The best restaurants serving British food in Edinburgh and Lothian

Very nice food really enjoyed it

Convieniently located close to Waverley Station. Quick and efficient check-in. Very clean and modern room which appears to have been recently updated. Light and airey room with digital thermostat and very large smart TV. Comfortable bed with modern furnishings. Can't think of anything negative.

Lovely friendly pub, warm on a winter afternoon and tasty food.

One thing I have learnt is you can never rely on reviews specially if they are high end. I had the Pan fried Prawn, three of them on a plate not impressed partner had the sticky chicken again three on a plate. Taste was mediocre at best. We both got the sirloin of beef roast. The vegetable's were over cooked like mush. Beef over salty and potatoes tasteless crust. Wouldn’t recommend myself.

One of the best Wetherspoons outlets I have visited. Even although I have only visited a handful of times not being from Edinburgh but Glasgow.... We always visit when through for the day or going to the theatre. A pub soaked in history (as they all are) but the staff are tremendous and although service industry is tedious at best they all seem to enjoy it and make it worth their own while and for the customers too. Brilliantly placed within Leith walk and the shopping centre and more recently a tram stop next door. The food is always 10/10 and the drinks are great too.... With some of the best prices around. Such a shame this place closes it's doors for the last time on Sunday 3rd of November.... Gone but not forgotten, never forgotten! 👍

The brie and cranberry toastie was delicious.

Lovely juicy burger and a surprisingly nice Greene King beer called False 9. Long time since I've enjoyed a Greene King beer. Another return visit. This time a nice piece of breaded fish and bottle of Birds & Bees. Was very enjoyable.

Came here for the rugby. Great pub. Great welcome. Great staff. Lovely beer.

Fantastic atmosphere and lovely staff Always happy to pop in

Nice place if the sun is shining you can sit outside. Inside lacks a bit of atmosphere - needs some art on the walls/more soft furnishings. Coffee ok but not very hot. Scones very poor. Quantity rather than quality. Very big but heavy and not tasty or pleasant to eat. Shame as scones are not difficult to make. Try smaller and better baked. Get a decent recipe. Nice friendly staff.

Excellent advice and help from Janet from the Hermes perfume counter - she was extremely knowledgeable about all the Hermes perfumes - a credit to John Lewis.

Limited staff that seem to be running around ragged.. only 1 till open so everyone forced to use the self service..

£2 pints this day in age. A treasure.

We booked this afternoon tea as a treat whilst away for a few days in Edinburgh but can honestly say it is the worst customer service we have received anywhere. To start, we were kept waiting for 20 minutes, after being seated, before anyone came to speak to us and the room was freezing cold. Food was reasonably nice but when asking for another pot of tea, which we had been advised was included in the extortionate price of the afternoon tea, they simply topped up the existing tea bag with hot water. When we asked for a new tea bag you would have thought we had asked for the world! Everything seemed to be too much trouble and made us feel as though we were making a fuss. There was a teaspoon of jam provided to accompany two scones and when we politely requested more jam we were told this was not possible as it had all been measured out according to the bookings for the day....unbelievable! A little more thought and consideration about the customer experience would have made all the difference but sadly we would not recommend this afternoon tea at all, you would do better in the regular cafe with a sandwich, piece of cake and cup of tea.

Two holiday cover managers, one from Cramlington and one from Pollok both of whom were very friendly and attentive. Lovely meal with family.