Browse Mediterranean restaurants in Edinburgh

About Ada Restaurant

About BABA Restaurant

Based in the Principal Hotel, Baba is a mezze & charcoal grill restaurant combined with a cocktail bar. Promising flavours inspired by the Levant, diners can enjoy the taste of Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt and beyond. Playful colours, Persian rugs and all-round shabby chic decor (including bookcases) make this a great choice for casual dining.

About Eden’s Kitchen

About Gali's Kitchen

Gali’s Kitchen is a neighbourhood Italian restaurant and pizzeria in Merchiston. It is an intimate space with floor to ceiling windows, exposed brick walls and portraits of Italian icons like Sophia Loren and Don Corleone.

About Grand Cru

Cocktail bar & Mediterranean kitchen Edinburgh city centre

Grand Cru is a stylish and buzzing cocktail bar and kitchen on Hanover Street, Edinburgh. Just off the George Street party circuit, it is a popular spot for lunching workers and shoppers as well as the evening post-work or pre-club crowd. Brunches, coffees and cakes fill in any snacking opportunities in between the main meals of the day. A small patio adds to Grand Cru’s appeal during the warmer months.

About La Casa

La Casa Edinburgh’s Dalry serves an intriguing mix of Spanish and Greek tapas dishes. It is run by a young family who source ingredients from only top suppliers to ensure authenticity. Regular performances from a Spanish band and flamenco dancer result in a lively festive atmosphere reminiscent of flamenco bars of Andalucia.

About Maison Bleue

Maison Bleue is a vibrant bistro on Victoria Street in Edinburgh’s Old Town serving French, North African, Asian and traditional Scottish cuisine. The historic blue building has been a local dining fixture since 1998. Inside, you will find an eclectic interior of 15th century archways, victorian stairways and hidden corners, which mirrors the variety of the menu.

About Maison Bleue Le Bistrot

Maison Bleue Le Bistrot is the sister restaurant of the iconic Victoria Street Maison Bleue. Although the bistro aims to bring a touch of authentic Parisian cafe culture to Morningside, the menu is also delightfully eclectic with various Scottish and global influences.

About Mia Restaurant Morningside

Mia Italian Kitchen on Morningside Road is the younger sister to the Mia restaurant on Dalry Road. A family-run restaurant, it attracts friends meeting for coffee, cake and a catch-up; resting lunchtime shoppers and couples out for dinner. It is especially welcoming to families and children are offered freshly cooked, smaller portions of adult dishes.

About Rafael's

Rafael’s is located in a small basement on Deanhaugh Street in the popular Stockbridge area of Edinburgh. Using Scottish ingredients to serve a mix of classic Spanish and Mediterranean dishes with a twist, Rafael’s is friendly and homely and you are always guaranteed a warm welcome. Highchairs are available for guests with children and since opening in 2001 the restaurant has been a hit with locals as well as visitors to Edinburgh.

About Sasso

About Tapa

Situated in a refurbished warehouse building, Tapa is an atmospheric Spanish tapas restaurant on Shore Place in Edinburgh’s Leith. The welcoming, vaulted interior combines a classic bodega feel with traditional Spanish colours, old film posters, exposed stone and fairy lights wrapped around iron pillars. Friendly staff make for a relaxed atmosphere. A good selection of Spanish gins and sherries complements a wine list which draws on both the finest and other, less known and sometimes under appreciated, Spanish grape varietals.

About The Lioness of Leith

Part of the new wave of fresh and contemporary ventures in the Leith area, The Lioness of Leith is a popular bar and kitchen on Duke Street.

About Westview Restaurant - Leonardo Hotel Edinburgh

Westview Restaurant is within Capital Hotel on Clermiston Road in Edinburgh’s West End and serves a mix of British and European dishes. Benefiting from its elevated position on top of Corstorphine Hill, the restaurant looks out on to both the Pentland Hills and the Firth of Forth. Situated in a quiet suburb of the capital, it is close to the airport but only a short ride into the city centre which makes it popular with business travellers, tourists and local residents alike.