The team in this small establishment produces a range of dishes, a good proportion designed not to spook the local palate: cheese gyoze (cheddar in pastry...

This German bakery and café is just the place to sit down with a generous lump of Black Forest gateau and a strong coffee to cut through the sweetness. The...

The Hotel Ceilidh-Donia is in the suburbs, around a mile and a half south of Princes Street (ten minutes on the bus on a good day). But that's the only...

A purveyor of Indian vegetarian food for nearly three decades, Kalpna has stayed much the same over the years, although the interior and menu got an...

From the outside, Karen Wong's looks like just another anonymous Chinese restaurant, and the familiar pre-theatre menu choices (barbecue spare ribs followed...

This great little Chinese eaterie gets less recognition than it should because of its location south of the Meadows, in lands where visitors generally fail...

With its smart pink-and-black decor and waitresses in pinnies, this is every inch a modern take on the traditional tearoom. The teas and coffees are both...

Part of the Quartermile development that's brought hundreds of new luxury apartments to the site of the former Royal Infirmary, Peter's Yard appeared at the...

Like all members of this chain, Edinburgh's Premier Inn is a budget bed box where form is usurped by function, but this one delivers thanks to its fairly...

S Luca is famed for the ice-cream served at its legendary Musselburgh café. This branch - located near Holy Corner, so named because it has more churches...

Not to be confused with the Salisbury relatively nearby, Salisbury Green opened for business in 2006. It's an impressive mid 18th-century residence, which...

Quietly working away at the southern end of Morningside Road, this tiny café can be a squeeze but it does have a stand-out feature: if you want a South...