The Lookout by The Gardener's Cottage in Edinburgh, City of

My wife and I had the fixed lunch menu yesterday: The good part of the experience was the view over to Fife. The rest was disappointing. The parsnip veloute was very tasty, but there was not enough of it in the bottom of the plate to cover the spoon. The duck leg was served with a few small squares of kale, and two sauces, both fairly bland and there was very little meat on the duck leg after the skin, gristle, and bone had been set aside. The poached pear dessert was underwhelming, a good enough poached pear, served with a small amount of hazelnut cake on the side and an even smaller amount of chocolate cream, - very disappointing. The food smacked of being plated on site, but not prepared on site. £50 per head, for £25's worth of food. The drinks were extortionately priced, £10 for each 125ml glass of cava, with my wife's third glass being only 2/3rds full when it was presented to us, (had they run out and were just hoping we wouldn't notice?). Very poor beer selection, one pale ale and one lager, I paid £8.50 for a can of unknown lager. Overall, a very disappointing and grossly over-priced experience, the pricing not helped by the over £17 discretionary service charge that was on the final bill, (we declined to pay that part). When asked at payment if everything had been okay, I stated that it had been very disappointing. They did not ask us why, - because they knew!!! My advice, - eat elsewhere, there are plenty of places with better food and offering much better value for money!

The staff was not accommodating and was rude, she didn't even wanted to listen to a anything. V poor Staffing for such a place

Delightful lunch enjoyed by us in a somewhat utilitarian setting (inside) but with a view to DIE for! Really amazing spot to enjoy the glory of Edinburgh in the distance, enhanced by a wonderful tasting menu of a meal. There's nothing quite like savouring taste suggestions, as it were, and not feeling like you've overdone it, especially in the middle of the day. Thank you to everyone who looked after us; we had such a nice time there, and we'll definitely be back. Word to the wise: it IS possible to trek up the hill to reach this spot, but a cab will bring you to the top of the hill and you only have to walk a minute or two to reach the restaurant. Enjoy!

Absolutely amazing dining experience! Staff were super nice and helped make it special for an anniversary dinner! Views are lovely and truly worth the money. We didn’t pick matching drinks menu, just a bottle of wine with our food and it was perfect.

Tonight’s dining experience was everything you would hope for with a special night out in mind. The views were breathtaking, the staff were top quality and the food was beautiful - all of it without being pompous. Would highly recommend to everyone! We were a table of 2 but if you are a group of 6, request the round table in the corner window section of the restaurant and you’ll definitely have the best seats in the house.

Well this had to be one of the best comedy shows of the Festival this year! A bill of over £400 for abysmally unadventurous food, poorly executed and an fraudulent attempt to dress up as fine dining - was was overly seasoned, cold, bland and simplistic. The venison course was passable but the other 3 courses for that money .. no amuse bouche, no palate cleanser, not even a complimentary truffle…was truely shocking!! We left feeling The Lookout definitely had the last laugh and we felt humiliated for having fell for it. Got a long way to go to ensure the quality of the offerings live up to the wonderful location

This is one of the best restaurants in Edinburgh. The view is absolutely stunnung. Enjoy a fantastic dining experience overlooking the whole city. Book well in advance, the food of the young and very creative chef (who you can watch while he's preparing your dishes) is definitley worth it. Staff is also very friendly.

So disapointing - the fabulous location and views could not make up for really poor food or average service . Such a shame as we were here to celebrate a birthday . Ridiculously over priced too . This place is clearly riding on the coat tails of a now departed chef and needs to find a new chef and staff pronto

An undeniably superb location with panoramic views over Edinburgh which perhaps explains why they don't have to take too much trouble with the items on the over-priced tasting menu. Five "courses" and paired wines, £150 per head plus service. Half a slice of tough sourdough with some semiliquid butter and a 5 cm crab mousse in a brittle shell, and you are already through two of the five courses. Blink and you missed it. The cod, which came next, was from the thin end of the fillet, was overcooked, and disintegrated as soon it was touched into many tiny pieces. The venison in a sauce was good. Desert included a pastry case for which a pneumatic drill was necessary, the rest so indifferent I can't remember what it was now. The total volume of wine produced amounted to no more than half a bottle, cost £65. The wines themselves were indifferent and were presented with an inaudible introduction; there was no printed list. Tap water served at the table was tepid. Ice was provided on request. The combination of meagre portions and a speed of service that was breathtaking, meant that we had parted with well over £300 in 65 minutes. Conversation impossible in a glass and steel goldfish bowl, with a large over-excited party in the centre of the restaurant On the trek down, we felt that we had been duped.

Great view but underwhelming food. It was not bad, but was not great. Did not justify the price tag. £35 for the wine flight was ridiculous; a couple of very small and unremarkable glasses. It’s a shame because Gardners Cottage is excellent. This place is style over substance. Much better quality to be found elsewhere at this price point.

Absolutely fabulous meal this evening witg friends. Early meal pre show, with an amazing view as an amuse bouche! Cameron, our main waiter, was lovely and relaxed, knowledgeable and personable. The food from start to finish was excellent, and ambience was relaxed and informal. We will most certainly be back - its better than some Michelin starred establishments but lacks the hefty price tag!!

We are Edinburgh locals and have been dining at the Lookout for a few years now. This is a fine dining restaurant, not a cafe on the top of Carlton Hill - the 1* reviews given be people who couldn't get a coffee are completely unfair as this is not what The Lookout do! We celebrated our wedding anniversary recently here. Jessie and the team were absolutely fantastic. My husband and I both have dietary requirements, we both got great alternative options. Our favourite course was the venison with lavender - WOW! Jessie was really knowledgable on wines to pair with the food, her recommendation of a Georgian red was perfect and not something we would have naturally chosen. The views over Edinburgh are stunning, it was a perfect way to celebrate our anniversary.

Would have given 3.5 stars if possible, sorry. Tables were sticky, cheap napkins, tepid still water…and served by 3 different people only one of whom talked us through the dishes as they arrived as was promised by our very friendly arrival greeter. It’s a no choice menu of small plates for £85 which felt steep. Not for vegans or veggies as far as we could tell. Few wines, horrible stemless tumblers…not tempted by proposal of pairing wines as no viz of them and £65pp far too steep. Bread was ok and the tiny portion of strawberry and basil butter was fabulous, so a Promising start. Portion felt ungenerous for 3. Tiny little tartlet of Dunbar crab in brique pastry not great. Pastry soggy, crab under-seasoned. In better news Next was the excellent and beautifully steamed cod fillet in a minuscule splash of lobster bisque. Loved that. Star was the venison, water bathed then seared. 3 tiny pieces. Gorgeous addition of wafer thin plum. Absolutely delicious! Both these courses saved the rating from 3. Dessert a beautifully presented mini tartlet, but pastry so hard it was tough to eat and cream horrible. Extra charge for cheese. Location and views stunning so we will think well of our visit as a one off but not likely to repeat sorry to say. Hoping comments fair and addressable as this could and should be an amazing restaurant.

Stunning location and views. Food very good but tiny frugal portions. A starter of 3 baby tomatoes. Main issue was poor service and ridiculous price of matched wine. We were approached by 3 separate staff telling them we had a reservation before we were seated. First given a mid room table whilst empty window tables were free, asked for a widow one but greeted with a sigh as would have to move a seat! We chose the matched wine at £35. A complete rip off. A tiny splash of fizz(barely 75mls), tiny (100mls) white and a drop of desert wine. Don’t waste your money. Desert wine didn’t even arrive till the lovely pudding was nearly eaten either. Paper napkins rather than cloth ones and food spilled on table by server and table not even cleaned. After our meal we waited 20 minutes with an empty table and then had to ask twice for bill and it took 10 minutes. Dreadful experience and poor service, maitre’d paid no attention to poor restaurant service and spent whole time on laptop. I am not kidding that after leaving we had to go go for chips. Fine dining prices with greasy spoon service and 12.5% added as standard. So disappointing.

The view is of course 5 stars, and the food was excellent, although the dessert, which was a delicious tart, seemed strange being served as a half portion per guest. A poor presentation for one of the more expensive restaurants in town. Service was friendly but never more than adequate, and we waited nearly 30 minutes for that half portion of dessert. My only real complaint was the wine program, which is sorely lacking for a kitchen this good. Usually when I see a tasting menu with optional wine pairings, especially when priced as these are, I get excited that the food and wines are going to be well coordinated and of similar quality. Sadly that was not the case and I was not at all tempted to pay the extra £65 for the wine flight. The Cava was excellent, one of the best I’ve had. But the list, a total of about 10 wines, consists of unknown producers and no information like region or vintage, just the varietal, country and producer. The Syrah was plonk, but all I know is that it came from somewhere in France. I don’t need a huge wine list, and i’m sure they dont have cellar space for that, but if you are limited in your selections that’s all the more reason to choose better wines, and provide more details to help diners make a selection. Don’t even get me started on the stemless wine glasses. IMO a restaurant like this, which has every opportunity to be incredible, is ignoring those who actually consider wine an important and integral part of a fine dining experience.

Unbelievable views and attentive staff, food very well prepared and tasty. This didn't get 5 stars through for a few of reasons. Although a tasting menu can be a bit overwhelming with so many courses, this was slightly mean on portion size. The paired wines...

The tasting menu was perfectly portioned and well balanced for our lunch, with spectacular views of the city. This small, intimate restaurant is a MUST, but you have to make a reservation!

Recommended this place by a friend and was not disappointed. They did a full vegan set menu as well as the normal one, and every course was absolutely delicious - especially the aubergine tart and beetroot gnocchi. It was a little on the expensive side...

Also zunächst das Positive: Ja, der Blick über die Stadt ist traumhaft. Das wird aber durch viele negative Aspekte mehr...

This is our third visit to the Lookout. This is a place you will either get or not, love or hate. The view is outstanding and you are primarily paying for the location. The aesthetic is minimalist - stemless wine glasses, wooden tables etc which...

La réservation s’est faite facilement sur internet. L’environnement et la vue sont sympa. Maintenant la table était collante, les serviettes...

First of all I have to tell you how much we prepaid £120 ,so we were looking for the wow! The view was amazing! We were shown to our slightly grubby table with a paper serviette a glass and cutlery the table wobbled so the...

A wonderful setting and view over Edinburgh. A very disappointing table setting, no choice on the menu and a totally unnecessary lecture on the constituent ingredients of each dish, served in tiny decorative portions and totally overpriced e.g. £9.50 for a mint tea bag and...

Warm welcome, great location, breathtaking views of Edinburgh. Fresh crab tarts were delicious as were our mains. Very convenient to Edinburgh Bus Tours start/stop location in Waterloo Place.

What an amazing experience. The night time view is spectacular and the food was divine. Relaxed but very attentive and friendly staff. And the relief of not having to choose food is a real luxury (no food envy!) Just trusting the very talented chefs to...

Good food - Expensive for a fixed menu. Specialised tea and truffles was a Clipper tea bag and two measly chocolates for £9.50!! That was particularly disappointing! The views are amazing!

My boyfriend and I visited last weekend on a weekend trip from London and we’ve both said it was one of (if not the) best dining experience we’ve had. When we made the reservation, they asked for our dietary requirements so when we arrived the...

Beautiful views of Edinburgh and the food was clean, simple, and satisfying. We had the 5 course meal at lunch and it took about 90 min. Definitely worth every penny, service was excellent. The restaurant was able to accommodate my husband’s food restrictions without making...

Went here for lunch to celebrate a special occasion. It was pouring with rain so didn’t get much of a view (need to return for that!). The staff were great, the food was very tasty and the wine was top class.

Worth every step to climb up to this wonderful restaurant. Amazing views directly to the Castle, over Edinburgh and across to Fife. Food is beautifully repaired and locally sourced. Staff are attentive and knowledgeable. It is a bit pricey although perfect for special occasions. It’s...

Ouch! Sunday set lunch £65 in a rathar cramped spare atmosphere less space. Hadnt clock no a la carte on Sunday. I was disappointed in sticky table with white candlegrease clumps which were not cleared away. Food was nicely prepared and delicious, and served by...

In a nut shell, the food is excellent but absolutely let down by woeful service. We had lunch, early seating at 12. We had planned on having a tasting menu but were confused when we walked into what appeared to be an empty cafe. Ignored...

We popped in for drinks...£8.50 for a small 330ml can of lager and it wasn't even properly chilled! Sparkling wine served in a tumbler The house wine was OK at £8 a glass but nothing special. We waited a long time after ordering and then...

Beautiful setting for lunch however the price of the tasting menu does not match the service. Table was greasy spoon sticky which we asked to be cleaned before eating. A bit of a confused restaurant between being a cafe for tourists or somewhere lovely to...

Lovely spot for breakfast . Very simple menu but the views of Edinburgh are stunning . Would have been a perfect morning , but we were squeezed into a corner after walking into an empty restaurant , and the very unpleasant front of house lady...

Dinner for two from tasting menu. Absolutely delicious, beautiful presented, locally sourced food and each meal was explained in detail. Very special time and wonderful dining expierence. Lovely views of Edinburgh Castle, even managed to see the fireworks from The Tattoo. Highly recommend!

After a beautiful hike up to the top of Calton Hill (come early to truly enjoy the journey and surroundings), we had the most lovely dinner experience with simply fantastic food and incredible conversation with the staff. This intimate restaurant feels like you're joining in...

No trip to Edinburgh is complete without getting up high for the view - Edinburgh Castle, Arthur’s Seat or here where you can combine the view with a fine dining experience. The atmosphere is intimate and modern with a small open kitchen from which emerge...

Thanks to all at The Lookout for another wonderful visit. Not only did all my family and myself enjoy spectacular views across Edinburgh from our table, but also appreciated the care and attention from all the staff. The meal was fabulous: from Perthshire venison with...

Having been invited to a special family celebration at The Lookout last month, we were delighted to return to this unique restaurant. We were, once again able to admire this stunning setting overlooking Edinburgh and to enjoy the superb food and wines. Dale and his...

Well worth a visit one of Edinburghs top places fantastic food great service , Heard so many people talk about this place & finally got the chance to get there well worth the visit

The location is worth the price alone but add to that the food and service it was fantastic. Very interesting menu but the venison was definitely the highlight. The staff went out of their way to make our visit one to remember.

Exceptional. The perfect place to host a memorable evening that we will cherish forever. The staff were so attentive to all our needs . The attention to detail was immaculate and the service and food were just perfect. Thanks for having us all. We truly...

The food has been excellent, well prepared and as well nicely presented. Tasty and exquisite. The service has not been adequate with the fine quality of the food. Especially the head waiter has not been attentive and not friendly at all: The wine we ordered...

Amazing evening to celebrate a special anniversary . Lovely menu choice and every single mouthful was delicious. The service staff were so attentive and specific dietary needs well catered for. Thank you so much for all your efforts. We all had a great time and...

We have been many times before. On this occasion it was a family celebration and once again proved to be another outstanding visit with an excellent meal. Very good service and treatment by the staff. We can thoroughly recommend it and will be back (soon).

Was up in scotland visiting family and had heard great things about this place, we were not disappointed . The food was amazing, just the right amount to fit in all 7 courses and the wine pairing was a welcome treat to compliment the meal...

Well, we weren't disappointed on our 2nd visit to the Lookout Restaurant. We only come to Edinburgh every few years and we try to enjoy it as much as possible by treating ourselves to wonderful food while enjoying the sights of Edinburgh. We chose to...

It is astonishing to me that this restaurant continues to find people willing to spend a ludicrous amount of money on very ordinary food. We went with 2 friends and were presented with the tasting menu for 7 courses. £95 pp for food £75pp for...

We booked the Lookout for our anniversary dinner. We arrived right around sunset, which made for some phenomenal views. The waiter was also very kind the entire evening. However, that's where the good ends. Every single drink and dish was incredibly disappointing. Seafood dishes tasted...

Really, you are paying for the view. Everything is very expensive and under seasoned. The mussels were very nice but the cod and lamb were underwhelming. The cheapest wine starts at £35. The service was fine but for £263 I have had much more substantial...

The views from this restaurant are outstanding and are worth the rather expensive prices for the food and drink. You first have to encounter a severe climb up Calton Hill (is there an easier option?). Not so bad on the downhill return. The food was...

You can’t beat the view but it’s just as good from outside the restaurant. Very limited menu, no side dishes to accompany a main that consisted of a very small piece of cod and a couple of wilted chard leaves. Luckily we had a starter...

Don't go here on a warm day. Despite the funky-looking architecture the building has a major flaw re: ventilation, consequently it gets *very* warm in there once service gets going. The view is amazing, the food OK yet pricey. Having eaten at many of the...

Went to lunch today - 2 people. One person served and we waited and waited. After almost 30 minutes we asked where our other order was only to find that the kitchen had not received the order. Awkward apologies did not help recover the situation...

Beeindruckt vom Ausblick von Calton Hill haben wir spontan "the Outlook" für den Abend gebucht. Obwohl wir die ersten Gäste...

It is hard to beat the site of this restaurant, the view is quite spectacular. The layout of the tables is somewhat regimented and unimaginative, possibly a reaction to covid protection requirements, one exception being the large table in the corner of the huge windows...

The location is superb overlooking panaroma city view from beautiful Carlton Hill. But the food is overcharged and I felt to be totally ripped off. The set menu with small servings for dinner is confusing, the price on the menu is poorly explained and misleading...

Food quality and taste good; experience let-down by disappointing - if enthusiastic - service, not really befitting the £85 (food only) a head price-tag. All very fixable however with additional training. Plates provided for bread, and subsequently ‘crumby’ and butter-smeared were left on the table...

Went on a voucher extended from lockdown with no fuss. Lunch menu was lovely, fresh ideas and Scottish based ingredients. Friendly service and great view. Excellent cheese plate an added treat that was really tasty and well presented. Remains one of our local favourites.

We returned to The Lookout and were not disappointed. The food was cooked with love and attention and the staff were pleasant Fabulous views over Edinburgh made for a lovely treat I will be back

My son took his wife, his mother in law and me his mother to this restaurant on Mothering Sunday. It was a very expensive mistake! The chicken broth lacked seasoning, the mussels in cream were over salted, the hake main course was tasteless,contained bones and...

Had lunch at the Lookout on Saturday and it was fantastic! The setting is amazing with views in every direction over the City, helped by it being a sunny day on Saturday no doubt! The food is excellent with very well balanced dishes, slightly on...

I have been to the Lookout a few times with my pretty specific dietary needs (lactose intolerant, pescatarian and now pregnant) and have been blown away every time by how accommodating the staff are. I often attend with my partner who can (and will) eat...

Three of us visited the Lookout for breakfast for a special occasion. While the food was lovely and clearly high quality, it was still very expensive (£23 pp) for what it was. There are many other cafes in Edinburgh which offer an equally good or...

We’d originally booked for their sister restaurant but were moved here - and so glad we were!! The corner table with incredible views was the perfect setting for a romantic meal. The tasting menu was stunning with exquisite wine accompaniment. I’m gluten intolerant and this...

First time fine ding since 2019 and I had forgotten how pleasant an experience it is. Yes there is a view, but it is Edinburgh. The food outstrips the view and I’ll be back as soon as I am able.

The view is fabulous but nothing you can’t get by simply going up Carlton hill. The breakfast is a rip off. You pay more for a continental breakfast there than a full Scottish breakfast in all of the 5 star establishments in Edinburgh. I was...

What a location!!! Glass windows from floor to ceiling, making the view of Edinburgh one of the best in the city!! Small and exclusive, the setting is worth the walk up Calton Hill!

Over priced the meal portions are terrible they are robbing the tourists. I will never go back it was one of the worst meals I have had go a long time. I won’t be recommending it to anyone

Restaurant was cold throughout the visit. They offered a fixed breakfast/brunch menu with no prices, but had asked for a £20 deposit per person when making a reservation. Offered croissants etc which were tough to taste suggesting they weren’t fresh. Going off menu was a...

Staying in Edinburgh overnight and decided to treat ourselves to breakfast at The Lookout instead of our hotel. It was a good choice as setting, food and service were amazing. Continental style breakfast with plenty of food provided. Would love to return for dinner.

Lovely restaurant with excellent views across Edinburgh. However the price of the food versus the quality of ingredients really lets it down. On the day we visited the lunch options were "nice" but the sort of thing you'd get in a local brasserie for at...

Food-wise there are better restaurants in Edinburgh. Only option for evening guests is tasting menu priced at £95 per head. Food was pleasant but not outstanding, best part was chocolate desert with blood orange sauce. Service average, some staff seemed slightly bored. Difficult to hear...

Just back from an outstanding meal for 2 at The Lookout on Calton Hill in Edinburgh. Just a single tasting menu, £95, and every course was excellent: crab meat in a pastry cup, then much to my companion's surprise (not normally a fan of meaty...

I had lunch here alone in December whilst in Edinburgh. I was initially impressed that I was greeted by name at the door, and that continued all through service as I was called ‘Mr H…….’ The view from the restaurant is stunning, clear views across...

Went for the view but cloudy,fog and rain..but the venue was Wow..ans was the locally sourced Farm to Table food selection in our 6 course tasting menu!!!The staff were very accommodating also.. and very pleasant

We booked the Lookout for a special celebratory birthday meal …it didn’t disappoint. We were lucky enough to have the best seats in the house.. the views were absolutely amazing 🤩 The staff were fantastic & the food delicious. And we were lucky enough to...

Visited tonight as a lockdown treat for my mum and I. As 2 Yorkshire lasses that are used to pub meals it was nice to have something completely different and unique. The duck and hake were cooked beautifully 😍. Our favourite was definitely the chocolate...

We had the evening set tasting menu (and we weren’t sat by the window!) We thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of the experience from beginning to end. Each course was very good and the service was generally also very good, especially the waiter’s knowledge of the...

Breakfast was very pleasant, not exceptional, and better coffee than cafetière would have been appreciated. However, it is all about the view and my husband faced me and a wall. With a slight alteration to chair placement everyone could have a view. And as it...

Didn't visit the restaurant but our son's wedding was catered by The Lookout in the very nearby Collective building. From our arrival two staff members served drinks and canapes on the outside terrace. The meal itself was wonderful. Choices were preordered which made sense as...

This was an anniversary gift from our kids and we loved every minute of it. We had the summer dinner menu with each course paired with different wine, I simply cannot fault either the food or the wine. The restaurant itself is lovely, the staff...

Such a wonderful location, the key element is the 180 degree view of the Edinburgh skyline. Considering you pay £25 just to go up the Shard in London at least you get some food here. Unfortunately maybe it was just "one of those days"...could have...

Guys I was SO excited to come to this place. The view! The tasting menu! The ridiculously overpriced menu that surely suggested a kaleidoscope of flavours! We were disappointed. The tasting menu is meat heavy and super low on veg, so heaven forbid you're a...

An all round very enjoyable experience. It’s a beautiful wee restaurant - with stunning views and a nice atmosphere. The staff very friendly and attentive. The food was very good - fresh and interesting. The duck was brilliant - one of the best dishes I’ve...

So pleased to return to The Lookout for the first time since Lockdown. An excellent meal with stunning views of the city brought a welcome feeling of normality and relaxation to the evening. We had the Taster Menu and the accompanying paired wine selection. Unusually,...

Have lunch here last weekend. tasting menu and was fantastic. Good food, nice staff and super setting. Even felt guilty as used vouchers that were almost 2 years old (COVID induced). Really tasty menu, good snacks, lovely butter and great cheese. Good wine recommendations also....

Firstly a superb location with a great views ove the old town and coast. Lovely ambience and the feel of space and openness that comes from having glass walls on 3 sides. We had the lunchtime tasting menu, vegetarian and non veg, which was superbly...

Although we couldn’t stay for food, the manager couldn’t have been more understanding. Insisted on providing us with complementary drinks and nibbles and a refund of our deposit. Definitely go again.

What an experience. A surprise birthday breakfast. From start to finish the atmosphere was very welcoming and relaxing. Views to die for. Beautifully presented, tasty and varied breakfast menu. Couldn’t have asked for more except for maybe the sun to shine! We will return for...

We booked the "Look Out" having read the menu online described as a "tasting menu" with fabulous sunset views over the Edinburgh Skyline. In reality it appears that this menu is designed entirely for the convenience of owners and staff. The main venison event is...

All my food was served at once so our deer was stone cold when I finally came to eat it. Service and view were good. Wine was nice but very expensive.

We had a wonderful lunch warmly welcomed by the friendly and hospitable staff. The views of Edinburgh are spectacular! There is only one menu - you get what you given and every plate was delicious. Really hard to choose a favourite. Venison was excellent as...

Wow! We were totally blown away by our experience at the Lookout. What an amazing place! The moment we walked in the views took our breath away (definitely the best view in Edinburgh). The service was impeccable (thank you Victoria) and the sommelier (Louise) matched...

Super service, our server Victoria was amazing and made us feel very welcome and explained everything extremely well. The food was delicious and wine pairing couldn't have been better. We will definitely be back, couldn't recommend this experience highly enough.

We had lunch and though the location is excellent and the staff were very pleasant it sadly did not meet my expectations. The chef is clearly very skilled as the food was excellently prepared it was lack of choice and presentation which I felt let...

Last minute booking and couldn’t recommend enough. From start to finish the overall experience highlights the true experience of hospitality. Ellie the waitress could not be more welcoming from the minute me and my husband walked in the door. The waitress took us to our...

The portions were all extremely small , made mostly from cheap ingredients. It is a tourist trap. Grossly overpriced with sour faced waiting staff and even dirty plates. Wine was served in the same glasses as used for water and when i asked for normal...

I don't often (ever?) give 1 star reviews... But I came here with my fiancée, her dad and my parents today whilst visiting Calton Hill. My dad was in a wheelchair and wanted to sit inside, out of the elements, for a coffee and maybe...