Big Breakfast Wrap Meal deal is solid. Got it to go. Wrap was actually decent, sausage and egg were hot. Coffee was okay. Way cheaper than buying everything separate.

Lovely spot by the park. Sat outside in the sun for a late lunch. The breeze was just right, felt really peaceful. My iced tea tasted better out there. A bit pricey for what it was, but the setting made it.

Been coming here for lunch for months. Food&#39;s always solid, the team&#39;s quick and friendly. Never had a bad meal. Good spot for a reliable bite.

Gio and the team are always friendly, remember you. It&rsquo;s a proper local spot. The pasta is solid, nothing fancy but done right. Been coming here for years.

Had a lovely birthday lunch. The festive menu was a treat, and the staff were so friendly. They made sure we were comfortable throughout.

Stumbled upon this place by chance. The rustic, cosy vibe is just right&mdash;warm and inviting. It&#39;s a really nice spot to just sit and relax for a while.

A decent spot for families. The kids&#39; menu had some pretty good fresh options, and the little sandpit kept ours entertained. The grass area was a nice touch too. It&#39;s not the quietest place for a meal, but it does the job.

First time trying the No.7 pizza. The sourdough base was light, but the crust was a bit too bready for me. Still, a solid choice, especially with their festive set deal.

Nice spot with a charming old-school vibe. It was pretty busy when we went, but the noise level was fine. The pasta was decent, though the portion felt a bit on the smaller side.

Cosy spot with nice decor. Had a relaxed dinner here, the food was pretty good. A bit on the pricier side, but fine for a quiet evening out.

The small plates are actually quite generous, and the flavours are bold. I love that the menu changes so often&mdash;it means there&rsquo;s always something new to try. Really sets it apart from other places.

Prices are fair for what you get. The portions are generous, and there&#39;s a lot to choose from. I had the grilled salmon &ndash; cooked just right, not dry at all. A solid spot for a casual meal.

The squid starter was a generous portion and cooked just right. The prawn spaghetti was a treat, too. Good value set menu.

The seasonal daiquiri really stood out. You could taste the fresh lime and the quality of the rum. It was perfectly balanced, not too sweet at all. I ended up having a second one, which I don&#39;t usually do. A lovely, refreshing choice.

Solid wine tasting deal - four generous pours for &pound;20. The grazing boards afterwards were well presented with good variety. A straightforward, good value option for after work.

The gluten-free fish and chips here are a game-changer for my sister. She could finally have the proper crispy batter without any worry. We shared a big portion by the harbour, just like everyone else.

Popped in for a late lunch. The lemon mint mojito was really refreshing. Had the spaghetti with parmesan, it was solid. A bit busy, but the vibe was nice.

Portions are generous, flavours spot on. The flat iron steak was cooked just right, and the haggis bon bons were a treat. They have a decent wine list too - found a nice Malbec that paired beautifully with the steak. Solid spot.

The tasting menu was the highlight. The scallop course had a perfect sear, and the wine pairing brought out its sweetness. The venison was rich, but the portion felt a bit small.

The view from the 11th floor is the real star here. Sat out on the deck with a drink, the 360-degree panorama of Edinburgh was just brilliant. A great spot to relax.

Decent value, but the wasabi was a bit weak. The fried noodles portion was huge compared to everything else, felt a bit random.

The chicken gyros was huge, honestly. Came with a mountain of fries and warm pita. More than enough for two, no question.

Menu changes keep it interesting. The wine pairings are spot on, and the staff are really friendly. It&#39;s my go-to spot in town now.

The tasting menu was lovely. I particularly appreciated how fresh and seasonal the ingredients were in each course. The wine pairings matched the clean flavours perfectly. A very thoughtful meal.

The butter chicken is smooth and the lamb shank is very tender. Garlic naan and mushroom rice were good sides. Service was prompt and efficient, which I appreciate. A solid choice for a business dinner.

The red curry had a lovely depth of flavour, and the prawn tempura was perfectly crisp. The wine list was a pleasant surprise &ndash; found a really nice Riesling that cut through the richness beautifully. Menu&#39;s got loads of tempting options, will have to go back to try more.

Came here with a few friends. It&#39;s got that classic, no-fuss vibe and loads of tables, so we could all spread out. Really clean and comfy, perfect for a group catch-up.

Been back a few times since they opened. The kitchen doesn&#39;t overcomplicate things. The scallops last night were just seared, tasted purely of themselves. That&#39;s the point here.

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