| 130 George Street , Edinburgh New Town EH2 4JZ | |
| 01315274999 | |
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BABA is based within The Principal Edinburgh Charlotte Square hotel in the heart of Edinburgh and is the brain child of the chefs behind Glasgow's Ox and Finch.
A charcoal grill is the centrepiece of the open kitchen, where carefully-sourced Scottish lamb, beef and seafood are spiced and grilled over coals, side by side with whole cauliflowers and harissa pumpkin.
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