The best restaurants serving British food in Edinburgh and Lothian

Had an unbelievable experience at tigerlily for breakfast, had one of the best service I have ever received thank you so so much Kathryn and will certainly be returning next time I am in Edinburgh 😁😁

Craigielaw Golf Club has an excellent restaurant, with a great menu. Best of all, it's open to non-members, and hungry travellers such as myself. Service is friendly and welcoming, and the food, although a touch higher than average pricing, is well prepared and presented, and very tasty too. The restaurant looks out towards the sea over the golf course, and has panoramic views. An enhancement to any meal.

I volunteer here once a week but also go to the Wednesday community lunch where a set 3 course meal is served at 12.30. Open to all, you pay by donation but there is no obligation. Lentil soup with sourdough bread, vegetarian lasagne with garlic toast , coffee and chocolate hazelnut cake was yesterday's delicious meal. There's a friendly atmosphere and willing service. The Storehouse also supports several young vulnerable adults who help to serve and to clear tables - always with a smile. I feel really lucky and proud to have the Storehouse in my town. I hesitated to write this review because I volunteer in the shop but I am also a café customer.

Good price for all the services offered! We’ve been just one night but we enjoyed a lot. Staff very polite and location not too bad.

Got chips cheese and curry and it looks like vile never again and a frappe caramel that is horrible never ordering from here again first time and never again

We wondered around many other places and decided for this places because of the initial kindness of the waitress when we where passing by and had a question. Went back for lunch and had a great lentil soup, salmon with salad and green juice. We decided to go back the next day, as we wanted something different from the regular pizza, hamburgers and such offered around. It did not disappoint, great place, very small and wonderful views of the castle

Popped in last thing in the evening to find a warm welcome and excellent customer service - a special thank you to Edward Isaac!

You may think I t’s just a toastie but top ingredients and service make it an excellent quick lunch. The Stockbridge Stack is delicious with chicken, ham hock and home-made pesto. The best toastie place out there. Sort the steamy windows!

Arrived at this club yesterday 20th November with friends from Hawick before Scotland Japan game for some food (Breakfast) as the game kicked of at1 o'clock. Club busy with people looking for food and was told food does not start till 12 o'clock poor show broughmuir.

Decided to go to an independent cafe and saw Poppy. On entering the server wasn't very welcoming and didn't greet me smile etc. The front area is nice and bright and looks inviting. The back area where i sat was a combination of storage and tables. It was very dark and depressing and had a cold feeling. It was like two completely different places. The pot of tea was very average. When I went to pay she didn't tell me the amount just put the card reader in front of me and I had to read the price from there. A very disappointing visit. I won't be back.

Lovely place well served and great staff, the best hot chocolates in town, great treats to eat as well

From ordering to delivery - the people are consistently lovely - especially the man on the phone taking orders - plus food, of course is delicious 👍❤️‼️

Lamentablemente después de servir la gente de Leith durante muchos años Bonita colgó su delantal y vendido su saludable pequeño café. La buena noticia es que se ha comprado por Yoyo que comprensiblemente ha renombraron Yoyo's. misma buena comida casera a precios de ganga, todo servido con una sonrisa

He estado aquí un par de veces desde que me mudé a la zona. Buenos rollos de bacon y salchichas. Vale la pena una visita. Abre a las 5: 30 am entre semana

A very pleasant place to have a drink or some breakfast (or lunch, or just cakes - the cakes looked very good!). It's right on the Portobello promenade, and you can eat outside - several tables for 4 - or inside. I only stopped for a mug of tea as it was early morning, but the customers at nearby tables were tucking into some nice-looking breakfasts - I think the pancakes with bacon and maple syrup were £10, but they did look appealing. My mug of tea cost £3.50 so it's not the cheapest place for a cuppa, but you're paying a bit more for a lovely view of Portobello beach and the Firth of Forth. I'd happily go back. Service was friendly and efficient.