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  • Friendly bistro in the heart of Edinburgh’s New town specializing in the best of modern Scottish cooking with a slight international influence. BYOB.

  • Seafood classics – oysters on ice, soups and delicately cooked fillets. All amid Victorian splendour.

  • Love, as much as praise, has been heaped on this waterfront seafood restaurant, and for good reason: the cooking is honed; the ambience warm.

  • Local chain, recognizable by the cream-and-blue seaside paint-work. European-based menu; excellent value.

  • Bistro food that’s both familiar and better than ever – the result of scouring the markets at dawn. A charmer!

  • Elevated in attitude and altitude, this rooftop glass box offers views, well-mixed cocktails and a menu that emphasizes precision over showmanship.

  • Unassuming side room off the Traverse foyer, serving some of the best food (Modern European) in Edinburgh.

  • Sharp subterranean restaurant, plying Scottish produce mixed with international flair. Good for vegetarians, too – even haggis can be meatless!

  • Great location, eyeing up the Castle from the Museum of Scotland’s rooftop. Tasty variations on Scottish cuisine.

  • Aim for the Secret Garden room to experience the Witchery at its romantic best. Excels at dishes with a rural flavour: honey-roasted duck, terrines of venison and pheasant.

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