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The Mannequin
While Byres Road seems to be welcoming more and more of the big chains, those looking for a quirkier, independent place to hole up would be wise to head beyo... Read more »| 23 Nov 2009 -
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La Concha
Almost invisible to the naked eye at first, La Concha nestles in a cosy basement in the heart of Stockbridge. Stylish décor and flattering lighting t... Read more »| 17 Nov 2009 -
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Sapporo
Let's be clear, Sapporo is catagorically not a first date restaurant. By sitting down at one of the communal teppanyaki tables at this vast new Japanese join... Read more »| 13 Oct 2009 -
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56North
56North has all the air of one of Edinburgh’s latest fashionable bars: there’s the sleek décor, an extensive cocktail menu and a clientele... Read more »| 13 Oct 2009 -
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The Ivy Bar
In its new more bohemian location of up-and-coming Finnieston, The Ivy finds home in a more hospitable locale than the windy inclines at Charing Cross. Forme... Read more »| 15 Sep 2009 -
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Amarone
In this credit crunch climate you would be forgiven for thinking that eating out was a luxury most people have been forced to curtail. However not only is Go... Read more »| 15 Sep 2009
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No. Sixteen
Whereas once upon a time, pre-economic downturn, No. Sixteen enjoyed a thoroughly enviable locale in the bustling West End, it now sits on a rather sad and q... Read more »| 26 Aug 2009 -
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Cail Bruich
A pleasant, convivial buzz hangs over Cail Bruich, with every table occupied by bread, wine and garrulous Glasgow chat even on an early Tuesday night. A cou... Read more »| 26 Aug 2009 -
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Redwood
Tucked into a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it, cosy basement space in lovely, lovely Stockbridge, Redwood offers a novel take on fusion food. Owner / chef Ann... Read more »| 28 Jul 2009 -
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Amore Dogs
No-one would argue with the need for The Dogs to spread its wings. The perpetually-packed Hanover Street eatery, where punters happily bump elbows on rickety... Read more »| 28 Jul 2009 -
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Espy
Espy is short for esplanade and that’s where you’ll find it; a cheery wee place perched on the Portobello promenade which greets with jugs of fru... Read more »| 28 Jul 2009 -
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The Guilty Lily
Walking into The Guilty Lily is a calming experience; the central area is a large, airy, open space, perfectly cool in summer, but with huge, comfy sofas and... Read more »| 28 Jul 2009 -
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eteaket
Eteaket owner and founder, Erica Moore, is passionate about tea. From central Edinburgh, her boutique and café supplies more than forty different type... Read more »| 03 Jul 2009 -
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The Arches Restuarant
The Arches gets things off to a bad start. After being half heartedly deposited in a quiet corner of the restaurant, with some vague jabbing at the specials ... Read more »| 03 Jul 2009 -
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Joseph Pearce's Review
Joseph Pearce’s is my German flatmate’s favourite Edinburgh hangout. I think the affection is based on a sense of loyalty to the northern (contin... Read more »| 20 Apr 2009