The duck and waffle was a great first try. The crispy duck leg with a soft egg and maple syrup was a fun mix of sweet and savoury. The view from the 40th floor is the real star though.

Had the three-course prix fixe. The duck rillettes were nice, and the pan-seared coley was cooked just right. Gooseberry fool for dessert was a pleasant finish. A solid meal, though the pacing between courses felt a little rushed.

The staff were so helpful getting my wheelchair up the steps. They didn&#39;t make a fuss, just sorted it quickly with a smile. Made a potentially awkward moment feel totally normal. Really appreciated that.

Afternoon tea. Proper three-tier stand. Sandwiches were fine. Scone was warm. Strawberry tart and the chocolate gateau were the highlight. Staff were friendly, especially Dana and Sherry. Made it feel relaxed.

The tandoori mixed grill portion was huge, way bigger than I thought it&rsquo;d be. The space itself is really nice, high ceilings and comfy booths. Just a relaxed spot for a proper meal.

Came for a quick bite, the presentation was lovely but the portions felt a bit small for the price. I was still a little peckish afterwards. Nice spot, though.

Nice little spot, feels cosy despite being in the mall. The old-school music and the Indian artwork on the walls are a nice touch, makes it different. Food&#39;s decent too.

Loved the vibe here for a catch-up with mates. So much space and natural light, felt really relaxed. The spritz was a bit average, and service wasn&rsquo;t the quickest, but the food was tasty. Good spot for a long lunch.

The salad bar has a great selection of cheeses. It&#39;s not just a bowl of lettuce.

The Greek wine selection is solid. Tried a couple by the glass, they worked well with the grilled octopus. Good for a business dinner near the office.

Stuart was so friendly, really made our lunch feel welcoming. Came back two days later just for that mac and cheese again, it&#39;s that good. Perfect spot for a casual catch-up with mates.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

Popped in for a quick drink and the staff really knew their stuff. Helped me pick a gin I&#39;d never have chosen myself &ndash; turned out to be a winner. Nice, relaxed spot for it too.

The haggis, neeps and tatties were spot on. The haggis was rich and peppery, the neeps sweet and creamy. The tatties were buttery and smooth. That&#39;s a proper plate of food.

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.

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