The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Midlothian Edinburgh and Lothian

Fantastic service and the pizza was some of the best I have had in a while. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. My husband loved the beer and I even found one I liked and I am not a beer person.

Thought I’d introduce a friend to this lovely cafe but it was disappointing. Really slow service and staff abrupt when we asked about the delay. Shame it isn’t what it was and the salad was a sad damp thing when it was previously delicious. Maybe just an off day but staff just need to be friendlier and maybe apologise that there is going to be a delay and show some respect to their customers.

Popped in here on our way to the airport from northumberland. The ladies who served us were so warm and welcoming. The scones were handmade and delicious. So sad this little gem isn’t on our doorstep because we’d be here all the time to chat and eat if we could

Great selection of treats, lovely staff. We even got a free highland toffee bar 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 . Thanks folks!

Stopped at Brunch Box on a whim while road tripping from Edinburgh to the Lake District, could not have been happier with the service or the food. The woman working there even happily made a off-menu item for my vegetarian girlfriend.

Well, I couldn't have imagined last years Christmas lunch could have been beaten but WOW....had the most fabulous meal from the Christmas set menu this week and it truly was exceptional! Presentation and flavours were beautiful. As always the service and atmosphere were also superb👌

Regularly visit the Juniper Lea for our dinner usually on a Saturday afternoon, food is always fantastic and very reasonably priced. Always get a warm welcome from Carly or one of the waitresses which is always nice. A must is the fish and chips always a 10/10.

Filthy as usual. Thursday and Friday always the worst!! Tables loaded with dirty dishes, food on floor. No tea spoons or napkins. Take forever to serve.

A hidden gem in a lovely setting near Edinburgh. Friendly service, the best bacon rolls ever, delicious scones, cakes and traybakes, along with excellent coffee or tea and a variety of soft drinks. A bonus is the craft work on sale made by local artisans. Can't recommend it enough! Eliz

Lovely place for a catch up with friends and owners. Food well priced

Beautiful place and has great staff service. The price was a little expensive but worth it.

My wife and I stopped here for a light lunch after visiting the Chapel, and enjoyed the experience greatly. We sat indoors but had a fabulous country view out over the patio. We opted for soup (lentil) and it was delicious, an ideal light lunch at a reasonable price.

Great good. Value for money. Great portions.Friendly staff. Clean toilets

The new Brasserie is really nice and beautifull furnished. The food was excellent and the menu had a good set up. We had a chowder and the scampis as starter, the duck and the chicken balmoral as main and the panacota at the end. All beautifull served and very tasting. A real good experience and we will come again, thanks

What is with the new 'MUST DO' of bringing your pet dog along with you into a restaurant or cafe for tea and cake? My friend and I found it REALLY disturbing today having some dog yap-yap-yapping within the Restoration Cafe whilst we - and the rest of those within the cafe - were attempting to relax and enjoy their 'coffee and cake' and conversation . DOGS INSIDE A RESTAURANT OR CAFE SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED - unless, of course, it is an Assistant Dog. Quite apart from the natural hygiene reasons, the dogs themselves which had been brought inside such an environment looked most uncomfortable, and I'm sure would MUCH rather have been back in the familiar surrounds of their own homes. What has happened to Britain all of a sudden?... that everyone has to have their pet dog dangling on a lead from their wrists like some fashion item when they go out to tea??