Browse Scottish restaurants in Edinburgh

About 11 Brasserie @ No 11

11 Brasserie @ No 11 is a stylish, Scottish restaurant in the classical setting of a Grade “A” listed Georgian townhouse, on Brunswick Street in the heart of Edinburgh. Ideally located for the Edinburgh Playhouse, the relaxed, welcoming ambience of the restaurant make it the perfect venue for friends to catch up over a light lunch or fine dining evening meal.

About 56 North

56 North is a Modern and airy restaurant in the southside of Edinburgh which creates a relaxed atmosphere. Modern twists on classic dishes are the order of the day and we are renowned locally for our selection of cocktails.

About A Room In the West End

Along with its sister restaurant in Leith, A Room in the West End offers Scottish bistro dishes at affordable prices. Informal and friendly, the West End restaurant is underneath the vibrant Teuchters’ Bar.

About Aizle

Informal, fresh and simply decorated, Aizle serves some of the most exciting cooking in Edinburgh. Each month, the highly skilled kitchen staff choose the best seasonal produce and then riffs on the ingredients to create an ever changing five course menu. It’s inventive, adventurous and done with a real eye for detail. The drinks list is just as funky.

About Angels Share Hotel, Bar & Restaurant

The Angels Share Hotel, Bar and Restaurant is a stylish, Scottish restaurant set on Hope Street in the heart of Edinburgh’s West End.

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About Ba' Bar

Ba’ Bar Restaurant is a stylish restaurant within Dunstane House Hotel on West Coates in the Haymarket area of Edinburgh. The restaurant is child-friendly and uses the best produce available from the Highlands and Islands to create their quality seafood and Scottish dishes. Ba’ Bar Restaurant also has a cosy separate bar where diners are welcome to relax with a drink before or after their meal.

About Badger & Co

Badger & Co is on Castle Street in the former home of Kenneth Grahame, the author of Wind in the Willows. This history plays a prominent part in the decor. Think Toad Hall’s padded leather seats, chandeliers and wood panelled walls. There are deer heads wearing wigs and a picture of a well dressed badger riding a penny farthing. It’s how a 21st century hipster might imagine an Edwardian gentleman’s club. As well as a private dining room, there are several intriguing nooks and crannies
and a courtyard for al fresco drinks and dining.

About Bijou

Open for breakfast through to dinner, Bijou is a cosy cafe and restaurant serving the Leith Links neighbourhood. The flexible menus offer everything from eggs Benedict to a rib eye steak or hot smoked salmon fishcakes. As well as the regular menu, a seasonal menu offers dishes like the sea bream with noodles, pak choi, mushrooms and tentsuyu sauce.

About Blonde

Blonde is a relaxed and informal restaurant situated on St. Leonard’s Street in the south side of Edinburgh’s city centre. Using fresh quality produce, the restaurant serves Scottish and European cuisine which caters to a variety of tastes.

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About Bread Street Brasserie

Scotland’s larder is at the heart of Bread Street Brasserie, part of DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Edinburgh City Centre. Within easy walking distance of the West End and the Old Town, the restaurant is popular for working lunches, romantic dinners, family get-togethers and pre-theatre meals. The dining room is a light-filled, elegant space with eye-catching furniture and the atmosphere is as welcoming as it is relaxed..

About Brewhemia

Where to start? Brewhemia is a Czech beer palace, kitchen, Italian caffè and Prosecco bar spread over several spectacular spaces. The Market Street venue opens for breakfast and pretty much offers all things to everybody until late at night. The ‘brew’ of Brewhemia might mark the venue out as bloke-friendly. And it is. But it also appeals to couples, families and groups of women. With regular live entertainment, DJs, a novelty photo booth, tank beer, cocktails and Champagne plus a selection of spaces that run from a sleek Boudoir to the Beer Palace, Brewhemia has a space for all people and all occasions.

About Cafe Renroc

Renroc is an independent cafe bar on Montgomery Street in the Hillside area of Edinburgh. Combining the laidback, casual feel of a cafe with the careful cooking of a restaurant, the owners aim to serve food which is fresh, seasonal and Scottish.

About Cafe St Honore

Cafe St Honore is tucked away on the cobbled North West Thistle Lane in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town. The restaurant is a happy marriage between classic French decor and carefully sourced Scottish ingredients. Cafe St Honore may sound as if it is a French restaurant which has decamped to Edinburgh but, despite the elegant Gallic interior, the cooking is mainly although not exclusively modern Scottish.

About Chessel's

Based in a landmark courtyard just off the Royal Mile, Chessel’s promises to serve you up ‘Scotland on a plate’. Step inside and you will find a sleek, woody interior in shades of caramel and blonde, with flickering candlelight making it ideal for a cosy meal.

About Daniel's Bistro

Hearty French provincial cooking has made Daniel’s Bistro a popular spot in Edinburgh’s Leith for years.

About Dine

Located in the heart of Edinburgh’s Theatreland and the city’s financial district, Dine is a handsome restaurant, cocktail bar and Champagne lounge.

About Dining Room at The Scotch Malt Whisky Society

Modern European cooking in Edinburgh city centre

Part of the Scotch Malt Whisky Society, The Dining Room at 28 Queen Street serves some of the capital’s finest food. Situated on the first floor of the Society’s townhouse, the elegant dining room enjoys views over Queen Street Gardens and the New Town. Along with spacious Georgian proportions, The Dining Room features bold contemporary furniture and striking, whisky-themed
art. Private dining rooms, a Charles Heidsieck Champagne table and the superb range of single cask whisky in the ground floor Kaleidoscope Bar add to the appeal.

About Elliot's Restaurant - Apex

Elliot’s Bar & Restaurant is part of Apex Waterloo Place Hotel in Edinburgh city centre. Its bright, modern design blends seamlessly with period features such as the corniced ceilings and Georgian windows and fireplace. Extremely well located on Waterloo Place, Elliot’s Bar and Restaurant lends itself to business lunches, pre-theatre dinners; a mid-afternoon shopping stop, after work drinks or a romantic dinner.