| 82 Commercial Quay , Leith EH6 6LX | |
| 01312856900 | |
| Black Pig and Oyster Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
The Black Pig and Oyster is a newly opened Iberian restaurant in Leith. With an aim to showcase the finest Iberian Black Pig and fresh oyster dishes, diners are able to pick from an extensive tapas selection and main menu. The new Leith eatery is proving to be a hit with diners, both local and from further afield.
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