Been here for breakfast a couple of times now. The Lorne sausage roll is spot on, really hits the spot. Fresh orange juice is good too. Decent way to start the day.

Great spot for a quick pint. The beer selection is solid, and service is fast. Cozy pub vibe.

Great coffee, and the staff suggested a nice wine to go with it. Cozy spot, a bit pricier than the chains but worth it for the quality.

A solid Wetherspoons. It&#39;s definitely quieter than the other central ones, which I really appreciate. Had a pint here while waiting for the rain to stop. The space felt less chaotic, more relaxed.

Had the haggis, neeps and tatties. Solid version, one of the better ones I&#39;ve had. Partner&#39;s whisky flight was a good selection. Reliable spot for straightforward Scottish food.

Great food and a welcoming atmosphere! The upstairs dining area is beautifully decorated, making it a lovely spot for a meal.

Had a quiet breakfast here. The setting is impressive. Staff were polite, service was quick. The free tea and coffee refills are a nice touch &ndash; made it easy to linger over a second cup.

Lovely spot for a quiet catch-up. The lighting is so soft and the booths are super comfy - we ended up staying for hours just chatting. Perfect for a relaxed evening with friends.

Had a decent lunch at the pub downstairs. The atmosphere was pretty cool and relaxed. Staff were friendly, service was fine. A solid spot for something casual.

The bar staff were really friendly and quick, always with a smile. It made a difference on a busy Friday night when we were just grabbing a quick drink. Good service like that is a nice bonus.

Got a last-minute table on a busy Friday, which was a plus. Staff were very friendly and responsive. The lasagne was solid.

The room was spotless and had everything we needed for two people. Plenty of towels, toiletries, and the bed was comfortable. It was a good base for exploring the area.

The whiskey sour was nicely made and reasonably priced. Good value for a quality drink.

A decent French spot in Edinburgh. The food had a nice home-cooked feel, and service was pretty good. Found it to be a cozy place for a quiet meal, though the tables are a bit close together.

The candlelight was nice, but honestly, the star was the lamb. Cooked perfectly pink, the rosemary crust had this incredible savoury crunch. The jus was rich without being heavy. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

This pub is a must-visit for anyone who enjoys a good drink in a cozy setting. The friendly vibe and great beer selection make it stand out!

The chicken fajita pasta was tasty, but the real standout was the atmosphere. Love the warm lighting and those big, comfy booths. It&#39;s just a really nice space to unwind in.

Saw the deep-fried Mars bar on the menu and had to try it. The portion was generous, one was enough to share. Batter was light and crispy, a fun novelty. Price felt fair for the experience.

Stopped in after a long walk, got a table right away. The haggis with neeps and tatties was solid comfort food, really hit the spot. Quick service, perfect for a hungry lunch. The woody vibe is nice.

Stumbled in while waiting for the bus, ended up staying for quiz night. The staff were attentive without being overbearing, which is appreciated. Solid spot for a straightforward pub evening.

Cozy spot, perfect for a relaxed dinner. The lighting was just right, not too dim. Had the lamb shank, which fell off the bone nicely. Service was attentive without being overbearing. A solid choice for a low-key evening out.

Didn&#39;t eat, but the gin-making session was brilliant. Really interesting to learn the process, hands-on and fun. A unique thing to do.

The lunch deal is solid. The gravy on the sausages had this rich, savoury depth you don&#39;t usually get at this price point. Really hit the spot on a grey afternoon.

The butter masala dosa was huge, easily enough for two. The sambhar was so flavourful and warming. Ended the meal with a free kheer, which was a nice surprise. For the price, you really get a lot of food.

Been coming here for years, and the gluten-free menu is why. They&#39;ve got dedicated fryers, so I can actually order the fish and chips without worrying. It&#39;s a proper pub meal, not some afterthought. That consistency keeps me coming back.

Grabbed the lamb curry with rice on my lunch break. Really flavourful, and the portion was huge for the price. Perfect when you&#39;re in a rush.

Decent burger and fries for the price, away from the tourist crowds.

I had the best boozy brunch experience! For just &pound;25, we enjoyed 6 drinks and a delicious main course. The staff were incredibly friendly and made the whole experience enjoyable.

The festive set menu was a nice surprise. The seabass was really good, and my friend who&#39;s into food loved it.

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