Review of Chop House Market Street
Seminal moment of parenting No. 345: that time we took our four year old son out for lunch and he determinedly ignored his kids’ burger […]
Edinburgh
Whiski Rooms Review for Bite Magazine
The Whiski Rooms, situated in a former bank premises, offer a friendly spot to indulge in Scotland’s famed amber spirit both in the glass and […]
Review of Cafe Marlayne for Bite Magazine
It’s been a few years since I last reviewed this branch of Café Marlayne (its sister is located on Thistle Street) and I was relieved […]
Deeply dippy about VDeep Leith
OK – so if you’ve been following the foodie stories of this blog for past gut-expanding, seven years or so, you’ll know that The Silver […]
A case of delicious wines from de Burgh Wine Merchants
It’s been awhile since I’ve had much of a thread through the blog regarding how much I love wine; however it’s not to say my […]
Review of Checkpoint for Bite Magazine
Checkpoint is the now-permanent incarnation of the space that previously existed as a festival a pop-up. Open all day, every day and situated in the […]
Review of The Mad Hatter for Bite Magazine
We visited the Mad Hatter in the city’s West End one quiet Sunday afternoon and found that much like its fictional namesake, the Mad Hatter […]
Review of Tower Restaurant
When Tower Restaurant opened in 1998, Edinburgh’s restaurant scene was morphing. A new wave of bistros and gastropubs was arriving. Testament to its staying power […]
Review of Spit/Fire for Bite Magazine
To say that Spit/Fire has been eagerly anticipated is an understatement. The guys behind Lothian Road’s quality beer destination, The Hanging Bat have arrived on […]
Sunday Lunch at The Queens Arms review for Bite Magazine
Sunday lunch is a tradition that most of us can get on board with. You can wear your comfies, chat with friends and fam, drink […]