Edinburgh Restaurants

Welcome to Basils, your local neighbourhood bar serving up the freshest burgers, the best cocktails and a fine selection of beers and wine. No matter what you’re in the mood for, dinner with family, drinks with mates, a few beers and a read of the paper or a boozy brunch – we’ve got you covered. We’re family friendly, dog friendly, vegan friendly – hell we’re just all round friendly guys, so why not pop down and order yourself a plate of tasty goodness from our kitchen and a drink to wash it down with.More

Juniper where we dare to be different and create concoctions that push the boundaries. Our vision is clear – to experiment, to explore, to play with flavour combinations – and not to take ourselves too seriously! With fresh,new flavours and combinations as well as offering the comfort and familiarity of traditional favourites. We are passionate about cocktails and this is reflected in every one we serve! Try one of our amazing creations – you’ll not be disappointed!More

Penicuik House is located 10 miles south of Edinburgh, set in one of the finest designed landscapes in the country. This special place has been home to the same family since 1654 and today we are on an exciting journey to transform it into a rural and cultural destination for visitors from far and wide to enjoy. More

Thank you very much for choosing Pho Viet today. Your favor and support have been a great encouragement to us. With over 20 years of experience, we continue to try our best to serve you with delicious and satisfying meals. We are constantly looking to improve our service in order to provide our customers with the best possible experience. All your feedbackare very valuable to us and we will always strive to acknowledge and listen to your contribution. We hope you will enjoy your meal with us today.More

A stone’s throw from The Royal Mile, Pibroch is a charming family-run setting that celebrates Scottish tradition. In a cosy setting for rustic wooden furnishings & tartan décor, tuck into time-honoured national dishes, along with local beers.

The menu offers diners a full line-up of recipes from across Scotland, all made to traditional recipes. Start off with Cullen Skink or the Stornoway black pudding with beetroot salad, poached egg, sea salt croutons. Haggis is available the traditional way, or made to a special vegetarian recipe, and comes served with the traditional neeps & tatties, as well as a red wine reduction and shallot cream sauce.

A selection of whiskies from across Scotland are served, as well as beers from the Edinburgh Beer Factory. For pudding, indulge in sticky ginger and date pudding.

Filled with homely Scottish charm, Pibroch is a great way to experience traditional Scottish dining. Edinburgh Waverley Rail Station is justMore