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About Diner 7

Loosely modelled on an American diner, Diner 7 keeps it simple with char grilled Scotch steaks and burgers, all prepped from scratch and served with interesting toppings and sauces. Daily specials such as the tandoori mackerel fillets or the butternut squash, cashew, ricotta and honey tart add variety. Diner 7’s aim is ensure that their customers are fed and happy with the minimum of fuss and they manage this with ease.

About Frontier

With its quirky decor and fine line in bourbon and tequilas, Frontier is a fun, American-themed restaurant. Naturally, there are burgers on the menu but they are by no means the sole focus of the kitchen. Baby back ribs, Colorado chilli, slow roasted pork carnitas and baked catfish all provide a down home taste of the USA. If the bourbons don’t appeal, try the triple thick shake.

About Hellers Kitchen

Husband and wife team Richard and Michelle Heller are at the helm of this Salisbury Place restaurant. Open all day, the kitchen provides breakfast, lunch and dinner. Starting with cooked breakfasts, eggs and croissants, by lunch the menus move on to light bites, sandwiches and daily specials. Come the evening, diners can sit down to a three course meal of, for example, fried squid with lemon aioli followed by Scottish sirloin steak and dessert.

About Katie's Diner

Located on the edge of the Links, Katie’s Diner is a family-run, American-style restaurant. Chargrilled steaks and burgers, made with top quality Scottish beef, take pride of place on the menu along with a selection of steak sauces. Other options include Hawaiian chicken, the scampi platter and a Cajun veggie burger.

About The City Cafe

A long running feature of Edinburgh’s night life, The City Café hosts DJs every weekend and keeps everyone smiling the rest of the time with a crowd-pleasing menu. Think along the lines of all-day breakfasts, deli club sandwiches, posh mac ‘n’ cheese plus a wide range of burgers and grazing platters – perfect over a couple of beers. Ambitious appetites might want to try the Ultimate Burger Challenge.

About The Flying Dog

Hot dogs, open sandwiches and craft beers keep the customers coming back to The Flying Dog bar. The gourmet dogs range from the simple Lazy Dog – just the dog in the bun – to the Top Dawg which is topped with tomatoes, onions, Louisiana hot sauce and pickled jalapeno peppers. The open sandwiches are generous and the bottled beer selection has some fine American options.

About Tribeca Edinburgh

Located on the corner of East London and Broughton Streets, the second Edinburgh TriBeCa quickly established itself after opening in 2016. Based on the classic American diner – with a large splash of NYC pizzazz – it is a cool mix of stripped brick walls, neon and pictures of the awe-inspiring Manhattan skyline by night. Open from breakfast through to 10pm, the New Town TriBeCa lives up its slogan: A little slice of the Big Apple in the heart of your neighbourhood.

About Wolf + Water

Located in a former warehouse on Commercial Street, Wolf + Water is contemporary bar and kitchen with a large and well used beer garden. Burgers, salads and classic choices such as fish ‘n’ chips, club sandwiches and mac ‘n’ cheese are the mainstays of the menu – all supplemented by pulled pork toppings, cheese fries and onion rings. The boozy slushies have many admirers.