Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
We aim to create delicious and genuine food with great respect for the ingredients we use. We love locally sourced, seasonal and unprocessed produce.
At Aurora we value our relationship with producers. We like to know where our food comes from, so we can guarantee high quality produce from source to table.https://www.auroraedinburgh.co.uk/
49 locals recommend
Aurora
187 Great Jct StWe aim to create delicious and genuine food with great respect for the ingredients we use. We love locally sourced, seasonal and unprocessed produce.
At Aurora we value our relationship with producers. We like to know where our food comes from, so we can guarantee high quality produce from source to table.https://www.auroraedinburgh.co.uk/
Chic underground restaurant with a modern European menu, conservatory and range of craft beers.
66 locals recommend
Café Tartine
72 Commercial StChic underground restaurant with a modern European menu, conservatory and range of craft beers.
Tray-bakes, scones and cakes galore at friendly cafe with camp 40s decor, lunches and teas.
205 locals recommend
Mimi's Bakehouse
63 ShoreTray-bakes, scones and cakes galore at friendly cafe with camp 40s decor, lunches and teas.
By working closely with Debra from Breadshare, Bross Bagels aims to bring authentic bagels to Edinburgh and beyond. Our rustic bagels will be available to buy by the dozen or filled with some NY deli inspired fillings. https://brossbagels.com/
91 locals recommend
Bross Bagels
6 Manderston StBy working closely with Debra from Breadshare, Bross Bagels aims to bring authentic bagels to Edinburgh and beyond. Our rustic bagels will be available to buy by the dozen or filled with some NY deli inspired fillings. https://brossbagels.com/
Punjabi Junction is run by Sikh Sanjog for the community. Our vision is to inspire and empower Sikh and other Minority Ethnic women to advance their own life opportunities, through the building of skills, confidence and social inclusion. http://www.punjabijunction.org/
21 locals recommend
Punjabi Junction
Leith WalkPunjabi Junction is run by Sikh Sanjog for the community. Our vision is to inspire and empower Sikh and other Minority Ethnic women to advance their own life opportunities, through the building of skills, confidence and social inclusion. http://www.punjabijunction.org/
Drinks & Nightlife
Steel Coulson Tap
24 Henderson StSofi's bar is the port in the storm, it is the little squeeze in a hug, it is home from home. So feel free to sink in and snuggle up, with a glass of wine, or a pint of beer. On Friday and Saturdays it is more like a party in the kitchen with many delightfully tasty cocktail on offer
87 locals recommend
Sofi’s Bar
63-65 Henderson StSofi's bar is the port in the storm, it is the little squeeze in a hug, it is home from home. So feel free to sink in and snuggle up, with a glass of wine, or a pint of beer. On Friday and Saturdays it is more like a party in the kitchen with many delightfully tasty cocktail on offer
An elegant Victorian cafe-bar with stained-glass windows hosting informal dining.
199 locals recommend
Nobles Café Bar & Restaurant
44A Constitution StAn elegant Victorian cafe-bar with stained-glass windows hosting informal dining.
Exposed brick decor lit by candles create a relaxed vibe in this Scottish cafe-bar with live music
84 locals recommend
The Granary
32-34 ShoreExposed brick decor lit by candles create a relaxed vibe in this Scottish cafe-bar with live music
In the shell of a derelict pub with a dark history in the heart of Leith, Edinburgh, 'The Lioness of Leith' opened as a bar/bistro in December 2013. 'Lioness Burgers' was born in early February 2018 out of the passion to deliver a real 'gourmet' burger menu to the locals of Leith.
178 locals recommend
The Lioness of Leith
21-25 Duke StIn the shell of a derelict pub with a dark history in the heart of Leith, Edinburgh, 'The Lioness of Leith' opened as a bar/bistro in December 2013. 'Lioness Burgers' was born in early February 2018 out of the passion to deliver a real 'gourmet' burger menu to the locals of Leith.