Clarets is an all day cafe and brasserie, designed to feel welcoming, relaxed and part of the town. Located within the R&A world Golf Museum, overlooking the Old Course, West Sands and the Royal & Ancient Clubhouse,
Welcome to our family run authentic Indian and Seafood Restaurant in the heart of the royal and ancient town of St Andrews. Maisha means “working with pride.” Our aim is to introduce a truly high quality Indian and Seafood Restaurant which was created with ambition.
We're an independent restaurant and café tucked beside the McManus Museum on Albert Square in Dundee. We're run by two Kiwis and we take our name from the Kiwi tradition of the "bach" — a humble holiday home where friends and whanau gather to unwind, eat well, and lose track of time.Brunch is at the core of what we do — for 10 years now. And today, we cook over fire (kanaku) because it's what we grew up doing and it makes everything taste better. We cook what we love — food from everywhere we've lived, travelled and eaten. There's no single cuisine here, just the stuff that's made us happy over the years. We pour good beer because life's too short for bad ones. And we don't care what you're wearing. Whether you come for brunch at nine, brunch at one or fire at two, we've got you covered.The space is bright, deceptively large and very casual - wear shorts and jandals if you choose.Aroha nui - Wendy & Steven
The Railbridge Bistro serves contemporary Scottish cuisine in Edinburgh’s idyllic South Queensferry village. The menu boasts dishes such as Shetland Mussels, Smoked Haddock, and Steak pie as well as a varied selection of light bites and starters. Situated at 4 Newhalls Road, the restaurant also offers seperate breakfast, dessert and children's menus. As the name would suggest, The Railbridge Bistro is located near to the Firth of Forth railway bridge, and offers excellent views. Edinburgh Waverley Station is a twenty nine minute drive and Arthur's Seat is a thirty four minute journey by car.
Located on the corner of Broughton Street and Broughton Place, on the edge of the New Town is the Olive Branch. With its large windows and relaxed atmosphere it’s the perfect place to enjoy great food as you watch Edinburgh go by.
Pho St James Quarter is a healthy Vietnamese restaurant with loads of vegan and gluten free options. We specialise in phở, the Vietnamese noodle soup and also serve delicious curries, rice dishes, wok-fried noodles, and fresh salads too. Our starters such as summer rolls and spring rolls are perfect for sharing with friends and family. We also offer an entirely gluten free dessert menu with dishes like Pandan waffles, condensed milk ice cream and a Vietnamese affogato. Over a third of our menu is vegan, and nearly all of it is gluten-free, so we are a great destination for people who follow those particular dietary restrictions. We are also accredited by Coeliac UK. Aside from our lovely food we offer a brilliant range of healthy juices, as well as delicious wine and beer, and a fantastic cocktail menu too. We look forward to welcoming you! Ps, we are dog friendly so your 4-legged friends are always welcome.
North American influenced food, with quality locally sourced ingredients! Note that last bookings for breakfast are 11am and first bookings for all day menu are 12pm. This gives a chance to reset and get ready for our all day menu.There are now parking restrictions within the marina, we will validate your parking for you in order for you to get your parking for free. Please give us your registration plate when you arrive.Please note that we are currently cashless, card payment only.Please note that we do not have toilets on site but there are public toilets a 2min walk across the marina.Our outside area is covered and heated in the colder months. There is the chance of some side wind/rain though if it's blowing a hoolie! We are family friendly, when booking that a buggy/pram counts as a cover - let us know. :)Full terms: https://www.downthehatchcafe
Loudons Café & Bakery serves Scottish and continental delicacies from its location at 94B Fountainbridge. Burgers, quiche, soup and pancakes, as well as a vast selection of cakes feature on a menu where most items are made on site and ingredients are locally sourced. The large centrally located cafe is child-friendly and has outdoor seating and free wi-fi and house an in-house bakery downstairs. Loudon's is about ten minutes’ walk away from Haymarket Railway Station, and a sixteen minute walk from the historic Edinburgh Castle.
