If you live local, visit the Cold Town House as soon as you can because come August, you’ll never get a seat - its going to be a popular venue.

Umi has definitely made it to the top of my list of eateries you have to visit whilst in Edinburgh.

I like The Barony for its ambience, it’s charm, friendliness and warm welcome. It feels like an old friend that you known for years when you walk in and that’s a very special ‘vibe’ to hold onto.

Harvey Nichols is delighted to be launching its much-loved Summer Market Menu, which offers customers two sun-worthy dishes and a refreshing cocktail for just £19 or three courses and a cocktail for £23 in the Forth Floor Brasserie at Harvey Nichols Edinburgh. 

Chef has most certainly worked hard here to create and produce some wonderful seasonal dishes that were hard to fault. Ideal plates of food that would put a smile on anyone’s face and lift your spirits. We loved it and highly recommend One Square.

DOC Edinburgh is located in quite a tricky location, on the Drumbrae roundabout with a Chinese restaurant and a McD’s as their direct competition; however if they continue to serve food this good they will sail through the Summer with a full book of reservations.

Consistently great food and a beautiful setting

Looking for amazing food on the Southside of Edinburgh, then look no further than Damm27