Ah, beside the gym, thats why Ive never been near it then 🤣Quote:
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Ah, beside the gym, thats why Ive never been near it then 🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Ah right, so many new places up that way, last time I had a carvery yonks ago was at the Harp hotelQuote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
I did a wee tour of Turkey last week around the Scotland game. The absolute highlight was lunch at the Nusr-Et steakhouse in the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. Outstanding experience from start to finish. 3 courses and drinks for £100 for two of us (would probably have cost me nearer £500 in any of his other gaffs). Beef Sushi to start, New York and fillet steaks with lots of sides for main and finished off with THE best baklava I've ever tasted with Turkish ice cream.
The food, the service and the theatre all lived up to the hype!
Brooooooce. Not worthy......Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
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That sounds great. Been to Istanbul about 25 years ago really want to go back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazerbob
Is that the Salt Bae guys place?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazerbob
Has anyone tried the Pizza from the new Gordon Ramsay street food pizza place?
Can anyone recommend a good place for food and beers within walking distance of Waverley station?
Looking for somewhere for a running of 6 former work colleagues.
Somewhere that would be happy for us to stay for 3 or 4 hours (including food).
The news room is decent on Leith Street and very close to Waverley. Alternatively and just as close is The Guildford Arms if you like your real ales.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Good idea! I walked past there last month and thought it looked interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
And yes, also good call, we've done The Guildford Arms in the past. Looking for somewhere different.
Was there recently for food and drinks it was very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Brewhemia has decent food and brilliant beerQuote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Mathers at the top of Broughton Street might be worth a try. I believe it changed hands during lockdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
La Garrigue, Jeffrey st behind the station is a great bistro..French food…great wine list, serve beers too…Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
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Some great suggestions thank you all. Keep them coming!
Thistle Street Bar too, same owners as Mathers I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
No food it seems.Quote:
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Never realised that, perhaps they moved the food side of the business to Mathers.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
AyeQuote:
Originally Posted by Stubbsy90+2
Another vote for Newsroom. Great food and cocktails. They also hav a new speakeasy type bar underneath called Jackson the Taylor.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
In the last month I've been to-
The Walnut on Leith walk, 3 courses for £32 with only 3 choices for each course but the food was excellent.
Educated flea on Broughton Street for a work do. Had a really good night here, again the food was excellent.
The fountain for lunch. Had the bone in beef pie with chips and veg washed down with a couple of pints of budvar, lovely!
Can also vouch for the Fountain. Had the bone in beef pie before and that was lovely as was the steak sandwich that I had when I was there on Friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
Mia’s kitchen on Dalry Rd. Great food, well priced. Lunch menu is excellent
That sounds amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazerbob
I've been to Turkey several times, but never Istanbul apart from the airport, so I'll try to remedy that next year
Bit late in responding to this but I got takeaway Pizza and chicken sides a couple of times after it first opened.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
The first time got pizza which was tasty but luke warm. The JFC Chicken with hot sauce and chips was brilliant.
Decided to give it a second go on basis of the chicken. Same result, cold pizza, great chicken.
Think their pizza style with thin base better enjoyed fresh than via delivery. Prob wouldn't get pizza from there again as a result.
Peak at Hudsons Yard in NYC.
101st floor.
Expensive but amazing food and views!
I only posted this since someone else posted a place in Istanbul ( one of my fav cities)
Cool Jade Chinese opposite the Zoo last night. Food was decent enough and service was great. Coffee machine was broken so only filter coffee available for our guests which wasn’t a massive problem. Both the wife and I chose our usual liqueur coffees to finish, my Brandy coffee and her Tia Maria one were probably the weakest in alcohol tasting liqueur coffees we have ever had.Also found the dining room quite dark and had to use torch on my phone to read the menu.
Overall ranking this place in my recent Chinese restaurant visits is :
1.Karen’s Unicorn
2. Chinese Manor House
3. Cool Jade
To have two pretty decent Chinese restaurants in Corstorphine is ideal.
I love the Manor House, been to Cool Jade twice (though both were a few years back), and wasn’t impressed enough to try it a third time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
I’ve eaten at Gleneagles Town House and Gurkha Cafe in the last few days. Would recommend both.
Gleneagles Town House is lovely inside. I had the steak tartare and then the cod. Very very good.
Was at Rollo on Broughton Street last weekend. Brilliant as always (although not as good as the now closed Stockbridge one was unfortunately).