The best restaurants in Edinburgh and Lothian

Fast fantastic Pizza, lots of garlic and has saved me after a long night

Good good and service!! If you want birthday parties or any function you will be looked after very well.

My partner and I had a fantastic experience at junk, we will be telling everyone we know about how great the place is. The food is amazing , so are the drinks. Staff are fantastic and the place has a cool vibe. We don't live in Edinburgh, but would come back for this place alone.

Cool shop with an extensive selection of local beers and other drinks. When the weather is nice you can also sit comfortably in the sun in front of the restaurant. The prices are very affordable and the atmosphere is relaxed and relaxed.

Busy busy little place superb range of ice creams and excellent coffee

My wife and I ate here in early February. We were advised that 2-3 small plates per person would be typical for dinner. We ordered 6 dishes: Chicken Schnitzel, Scallops, Arancini, Truffled Lasagne, Celeriac, and Halloumi. Service was great, nice room and ambiance. The food looked and tasted great, but the portions were oh-so-small: 2 scallops (£18), 2 Arancini each the size of a golf ball (£14.50), 3 slices of halloumi with a few pomegranite seeds (£11.50) was particularly shocking. Our bill came to just over £100 (incl 1 beer and 1 small glass of wine) and we left the restaurant still feeling hungry, so only giving 3 stars becuase we felt the meal didn't represent good value for money. In summary, nice place, good food, but as other reviewers point out, vastly overpriced for such meagre portions. We often do small plates dining and there are many comparable places in Edinburgh with great food where the value for money is far better (Fava, Baba, Tapas3 are examples), so in future we'll be taking our custom to those places.

Food here atrocious. Atmosphere unbelievable. Not hamster friendly. Excellent cutlery. Watch out for sneaky Mo

An incredible hotel, they even gave us a complimentary room upgrade to a suite. The whisky lounge was fascinating, and the service was outstanding to match.

Delicious. The quality, freshness and verity is amazing. Their passion for food shows in every tasty bite. Can’t wait to go back there 👌

The soups are all home made and to die for. Backed potatoes are great with skin only complain is stronger cheese is needed ro give it flavour.

Ok went here as my local chippy is currently closed. The atmosphere is nice enough and there's a great choice to be had. I would say the portion sizes are disappointing based on the pricing model.I expect more than one small scoop of chips in the smallest tray I've ever seen to be classed as a supper.my local chippy when ordering a single supper puts more chips on your single if so requested. Nice as it was I won't be back due to price and portion sizes which are quite small and do not reflect the price paid.

Very very beautiful place, love the little room at the back. Very chill. I don't drink and there's little choice for me but it's understandable that it is mostly a wine bar.

Lovely eclectic cafe with tasty sandwich and warming soup.

A very cute little cheesecake shop. I got a slice of strawberry and white cocolate cheesecake and it was very creamy and delicious. Will definitely visit again!

Finally made it along to Kochchi, Edinburgh. It sits inside Bonnie & Wild in St James’s Quarter & it did not disappoint! We opted for two dishes and shared them both. The Chicken Kotthu and the Chicken Hopper. Our server offered an egg with each and we said yes. Both very flavoursome, with a little kick but not too overpowering. The Hopper comes in a sort of rice bowl, but the Kotthu was by far my favourite which I’d defo order again.