Tag: Edinburgh
over 8 years ago
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New Chapter, Edinburgh, restaurant review

My new restaurant radar must be getting rusty. Like a ninja or a phantom, this place appeared so quietly from nowhere...

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over 8 years ago
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Ada, Edinburgh, restaurant review

It's early days for Edinburgh's Ada but the starters and desserts are worth checking out, finds Gaby Soutar

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over 8 years ago
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Bread Meats Bread, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Already hugely popular in Glasgow, Bread Meats Bread is ready to take Edinburgh by storm, finds Gaby Soutar

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over 8 years ago
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Tutto Matto, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Today, you may feel that you never want to eat again. You might imagine that you never want to look a turkey drumstic...

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over 8 years ago
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Kilted Lobster, Edinburgh, restaurant review

If lobsters wore clothes, I think they’d probably go for waterproof mittens, knuckle dusters and flak jackets. They’r...

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over 8 years ago
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A day in the life: Susie Walker-Munro, Kinnettles Gold

5:30am My day is dictated by the seasons, so in the summer when the tea is growing fast and daylight hours are long I...

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almost 9 years ago
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Copper Blossom, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Here comes the bride, all dressed in white, sliding down the banister, she’s 50 metres wide”. There are so many playg...

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almost 9 years ago
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Passorn Thai Brasserie, Edinburgh, restaurant review

What’s your name for the booking?” asked the waiter, as I stood in the foyer of this smart new restaurant, a few days...

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almost 9 years ago
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Field Grill House, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The Field Grill House's delightful menu is filled with big confident flavours, finds Gaby Soutar

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almost 9 years ago
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L'escargot Blanc, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The opening of Bar á Vin is an excellent excuse to rediscover the hidden gem that is L'escargot Blanc, finds Gaby Soutar

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almost 9 years ago
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The Printing Press Bar & Kitchen, Edinburgh, restaurant review

With fabulous food and genuinely lovely staff, the Printing Press is a restaurant worth tearing yourself away from yo...

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almost 9 years ago
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Leith Chophouse, Edinburgh, restaurant review

In the Leith Chophouse, Edinburgh has a new challenger for the title of best steakhouse in town, finds Gaby Soutar

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almost 9 years ago
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Checkpoint, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The concept and interior of Checkpoint is marvellous, but the food needs a little work, finds Gaby Soutar

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almost 9 years ago
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Ninja Buns, Edinburgh, restaurant review

It's hard not to have a happy old time in Ninja Buns, finds Gaby Soutar

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almost 9 years ago
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The Mumbai Mansion, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Despite some glimmers of genius when it came to the sauces, the food isn’t perfect at The Mumbai Mansion, finds Gaby ...

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almost 9 years ago
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Edinburgh's restaurants and bars impress at the AA Hospitality Awards 2015

Scottish hotels, restaurants and bars have been praised for their outstanding service and food at the AA Hospitality ...

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almost 9 years ago
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Akva, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Akva's atmosphere, crayfish nights and ping-pong table are all a huge draw but their menu offers nothing new, finds G...

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almost 9 years ago
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Edinburgh rated second highest in the UK for cafés and coffee shops

Edinburgh has more coffee shops than any other town in the UK outside of London and one of the highest numbers of caf...

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almost 9 years ago
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A day in the life: Chris Molyneaux, Daffy's Gin

Chris Molyneaux, managing director and distiller at Edinburgh's Daffy's gin, gives us a glimpse into what a typical d...

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almost 9 years ago
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Harry's Bar & Grill, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The food at Harry's Bar & Grill looks better on the menu than it does on the plate, finds Gaby Soutar

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almost 9 years ago
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Henderson's Bistro, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Henderson's Bistro is a worthy and much-needed expansion to Edinburgh's vegan restaurant scene, writes Gaby Soutar

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about 9 years ago
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Origano, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The Scotsman's Gaby Soutar pays a visit Origano on Edinburgh's Leith Walk.

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about 9 years ago
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The Beer Kitchen, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The Beer Kitchen's food offering is drowned out by the noise and bustle of the busy bar, finds Gaby Soutar

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about 9 years ago
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Milk at Jupiter Artland, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Please don’t: Bring a picnic or BBQ (For animal welfare there is a very strict policy of no picnics. Picnics may be t...

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about 9 years ago
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A day in the life: Hamish Martin, the Secret Herb Garden

Hamish Martin, owner of Edinburgh's Secret Herb Garden, gives us a glimpse into what a typical day in his life at the...

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about 9 years ago
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Brasserie Les Amis, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Brasserie Les Amis brings a touch of Paris to Edinburgh's Morrison Street, finds Gaby Soutar

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about 9 years ago
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Usquabae Whisky Bar & Larder, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Usquabae Whisky Bar & Larder's impressive array of 400 or so whiskies is not matched by its food offering, finds Gaby...

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about 9 years ago
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Forth Floor Brasserie, Harvey Nichols, Edinburgh, restaurant review

For those who need a little refuelling during an assault on the high street, the Forth Floor Brasserie offers a fitti...

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about 9 years ago
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El Cartel, Edinburgh, restaurant review

El Cartel makes waves in the ocean of Thistle Street eateries, writes Gaby Soutar

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about 9 years ago
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No.8 Lister Square, Edinburgh, restaurant review

No. 8 Lister Square has an enjoyable, relaxed vibe and great food, finds Gaby Soutar

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over 9 years ago
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La Petite Mort, Edinburgh, restaurant review

YOU DID it!” There’s a scene in the film Elf where the eponymous character (played by Will Ferrell) goes into a New Y...

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over 9 years ago
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Maki & Ramen review

Some people have great ideas, but only a tiny budget. This place appears to have been opened on a shoestring, but the...

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over 9 years ago
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Bentoya, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Bentoya's generous Japanese fusion cuisine will leave you spoiled for choice, writes Gaby Soutar

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over 9 years ago
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Anfora, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Leith's new wine bar, complete with an avian appreciated courtyard, flies high when it comes to the food, finds Gaby ...

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over 9 years ago
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OX184, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The Cowgate's latest addition, compete with open wood-fired grill, is not all smoke and mirrors, writes Gaby Soutar

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over 9 years ago
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Slighhouse, Edinburgh, restaurant review

The food at new Edinburgh eatery Slighhouse is inventive, and the cocktails won't disappoint, finds Gaby Soutar

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over 9 years ago
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The Kitchin, Edinburgh, restaurant review

Scotsman writer Gaby Soutar reviews Tom Kitchin's chic and classy restaurant The Kitchin

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over 9 years ago
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Cafe Tartine, Edinburgh, restaurant review

When you’re reviewing restaurants, you end up always wanting the next experience to be more exciting than the last. H...

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