Perfect spot for a pre-show bite near the Playhouse. The mini fish and chips were spot on - crispy batter, fluffy inside. Chicken skewers were tasty too. Staff were really friendly and got us out in good time.

The old vaults are a cool setting. The ingredients in my salad tasted really fresh.

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The smoked salmon starter was really nice. The salad was pretty good too, though the portion was a bit on the small side.

The spicy chicken burger was so flavourful, and the chicken was a proper generous piece. The fries were light and crispy, which was a nice touch. Service was considerate, too.

The fish and chips here are a proper portion. The fish itself was huge and the batter was light and crisp. The homemade tartar sauce really made it, though &ndash; tangy and fresh. Couldn&#39;t finish it all!

Popped in for a morning coffee and it really hit the spot. The staff were so friendly, which was a nice way to start the day.

The restaurant offers a fantastic view of the Forth Bridge, making it a lovely spot for a meal, even if the food quality varies.

Been coming here for years and the steak pie is always spot on. Big chunks of beef, rich gravy, and the pastry is just right.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s a reliable spot. The burgers are always cooked just right, juicy and not dry. The live music on weekends is a nice touch, makes for a good atmosphere. Staff are quick too.

The cocktails were great, but I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted. You could tell they use quality stuff.

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Haggis burger was a fun first try, and the mac and cheese was properly gooey. Noticed a pool table and a little play area for kids, so seems like a good spot for families.

Great spot on Rose Street for a pint. Their own craft beers are solid, and the guest taps are interesting. The little terrace is a real bonus when the sun&#39;s out. Prices are fair for the area.

A really comfortable spot, the vibe is just right. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening feel effortless. A lovely place to unwind.

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Popped in for a quick lunch. The Cullen skink soup was the star &ndash; really fresh and tasty, proper comfort food on a drizzly day. The rest of the pub grub was solid too.

The espresso martini is a lovely classic. The cocktail menu is decent and they do try new things, though some experiments are a bit hit or miss.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s a proper local. Gets packed but they always get your order sorted quickly. The whisky selection is the real draw though, keeps me coming back.

The bartender here knows his whiskies. I was a bit lost with their extensive list, but he asked a couple of questions and suggested a fantastic single malt I&#39;d never tried. Perfectly balanced. That kind of knowledgeable, unhurried service is what makes a good bar.

Stopped in before my train. Quick service, friendly. The place looks like it gets lively when they have events on.

The daily soup is a real highlight. I had the broccoli and blue cheese one today - the ingredients tasted so fresh. A lovely, comforting lunch option.

Decent spot for a quick bite after the castle. Sat outside, caught a bit of the view. Food was okay, nothing fancy but it did the job. A bit pricey for what it was, but you&#39;re paying for the location I suppose.

Stayed at the hostel, so this was my go-to spot. The breakfast is a decent option for the price &ndash; you get a full plate, not just a token croissant. Good for fueling up before a day out.

Nice little pub. Had the pierogi, portion was huge! Could barely finish it. Beer selection&#39;s decent. The old oval bar is pretty cool.

A nice little find off Nicolson Street. The coffee was a pleasant surprise alongside the usual drinks.

The cask ale here is always spot on. They keep the lines clean, so the beer tastes fresh and crisp. It&#39;s a proper pub pour, not like some places where it&#39;s warm and flat.

Staff are always so friendly here. They gave us some really good menu suggestions, which was helpful as we were a bit overwhelmed by the choices. Felt very welcome.

A nice lunch spot. The fish and chips came out quickly, which I always appreciate. The server was polite and came by once to see if we needed anything else. It made for a relaxed, easy meal.

The open fire makes it feel so cosy, especially on a chilly evening. I love their sundaes, they&#39;re a proper treat after the roast. Staff are always smiling, even when it&#39;s packed.

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