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Featuring a mezzanine dining area and a 200 strong whisky shelf, the menu boasts seasonal and Scottish ingredients that change monthly.
The City Café has been a long standing favourite among Edinburgh locals and visitors to the city since the early 1980s.
READ MOREDiscover the Innis & Gunn Brewery Taproom in Edinburgh, situated in the heart of the city, offering a range of events, craft beer on tap and a selection of top quality, locally produced food.
READ MOREHard Rock Cafe Edinburgh is located in George Street, just a short distance from the world famous Edinburgh Castle.
READ MOREPurveyors of fine malts and delicious botanicals, serving an ever changing menu of excellent Scottish produce, prepared fresh, every day until 9pm.
READ MOREThe Barologist serves fine fresh food all day from Brunch ’til Late and also takes the art of cocktail making very seriously.
READ MOREJust minutes from The Gyle Shopping centre in Edinburgh, Philly's is the perfect place to escape the capital chaos and relax with friends.
READ MOREWaterside bar-restaurant with classic British dishes with a modern European twist and live jazz music several times a week.
READ MOREPatina combines a restaurant, bar and in house bakery in a beautifully designed space and it's also a music venue.
READ MOREPhriends have created a new way of dining. We have redefined the way of cooking and serving food because it is our belief that you are what you eat.
READ MOREA family owned Scottish restaurant collection based in Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Scottish, seasonal and seriously tasty menus sourced as locally as possible.
READ MOREJoseph Pearce’s is a landmark in Edinburgh and it has been open since 1898. It has been a grocery, a wine merchant and now a bar.
READ MORESteeped in some of Edinburgh's greatest history, Greater Grassmarket is only a minutes' walk from the popular Royal Mile and visitor favourite, the National Museum of Scotland.
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