Gaby Soutar

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over 7 years ago
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Katie's, restaurant review, Edinburgh

Asking the public to name anything never usually goes well. Spare a thought for the whale, Mr Splashy Pants, christen...

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over 7 years ago
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Civerinos Slice, restaurant review, Edinburgh

You can tell a lot about people from their pizza eating habits. Those who munch from the inside out are sensitive typ...

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over 7 years ago
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Ishka, restaurant review, Edinburgh

What do you call someone who practices neuromodulation? A neuromodulator, or a neuromodulicator? I’m not sure, so I t...

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over 7 years ago
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Maki & Ramen, Edinburgh, restaurant review

My sock collection is a disgrace. Most of them are like the pope, in that they're very, very holey. Others are widows...

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over 7 years ago
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Ronaq New Waverley, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The food at Ronaq New Waverley isn't as glamorous as the decor, says Gaby Soutar

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over 7 years ago
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Cruize Bar Brasserie, Isle of Arran, restaurant review

The food at Arran's Cruize Bar Brasserie is really pleazant, says Gaby Soutar

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over 7 years ago
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Le Roi Fou, Edinburgh, restaurant review

You don't have to be arty to appreciate the beautiful food at Le Roi Fou, says Gaby Soutar

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