Guidebook for Edinburgh
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Эдинбургский замок
CastlehillThe landmark of Edinburgh -
Food Scene
Côte Brasserie - Edinburgh
51 Frederick StReasonable price for very tasty food.
Yeni Meze Bar
73 Hanover StGreat for cheap quick meze for lunch or supper.
This is a family run Edinburgh staple, it's been in the same stop for over 50 years. It is a self service cafe which is open in the evening too. The food is delicious whether you are vegetarian or not and the fact that it is self service makes it quick for lunch or dinner.
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Hendersons Salad Table Restaurant
94 Hanover StThis is a family run Edinburgh staple, it's been in the same stop for over 50 years. It is a self service cafe which is open in the evening too. The food is delicious whether you are vegetarian or not and the fact that it is self service makes it quick for lunch or dinner.
I call this the Scottish food that Scottish people eat. It's non touristy and has a fixed price or a la carte menu. It's worth a visit. I've been going now for over 20 years and still enjoy it. It's located on Victoria Street which in itself is worth a visit
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The Grain Store
30 Victoria StI call this the Scottish food that Scottish people eat. It's non touristy and has a fixed price or a la carte menu. It's worth a visit. I've been going now for over 20 years and still enjoy it. It's located on Victoria Street which in itself is worth a visit
New to the City and the only other of its kind outside of London, that makes it a must surely? Fairly fast service and a kind of tapas style Indian dining experience, although you won't find a dhansak or pathia here.
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Dishoom Edinburgh
3a St Andrew SquareNew to the City and the only other of its kind outside of London, that makes it a must surely? Fairly fast service and a kind of tapas style Indian dining experience, although you won't find a dhansak or pathia here.
This is owned by Tom Kitchen, a Mitchelin starred chef. He also owns The Kitchen in Leith and Castle Terrace. The food in Scran and Scallie is more affordable and bistro style. It's suitable for families and groups. You can't always book but they do operate a come and wait service. I would suggest a long leisurely lunch - which is always good value - followed by a stroll around the great vintage and individual shops in Stockbridge, or if shopping isn't for you walk through the mews to the Botanic gardens and Inverleith park (good for kids)
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The Scran and Scallie
1 Comely Bank RdThis is owned by Tom Kitchen, a Mitchelin starred chef. He also owns The Kitchen in Leith and Castle Terrace. The food in Scran and Scallie is more affordable and bistro style. It's suitable for families and groups. You can't always book but they do operate a come and wait service. I would suggest a long leisurely lunch - which is always good value - followed by a stroll around the great vintage and individual shops in Stockbridge, or if shopping isn't for you walk through the mews to the Botanic gardens and Inverleith park (good for kids)
Because it's where JK Rowling started off writing the Harry Potter novels when she was a poor single mum. Until recently she still lived in the city and has been such a tremendous advocate for single mothers.
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The Elephant House
21 George IV BridgeBecause it's where JK Rowling started off writing the Harry Potter novels when she was a poor single mum. Until recently she still lived in the city and has been such a tremendous advocate for single mothers.
Who doesn't want a starter of Haggis Ravioli in a cream and whisky sauce? An Edinburgh staple which has all the charm of a family run Italian. Confession - I have the ravioli as a main course portion!!!!!
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Bar Italia
100 Lothian RdWho doesn't want a starter of Haggis Ravioli in a cream and whisky sauce? An Edinburgh staple which has all the charm of a family run Italian. Confession - I have the ravioli as a main course portion!!!!!
Step outside the apartment and over the road. Pop in at any time, breakfast, lunch or dinner for those days when you just don't have the energy to wander far.
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Element
110-114 Rose StStep outside the apartment and over the road. Pop in at any time, breakfast, lunch or dinner for those days when you just don't have the energy to wander far.
Harvey Nichols Forth Floor Brasserie and Bar
30-34 St Andrew SquareDrinks & Nightlife
Scotsman's Lounge
73 Cockburn StMusic and fun
One of Edinburgh's secret bars and not obvious from the street. Good luck finding it. Great cocktails
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Bramble Bar & Lounge
16A Queen StOne of Edinburgh's secret bars and not obvious from the street. Good luck finding it. Great cocktails
Great views and great cocktails. Does a great value lunch too but you can't book in the Brasserie
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Harvey Nichols Forth Floor Brasserie and Bar
30-34 St Andrew SquareGreat views and great cocktails. Does a great value lunch too but you can't book in the Brasserie
Traditional bar with a fabulously ornate central bar area. Does great seafood in the restaurant although it's a bit pricey. Have a pint or a 'wee goldie' (whisky) there are plenty to choose from.
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Cafe Royal
19 W Register StTraditional bar with a fabulously ornate central bar area. Does great seafood in the restaurant although it's a bit pricey. Have a pint or a 'wee goldie' (whisky) there are plenty to choose from.
A tiny and very old pub in such a beautiful street, it would be a shame to walk past it.
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The Bow Bar
80 W BowA tiny and very old pub in such a beautiful street, it would be a shame to walk past it.
Parks & Nature
Great walk and chance to run off some energy for kids. There is a hothouse and education centre. A chance to see some stunning plants. There is a lovely cafe too
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Королевский ботанический сад Эдинбурга
Arboretum PlaceGreat walk and chance to run off some energy for kids. There is a hothouse and education centre. A chance to see some stunning plants. There is a lovely cafe too
You have to climb Arthur's seat if you are able. It takes about an hour to climb to the top but you can stop at any point and walk down. Situated int he Queens Park which is at the bottom of the Royal Mile, I would advise turning left at the car park after Holyrood and walking to the loch (Lake with swans and ducks) then start the climb round to Arthur himself and when you come down continue on the circular route round. Or you can just admire it from the park.
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Артурс-Сит
You have to climb Arthur's seat if you are able. It takes about an hour to climb to the top but you can stop at any point and walk down. Situated int he Queens Park which is at the bottom of the Royal Mile, I would advise turning left at the car park after Holyrood and walking to the loch (Lake with swans and ducks) then start the climb round to Arthur himself and when you come down continue on the circular route round. Or you can just admire it from the park.
Shopping
Designer heaven with prices to match, maybe you can buy or maybe just enjoy looking. There is Harvey Nichols, Louis Vitton, Michael Kors, Kurt Geiger and Armani and a few more too
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Multrees Walk
Multrees WalkDesigner heaven with prices to match, maybe you can buy or maybe just enjoy looking. There is Harvey Nichols, Louis Vitton, Michael Kors, Kurt Geiger and Armani and a few more too
Its not a mall but an area of Edinburgh. If you want away from the high street tourist stores and want something different try Stockbridge. It offers a fabulous selection of antique, vintage and individual shops as well as some great cafes bar and restaurants. It's well worth taking a bit of time out to explore. It's also close to the Botanic Gardens if you want to escape the hussle bussle for a bit.
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Stockbridge
Its not a mall but an area of Edinburgh. If you want away from the high street tourist stores and want something different try Stockbridge. It offers a fabulous selection of antique, vintage and individual shops as well as some great cafes bar and restaurants. It's well worth taking a bit of time out to explore. It's also close to the Botanic Gardens if you want to escape the hussle bussle for a bit.
Harvey Nichols
Sightseeing
Great view across Edinburgh. It was built as a war memorial but the local Authority ran out of money when they built it all those years ago. It's know locally as Edinburgh's disgrace. That said it is beautiful
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Калтон-Хилл
Calton HillGreat view across Edinburgh. It was built as a war memorial but the local Authority ran out of money when they built it all those years ago. It's know locally as Edinburgh's disgrace. That said it is beautiful
Шотландский центр наследия виски
354 CastlehillNeighbourhoods
Easily reached by bus or walk the 15 minutes. This little suburb has some fabulous restaurants, cafe's and bars and a great selection of independent shops. There is a thriving artisan food market on a Sunday morning too - something different for breakfast perhaps? Stockbridge also has some of the best vintage and second hand shops inthe city. Buying re-cycled and 2nd hand clothing and brikabrac is big business in Scotland. Mostly charity shops where the money goes directly to good causes these shops are not to be missed,
Stockbridge is also home to the Botanic gardens and Inverleith Park. Gorgeous to walk around or to allow younger visitors the chance to run off some steam.
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Stockbridge
Easily reached by bus or walk the 15 minutes. This little suburb has some fabulous restaurants, cafe's and bars and a great selection of independent shops. There is a thriving artisan food market on a Sunday morning too - something different for breakfast perhaps? Stockbridge also has some of the best vintage and second hand shops inthe city. Buying re-cycled and 2nd hand clothing and brikabrac is big business in Scotland. Mostly charity shops where the money goes directly to good causes these shops are not to be missed,
Stockbridge is also home to the Botanic gardens and Inverleith Park. Gorgeous to walk around or to allow younger visitors the chance to run off some steam.