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5 Star food service and price

5 stars always, consistently one of the top 5 places in Edinburgh for value, quality of the food and service. Great value. You just have to walnut pudding. We go often because it’s brilliant.

A beautiful charming and cosy little restaurant, tucked in the heart of the Royal Mile. We loved the chic feel and coziness, as well as the lovely welcome by their lovely staff. A starter of scallop and black pudding on a bed of the most amazing and flavourful pea purée. For main, the Seabass skin was perfectly crisped as were the accompanying potatoes, a perfect beurre blanc. My husband raved about the lemon posset whilst I enjoyed the photographed tiramisu martini. The wine choice (Chenin Blanc) was superb. Good value for money and highly recommended.

100% recommended, be like great. Service was amazing, our waitress was the Peruvian girl. Considering we are at the Royal Mille the right price

£49.50 for a 2 course brunch!!...please, coffee, eggs benedict and a tiny lemon tart..... the views are good, the service was inconsistent, food was agreeable... but we wouldn't say that it was value for money... quite noisy too.... done it, wouldn't bother again.

Surprisingly good food for the price and great service from Divya

Review rating: 5.0

A frustrating experience. We visited on a busy Friday evening and had booked in advance. Our reservation was at 8.30pm to be told our table would be a while. It was 9pm before we sat down. The staff seemed overly keen to take our orders, twice we had to say could they just give us a little time to study the menu. We ordered 2 starters and poppadoms to begin. The poppadoms arrived but no starters. A half hour later, our main courses arrived, still no starters! The food was sent back and we waited another half hour! We were still eating our main meal at 11pm and it was obvious the staff wanted us out. The food was nice, not fantastic and certainly not the best Indian food we have ever eaten, the curry sauces were very ‘samey’. I would say the naan bread was delicious though. Was it good value for money, no! Was the service good, definitely some communication errors along the way, but polite non the less, was it a slick and efficient service, a definite no, it was chaotic to be honest. There seemed to be a lot of stressed waiters and waitresses! The wine, be careful, we chose the Pinot Grigio which was the most expensive White as there was little to choose from, it was like drinking grape juice and only 10% VOL, it was not a quality wine nor good value at well over £30 a bottle and no mention of proof on the wine list, which any good restaurant should highlight. Would we go back, possibly, but only if the restaurant’s owners up their game in terms of customer service and efficiency. The Ladies toilets were also filthy which was off putting to say the least! Regular checks should be put in place, to ensure guests receive a clean environment to ‘powder their noses’! Much room for improvements!

Review rating: 3.0

5 Star food service and price

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5 stars always, consistently one of the top 5 places in Edinburgh for value, quality of the food and service. Great value. You just have to walnut pudding. We go often because it’s brilliant.

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A beautiful charming and cosy little restaurant, tucked in the heart of the Royal Mile. We loved the chic feel and coziness, as well as the lovely welcome by their lovely staff. A starter of scallop and black pudding on a bed of the most amazing and flavourful pea purée. For main, the Seabass skin was perfectly crisped as were the accompanying potatoes, a perfect beurre blanc. My husband raved about the lemon posset whilst I enjoyed the photographed tiramisu martini. The wine choice (Chenin Blanc) was superb. Good value for money and highly recommended.

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