| 10 (1F) Cambridge Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2ED | |
| 01312181818 | |
| Dine Edinburgh Website | |
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An award-winning brasserie, Champagne and cocktail lounge located in Edinburgh’s financial centre.
From its interior of polished timbers and sumptuous wall coverings to its striking circular atrium with life size apple tree, Dine epitomises relaxed luxury.
Whether it’s a quick bite with colleagues, a lingering lunch with friends, a gourmet dinner experience or simply a glass of Champagne or cocktail made by one of the Capital’s top mixologists, there’s something for everyone – all at affordable prices.
Located just above the Traverse Theatre and next to the Usher Hall, Dine is ideally placed for a pre or post theatre meal.
At MONO, we focus on a complete experience. In doing so, we aim to highlight the relationship between raw nature, our ingredients and our cultural history.
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