Had a curry at Agoon Pani on Henderson Street last night. Really good, would thoroughly recommend.
Also new place about to open on George Street called Copper Blossom. It's from the same people that have Amicus Apple/Boozy Cow and is their first venture into a higher end bar and dining arena. Not tried the food or drink yet, mainly because it isn't open, but they have high hopes for it and have spent a lot of money. Will likely be worth a visit.
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29-08-2015 05:40 PM #91PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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29-08-2015 07:00 PM #92
Large Doner from The Topkapi last night, lamb-tastic, sorry for lowering the tone. :-)
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31-08-2015 04:01 PM #96
Was at orocco pier in south queensferry on sat night, really nice food, quick service and nice staff, drinks were really over priced though, £4.50 for a bottle of water and £6.95 for a small wine
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31-08-2015 04:13 PM #97
Filling station on royal mile want £10 for a sandwich, That is ****ing scandelous!
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02-09-2015 02:00 PM #99
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02-09-2015 02:16 PM #100
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For Italians always find Mama Roma opposite the playhouse a safe bet. Only problem is no draft beer only bottles.
If you are looking for something outside the town
For Indians there are 2 in Dalkeith - Itihaas and Bombay Lounge (Bobby Smith's old pub) which are both excellent.
Quite like the Mercat out in Whitecraig. Limited menu but food always good and they run a minibus for groups. Think you have to pre-book it though.
Sun Inn at Newtongrange is always good and you will soon be able to get the train out!
Like others have found it difficult to find a decent Chinese.
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10-09-2015 10:25 AM #101
Anybody ever been to The Three Chimneys on Skye? It's top of my "places to eat at" list! We're blessed in Edinburgh to have so many fantastic restaurants, I've got so many still to visit, try and do 5 or 6 properly good ones every year. Kitchins is next up on payday.
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11-09-2015 01:49 PM #102This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The dishes were all executed very, very well and some of them (the mushrooms, potato, hen egg in a risotto style; the heritage carrots) were fantastic and would have made a great full course. Pick of the bunch was the tomato consomme though, very complex balance of flavours, it tasted sublime.
With somewhere like the Kitchin the service should be of the highest standard and I couldn't fault it, on what was a very busy Thursday night.There's only one thing better than a Hibs calendar and that's two Hibs calendars
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There's only one thing better than a Hibs calendar and that's two Hibs calendars
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14-09-2015 09:46 AM #104
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Has anyone been to the mussels and steak bar in the grass market? Thinking of going there for my birthday and trip advisor reviews sound positive!
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14-09-2015 10:48 AM #105
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14-09-2015 03:18 PM #106
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Yes, excellent, you also get the option of getting your chips cooked in beef dripping. The fillet steak is excellent. Recommended.
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I tend to avoid the Grassmarket as it's a bit too tourist trap but this place was recommended to me, by an English tourist no less, and I wasn't disappointed. As said above you can get chips cooked in dripping and they are fantastic. More chip shops etc should go back to cooking in dripping.
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15-09-2015 02:11 PM #109
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I was in Iris, Thistle Street at the weekend.
I'd say reasonably average until the bill comes ... a bit above average.
Overall not that impressed.
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15-09-2015 02:21 PM #110
Anyone been to Hotel Du Vin?
Heard good things about it previously, walked past it yesterday and they're doing a couple of nights where there is a set menu and food is being paired with local gin one night, then local ales another.
Never really need my arm twisting much when it comes to food AND drink, just wondering if anyone had any good/bad meals there?!?
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15-09-2015 06:31 PM #111
Doing the Gin Class at 56 North this Sunday, anyone been for the Gin Class? Got the voucher for my birthday.
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15-09-2015 09:16 PM #112
C-shack in newhaven,ribeye and bonemarrow burger,£12.50 or there abouts,was the best ever.
Steaks and fishy stuff too,but I'll leave them to others 😕
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Went to zicos recently, it was good. Fantastic service and as Much meat as you desire for 20 quid. The topside beef was amazing, as was the chili pork and the chicken hearts were surprisingly good too.Mon the Hibs.
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The old school in nearby dunvegan is greatLast edited by jodjam; 19-09-2015 at 08:56 PM.
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26-09-2015 07:58 AM #115
Was in China red last night Chesser avenue, Chinese,Japanese,Korean and Thai convierbelt buffet
wasn't bad actually, the seats are round the belt which holds cold stuff on the bottom (sushi,prawns etc) and your more typical hot Chinese,Thai dishes on top, when something you want comes passed your table you open it up and take it, food was good service was much better than any other buffet place I've been in, everything is on small plates so you do go through a lot and they cleared the tables very well so you weren't crowded with empties, drinks weren't too expensive either £2.50 for a Chinese beer £4 for innes&gunn about £2.50 for vodka
all in all probably the better of the buffet places I've been in and I'd definatley go back
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27-09-2015 08:03 AM #117
Went to Yorokobi by CJ last night in Aberdeen - Japanese & Korean cuisine. Really excellent stuff, fantastic soft shell crab maki and a pot dish with rice, vegetables, shredded beef, red chilli paste and a fried egg as well - would highly recommend.
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27-09-2015 09:22 AM #119
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27-09-2015 12:33 PM #120
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Vittoria Elm Row last night superb food and service as always.
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