Browse Bar Food restaurants in Edinburgh

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 Cloisters Bar

A craft beer bar long before craft beer bars existed, Cloisters is a cheery, welcoming and down to earth bar on Brougham Street. Cloisters kitchen serves several varieties of burger, all made by hand from prime Borders chuck steak. These are supplemented by daily specials and non-burger options like the cheese and cold meats deli platter; the feta, walnut and plum chutney filo bites or the deep fried squid with coriander, lime and sea salt.

About Compass Bar

Attractive Leith bar and kitchen
With stripped stone walls, candlelight and chic prints on the walls, The Compass is a handsome Leith bar. The kitchen likes to use locally sourced ingredients in every dish from the breakfast smoked salmon and scrambled eggs to the Scottish mussels on the dinner menu. Choices like the steak and ale pies or the fish ‘n’ chips appeal to traditional tastes. More exotic options might be the grilled halloumi, roast beetroot and quinoa salad.

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 Itchycoo Bar & Kitchen - Radisson Blu

Itchycoo Bar & Kitchen is on Edinburgh’s historic Royal Mile and specialises in traditional Scottish dishes as well as other bar food favourites. Close to attractions such as Edinburgh Castle, St. Giles Cathedral and the Museum of Childhood, Itchycoo Bar & Kitchen is the ideal venue for sightseers looking for a light lunch or friends and family enjoying a drink or evening meal.

About Makars Gourmet Mash Bar

About MUMS Great Comfort Food

About Murrayfield Bar & Kitchen

Fully refurbished and relaunched in the summer of 2017, Murrayfield Bar & Kitchen is a gastro bar on Roseburn Terrace. As the name suggests, it is within kicking distance of Murrayfield Stadium and the bar is hugely popular before and after concerts and on match days. Friendly staff offering a warm welcome; acoustic music, a wide drink selection and a satisfying food menu ensure that there are plenty of reasons to visit at other times.

About Nightcap

About Panda & Sons

About St Vincent Bar

The St Vincent Bar is a traditional Edinburgh bar on St Vincent Street, Stockbridge. Burgers, wings and US-style chicken dishes are prominent on the menu. The burgers come in several variations but are all made with a mix of rare breed pork from Puddledub Farm in Fife plus Ayrshire beef. The outdoor seating is always popular on warmer days and younger visitors may be fascinated by the vinyl record player which provides the tunes.

About Thai Lemongrass

Thai Lemongrass is a well established and bustling Thai restaurant on Bruntsfield Place. Handy for the King’s Theatre and Cameo, it offers a wide range of authentic Thai dishes. Recommended dishes include the grilled sirloin slices flavoured with mint and coriander with a lime and chilli dressing or the deep-fried whole snapper served with a green mango salad.

About The Blue Bear Cafe

Close to the Botanic Gardens, The Blue Bear is a laidback, licensed and friendly café decorated with works from local artists. From soups and sarnies to salads and cakes, all the café staples are covered. For many, The Blue Bear’s greatest strength lies in their immense range of brunch options. From French toast to the mighty full Scottish breakfast via eggs cooked pretty much anyway you like them, The Blue Bear will get your day off to a flying start.

About The Boozy Cow

About The Clock Cafe

The Clock Café on Dalry Road is a welcoming, split level, café diner which is open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon bites and the occasional evening event. The extensive menu ranges from burgers, sarnies, wraps, panini, salads and jacket potatoes to more substantial meals such as bangers and
mash; lamb or pork chops; sirloin steak or spicy Swedish meatballs. Happily, the various breakfasts are served all day. The multinational staff give The Clock a cosmopolitan feel and the outside seating is much sought after on Dalry’s many sunny days.

About The Empress

About The Granary

The Granary is located in the heart of trendy Leith and offers homely pub food. It is strong on homespun charm and warm comfort: colourful rugs soften wooden floors, whilst replica barn doors and old-fashioned kitchen utensils add an interesting twist.

About The Huxley

A comfortable, airy bar at the west end of Princes Street, The Huxley serves a wide range of breakfasts, burgers, hot dogs and gourmet sandwiches. The burgers are based on good quality chuck steak while the hot dogs are made from British pork and beef. There are milkshakes and smoothies available. Harder options include a range of craft and big name beers along with a colourful cocktail list.

About The Leith Beer Co.

Harbour-front pub in Leith
With live music, a pub quiz and regular sports on the TVs, The Leith Beer Co is always lively. However, with several different areas, and outside seating space for those sunny days, it is always easy to find a quiet spot. The menus range from haggis pakora to teriyaki salmon noodles via the Balmoral Gourmet Burger which is served with a jug of whisky sauce.

About The Old Bell Inn