Reviews in Edinburgh

Great pub food at very reasonable prices and also a Pre-Club from 9pm onwards :)

Service from waiters was fine and unobtrusive , but the best part in any restaurant for me is the food, and it delivered and hit the spots. A new take on my favourite eggplant dish and a homemade ravioli, and an exotic lemongrass and honey ice cream made there too and all washed down with a very palatable pinot grigio. Was in Edinburgh for the rugby and enjoyed both my game and night out before heading back to the big smoke. Will be back as up on business next month

top class food, different from most Italian menus in the city, but only in the best sense as menu more Italian and modern approach.Staff Italian too and very attentive.excellent experience

We've had friends from the States tell us that Wisharts is on par with the French Laundry. We've had friends from London say, as per mikey, above, that Wisharts is comparable to any in London. We decide to save up and visit ourselves; we went, we ate, he conquered. Simply stunning food.

Like a previous reviewer it's 25 years since I visited but even though I've been all over the world it was one of my most memorable experiences. I seem to remember an element of vetting in booking- we had to sound like worthy

Really clean shop, delicious chips and chicken pakora oh and good pizza as well.

Not the best in town. Relatively cheap but the food was not the best, very average but the staff were nice! and the fish was fresh!

sushi was very fresh, but food portions were rather small leaving still hungry as i left...a bit disappointed as i heard some good stuff about this place!

Truly scrumptious!!!

The place is a joke! Tourists beware!

Quite possibly the finest meal in Edinburgh; Fishers in the City is small and unassuming; it never seems overcrowded, but is always busy. The quality of the kitchen is immensely high, and the wine list is stunning. The fish is fresh and locally sourced, imaginatively cooked without ever being over-complicated. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and are more than happy to answer questions about the menu. It's my first choice for any romantic or celebratory meal!

This is surely a beacon of hope for foodies within the current Edinburgh restaurant scene. The food, service and ambience are all consistently first class. As a keen cook and culinary disaffected citizen it is the only Edinburgh restaurant worth a visit .

Fabulous food, service and venue. Definitely worth a visit!

A group of 9 lunched at The Kitchin - the eldest in their 70's and the youngest 9. We all thoroughly enjoyed the gastronomic experience. Staff were brilliant and attentive and the food was devine. We were not hurried despite being the last to arrive. Our 9 year old budding restaurant critic now aspires to visit The Kitchin on a regular basis and recommends it to everyone - as do we. Thanks Tom and staff for making it a very enjoyable experience for us all.

GREAT ATMOSPHERE.WENT RECENTLY SUNDAY P.M. FOOD VERY GOOD SUITED EVERYONE IN OUR FAMILY NOT EASY!.

Starter of melted cambert lovely. Mussels more than often closed. No finger bowl. Though they did give another smaller bowl on my request. These were closed as well. I would never go here again, nor recommend to anyone. Our last waiter/ I think a manager was the only decent person there. I think it not worth the money.

YUMMY! I love coming to eat a Gusto...the staff are really friendly and the food is always such good quality. I love that you can just pop in for a pizza or go all out with a lobster or a steak. It caters for every occasion and can't wait to return!!!

Excellent place to eat and the food lives up to expectations - and the kitchen/owner is even flexible enough to prepare dishes (with a bit of advance warning) that you like and are not on the menu. It's a bit too contemporary to have that 'old taverna' feel but let the food, wine, music and banter take you back to that holiday you enjoyed so much. You might even be lucky and have the sun shining outside. Only let down was the wine list - could do with padding out a bit more with some Greek wines, that are readily available in the UK these days.