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.

Tried the battered haggis on a friend&#39;s tip. It&#39;s a solid local choice, really flavourful. The place itself has a nice, relaxed vibe &ndash; big windows, comfy wooden chairs. Good spot to just unwind.

Grilled lamb chops and seekh kebabs were the highlight. The meat was incredibly juicy, cooked just right, not dry at all. That smoky flavour from the grill really comes through. Always seems fresh.

Been coming here for years, and that lamb dish is the reason. It&rsquo;s always perfectly spiced, never overpowering. Just a really solid, flavourful plate. Keeps me coming back.

The mint and yoghurt sauce with the poppadoms was just lovely. Really fresh and homemade, you could tell. It had this perfect, cool tang that made the whole starter. The rest was good, but that sauce stuck with me.

Big menu, all the meat cooked properly which is nice. The steaks were good quality, really enjoyed mine. Sides like the fries were just okay. Prices are pretty standard for Edinburgh, maybe a bit cheaper than some spots.

The chips are better now, they&#39;ve got this peppery seasoning and they leave the skins on. Good texture from that. Still, I&#39;d take them a bit crispier. The gravy was thick, really good with them.

We had them cater a small gathering. The portions were generous, and everything tasted lovely. What really stood out was how easy they made the whole process &ndash; communication was clear and prompt, which took a lot of the usual stress out of it.

Festive vibe. Staff were friendly. Menu had a good choice. Went for the truffle pasta. Solid. Could taste the truffle. Portion was decent. A bit pricey though.

Loved the vibe here! The candlelight made it feel so cosy and romantic. The building itself has this charming, rustic charm with really interesting bits of decor. Perfect for a chilled evening.

Lovely spot for a catch-up with friends. The vibe is relaxed and the tables are nicely spaced. We tried the vegan pasta and it was fresh and tasty. Just a bit on the pricier side, but the service was spot-on.

The biryani was a bit bland this time. Usually it&#39;s spot on, but the flavour just wasn&#39;t there tonight. The dosa was tasty, but the portion felt smaller than I remembered.

The burritos are solid, and they have a decent selection of local beers that paired nicely. The ingredients tasted fresh.

Decent variety on the menu, and the atmosphere was quite pleasant. Appreciated the big jug of water on the table &ndash; a nice touch. The pasta I ordered was pretty good, though a little on the salty side for my taste.

The mussels were spot on, and the roast beef was cooked just right. Perfect for a catch-up with friends over a few glasses of wine. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

The staff were really on it, and the portable ramp for wheelchairs was a thoughtful touch. Food was great too.

Nice spot for a casual family meal. The pizza was pretty good, though the pasta was a bit simple. Decent prices on the drinks.

Popped in right at opening on a Monday. The staff were so lovely and chatty, which was a nice chilled start to the week. The buffet spread is huge &ndash; you can grab tacos, then noodles, then curry all in one go. Perfect for a casual catch-up where everyone wants something different.

Butter chicken was spot on. Rich sauce, tender meat. Garlic naan fresh and warm. Service was attentive without being pushy. Good spot for a casual dinner.

Great service. Our waiter really knew the menu, suggested a fantastic pasta dish. Authentic flavours, best in Glasgow for that.

The garlic mushrooms were a huge portion, easily shareable. My burger with bacon and BBQ sauce was decent, but honestly felt a bit pricey for what it was. The mushrooms saved it value-wise.

Decent Italian place with a few solid vegetarian choices. The pasta was pretty good, and the service was fine. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but not bad.

Been coming here for years, and the fish is still the reason. It&#39;s just consistently good. Crisp batter, flaky inside. Honestly, it&#39;s become my go-to spot when I want something reliable.

Spotless and spacious, really comfortable for a sit-down meal. The tables are nicely spaced out, so you don&#39;t feel cramped. Just a solid, clean spot to grab some food.

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