305 Restaurants near EH1 1SR, Edinburgh

" ‘When in Rome, do as the Romans do’, as they say. By that logic, a trip to Scotland means ‘enjoy a dram’. Devil’s Advoca ..." Read our full review

"Bang in middle of the Royal Mile and opposite St Giles Cathedral (the name comes from a beautiful wood carving in the building’s Thistle Chapel), ..." Read our full review

"Judging by the rate at which Aberdeenshire’s self-styled punk brewers are expanding across the land, Britain’s thirst for populist craft be ..." Read our full review

Don't let Pizza Posto's no-frills looks put you off - this place is the real deal. While there is an ongoing debate about which pizzeria is the best in Edin ... Find out more

August 37 is a unique bar and dining experience on St Giles' St in Edinburgh. A Smash Burger restaurant in Edinburgh, this old town joint is just a few minu ... Find out more

Ideally located on Princes Street in the heart of Edinburgh, Juniper is a laid back yet sophisticated hangout serving sublime food & drinks from early t ... Find out more

"Housed in a lavishly corniced Victorian room with oak floors, high ceilings, black leather upholstery and triple-height sash windows looking out onto s ..." Read our full review

Are you tired of avocado toast, matcha lattes and brioche French toast? Do you long for a proper feed, full of grease, fat, salt and meat? Then Snax Caf&eac ... Find out more

" An ornate late-Victorian saloon, the Guildford Arms dates to 1898. Set just back from the east end of Princes Street, no distance from Waverley Stat ..." Read our full review

We're a group of over 30 hotels across the UK, each with its own unique style. From countryside to city, every Macdonald Hotel is full of individual charm a ... Find out more

"With its ornate Royal Doulton murals of great inventors, eight intricate stained glass windows depicting outdoor pursuits and famous walnut-toned Circl ..." Read our full review

This grand venue, which is situated just off the east end of Princes Street in Edinburgh, could be described as part 1930s speakeasy, and part artsy-Edinbur ... Find out more

"There can’t be a restaurant with a better view of Edinburgh than aptly named The Lookout. High above the city, this small glass box surveys the s ..." Read our full review

The famous Bistrot de l’Institut Français is back and ready to welcome you! Located at the new House of France on the Royal Mile (former Lothia ... Find out more