Sabzi in Edinburgh, City of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Wowza! Great food. The lovely staff (Steven & his lovely mum) chatted to us. Street food style dining Very casual but great.

By far and away the best Indian restaurant I've been to. Delicious, interesting food and great, efficient service; just wish I lived closer.

Went one Saturday lunchtime and had a number of vegetarian dishes , pigged ourselves in fact . Everything worked - chick pea dish complemented daal , bread delicious excellent pakora . We were given an explanation of all the dishes at the outset consistent with the ultra friendly service we experienced throughout . Informal relaxed place definitely to be visited

We came here as a family for dinner on mother's day (admittedly my sister had won an instgram competition) and couldn't have been made to feel more welcome or at home. The staff were all absolutely charming from start to finish and took their time in talking us through the menu. We ordered all of the savory dishes which included fish, chicken, chickpeas, paneer, various breads and rotis, chips with tamarind dressing. All were really fresh and the flavours complimented each other beautifully. We were stuffed so for dessert, three of us had the mango lassi lollipop which was wonderfully fresh and we made an attempt at the apple samosas with kulfi ice cream- super tasty! The menu changes regularly but I wouldn't hesitate to revisit as I am sure whatever they make is delicious and the service was brilliant throughout.

We have been dying to try this place for a while and after being closed for a holiday it's finally open again. We decided to pop in on our way back home and was not disappointed. We both had the seekh kebab roti, which was outstanding and clearly freshly made. The staff were really friendly and chatty and happy to explain anything. There was also a real mix of ages with the customers, which is great to see. We will definitely be back and spread the word it's a local gem. It's a byob so if you like a drink with your food take it, I did like the fact they had zero alcohol beers on offer.

Menu changes weekly and we were well pleased with the offerings today. Each dish is explained by the host and proved to be delicious and very different from anything we had had before. We had Paneer Dosa and Chole bature. The dosa was coloured pink for Valentines week! The chole had a puffed "bread", quite hot pickle and red onion rings with it. We treated ourselves with apple pie samosas and pistachio kulfi to go with our chai. We will be back!!

What a nice surprise! We have been invited t9 this lovely family run restaurant by a friend of ours and honestly it was more than very good. The food was beautiful and freshly homemade. The owner as Wael as the staff were king and explained clearly the menue for us and believe me, it was amazing. I would recommend this place in order to have a good time. The customer seems to be young but well mannered. No licence for alcohol so you have to bring yours but it makes the place affordable even if the prices are more than decent. We will definitely come back there .

Warm welcome on arrival as always. Ordered 4 dishes and the standouts were the Aloo Tikka Chole and the best paneer dish I've had which I wish I'd paid more attention to what it was called! Spicy and focused on flavour rather than heat. It's always lovely treat visit and highly recommended if you're in the area.

Sabzi in Edinburgh? Big yes from us! The food? Top-notch. Seriously, every bite was a flavor party. The staff? Super friendly and welcoming. Bonus: BYOB, so you can enjoy your favorite drink. And those mango lassis? Absolutely divine. Just remember, it's popular – book ahead! You won't regret it.

This is the restaurant you all want on your street. Unbelievably tasty food that changes weekly, owners and staff are so nice - remember you even after only being in once. The value for the quality of the food is excellent - especially when it’s BYOB. Hot summer nights, sitting outside, eating authentic Indian food and drinking cold beers. Priceless. You MUST order the Pani Puri, always.

Such a lovely warm welcome from the moment we arrived! The kind server explained the whole menu in great detail. We ordered chai and pani puri to start! Followed by pork belly curry and paneer masala! I loved it soo much my partner got me a tshirt to take home! Can’t wait to go back!

Although I used to frequent this space every Saturday night in the 80s, when it used to be a Blockbuster video rental shop, I've not been in since it's been Sabzi and boy do I regret that. There were 18 of us for a family get together and we were accomodated no problem. A staff member talked us through the food and drinks menu, which was very helpful as this is not your standsrd Indian restaurant. It is more a street food place and my oh my the food is sublime. I had the pork belly, which came in a delicious curry sauce and also with a garlic nan. I also had the pani puri, crispy shells that you pour massla water and tamarind sauce into and they were a taste sensation. Everybody in the party thouroughlly enjoyed their food and the service was top notch as well. I won't leave it as long until I come back here again.

The most tasty Indian food with a twist. Every dish we had was delicious - recommend it all. The Nutella pudding and chai were outstanding. Staff were lovely and friendly.

Sometimes the best experiences happen by chance. This was one of them. Walking home this evening from an event we thought we’d pop in for some food. No chance. Full and a queue. They offered take away and so glad we accepted. Flavoursome, beautifully cooked street food. Looking forward to a return visit.

Consistently brilliant, great flavours excellent friendly service only problem is you want to try everything and end up very full . They deserve every great review they get

The team were so friendly to us and talked us through their delightful menu. We shared a spread of dishes, and then had two to-die-for deserts! Cannot recommend the Peshwari Naan with Kulfi enough! Great service, fantastic food and lovely atmosphere in the restaurant. So excited to come back.

Stopped off for lunch on Friday and it was amazing. There’s a new menu each week, on the Friday it so happens, all freshly made. This week they’d visited Welch’s, the Newhaven fishmonger, and fancied the mussels and the mackerel both a novel choice for...

The bright colours, chrysanthemums and Bollywood posters (almost) made a warm June Edinburgh evening feel like a trip to South Asia. Far from a typical Indian restaurant, and a bit off the Edinburgh tourist trail, this purple place on Ferry Road on the edge of...

We have had Sabzi on our bucket list since seeing it take part in the BBC’s Britain’s Top Takeaway programs in 2022. We have travelled to India many times and eaten dishes from a varying number of States so are not novices when it comes...

Exceptional ! Friendly service great relaxed vibe totally informal. Took me back to being in peoples offices on Indian business trips and enjoying sharing all their tiffin lunches .The food is totally different to your regular Indian restaurant fantastic flavours , order lots of plates...

Easily one of my favourite places for breakfast in Leith. The team are the friendliest out there, and clearly passionate about food and hospitality. As soon as you arrive - we arrived with two dogs - they were super friendly, enthusiastic about talking through the...

Possibly the best takeaway ever,Pork Belly cooked in a delicious medium spiced sauce. Heavenly, food, delivered to our door.

I’d been looking forward to a trip to Sabzi for months after seeing their excellent looking dishes on social media but I think my expectations were too high. The Dhal Chawal we had was fine but the veg popcorn pakoras were a bit dry. On...

We came here on Christmas Eve as a family ranging from 5 weeks to 75 years. Lovely festive themed menu. Delicious food - breads are amazing and Brussels sprouts pakora were a revelation! Even converted a sproutsphobe. Really family friendly and lovely service. Love the...

Such good food - Not your usual Indian! There were things on the menu I've never heard of! The small menu changes every week so I want to go back EVERY week! Our host was super friendly, knew the answer to every question we had...

Saw this place as I was walking along Ferry Road at lunch time. Looked interesting so popped in. I ordered the haggis pakora. Utterly delicious, served with yoghurt and pomegranate. The menu changes weekly but I could have gone for a number of appetising dishes....

This restaurant is family run. You can eat in or takeaway. It is clean & bright and busy and would be enjoyed by any age group. Fabulous food, particularly the slow cooked pork. Very friendly atmosphere. We were so impressed I am taking the time...

We had a great lunch here and the food was unreal - and it was different to the usual things you get in Indian restaurants. The menu changes weekly too and is very varied with lots of vegan options. The staff were very welcoming, I...

We came through to the capital for a gig and looked for an eating place close to the Leith Theatre. Sabzi is a fresh, bright and welcoming. The decor celebrates Bollywood film with many colourful posters. Despite not booking the owner managed to slot us...

Visited this restaurant for dinner, have passed it and admired the bright and attractive interior and Bollywood posters. Service was quick and friendly, we ordered 2 main dishes and a starter. We asked for the starter to come out before the meal but it came...

Totally delicious - the food was amazing! Service was also really great. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Lovely laidback atmosphere. Will definitely return!