Absolutely delicious! We had a bit of. Wait because it's a very small establishment, it it was…read morewell with it. Quick service once seated and everything was very good! We had miso, gyoza, shrimp tempura (perfect crunch and fresh shrimp) and tonkatsu ramen. Highly HIGHLY recommend!

good food, good service. The ramen is good and feel like a…read moretraditional one. I had a black garlic ramen, I think it's one of their signature dishes.

We were in Edinburgh on a Sunday and had to experience a Sunday roast. The Hawksmoor was a terrific…read moreplace for it. Be sure to book. Our server explained how to the Sunday roast ordering worked. We watched the kitchen work, while we waited for our meals. Our Sunday roast meals came with medium rare beef roast, crispy on the outside and creamy soft inside potatoes, carrots, cabbage, a head of roasted garlic, a very large deeply browned Yorkshire pudding, and the most delicious gravy in a small pot. Every drop of that gravy was eaten. I think that the Yorkshire pudding exists to be a vehicle for the gravy. I really did not need any dessert after all that food. But we wanted to share an ice cream. We asked what was clotted cream ice cream. The server explained that the ice cream is made with clotted cream, which has a fat content of 60% and there's no other flavoring. It is not a common ice cream flavor. So that's what we had. The tiny beads of fat in the ice cream was very interesting. It had a sweet cream flavor. The ambiance was upscale with a lot of wood on the walls and furnishings. But at least on Sundays, we saw a lot of families and friend gatherings and did not seem exclusive.

Visited Hawksmoor while in Edinburgh and wanted to treat ourselves. The atmosphere was slightly…read moreupscale, and the service was friendly, though at times a bit elusive. Tried the ribeye steak -- perfectly cooked, flavorful, and exactly what I was hoping for. My wife really enjoyed her chicken and sweet potato as well. Overall, a great spot and worth the visit. Saluti.

I was staying at the kimpton and this restaurant is part of the hotels dining options. Ambience is…read moreelegant and beautiful. Staff are all very friendly and helpful. Food is Mediterranean and offers a variety of mezze, snacks, and options from the grill. Prices are very reasonable and quality of food is amazing. That's why every night this place seems to be packed, even on weeknights. They also have a separate bar that adjoins the restaurant. I tried the mumaharra and smoked salmon roe dips which come with accompanying pita. I also tried the lamb sausages and a slow cooked lamb, both were delicious. The dessert was just ok and I think I will skip dessert next time.

We were staying at the Kimpton so elected to eat here our first night in town. I'll start with the…read morepositives. The restaurant space is very cozy and comfortable with interesting artwork on the walls. The service was also very good. As for the food, another story. It bills itself as middle eastern with a Scottish twist. The food was OK. I love hot spicy food but this was overpowering. For the price point there are much better restaurants all within a quick walk. If back in Edinburgh I would not eat here again.

A friend had recommended LeftField, so decided to make reservations here for lunch. Service was…read morequick with the food coming out in about 10 minutes. I ordered the roast hake w/ asparagus. The fish was cooked perfectly: skin was nice and crispy, fish was tender and moist. FYI the entrance looks more like a side door (entering into the bar). No visible markings or signage to indicate such. The door in the corner entering into the dining room is not it. I found this out the hard way when I arrived at 12 and it looked like they just weren't ready yet (not to mention the website saying they open at 12:30). So I nearly lost my reservation when I came back later.

We had an alright late lunch here . Wines only no beer on offer . The mussels app was halfway…read moredecent but barely just . The ' focaccia' accompanying was over toasted so it was unusable to plop some of those plumb morsels upon . No spoon presented either to enjoy some saucy fixings . My trout I thought surely salmon . The mush peas were uh - mushy peas . The halibut was tasty but get ready to tackle some of the boney aspects . For the money and the expectations I'd give it a middling meh .

Super tasty! On my…read morevisit, we ordered many things from the menu, the Sunday roast dinner, pork bites in maple syrup, and pudding. Everything was great. We also shared a giant endless pot of tea. This place is really a special place, the day's menu is full of charm, and the service is excellent. When I was there, the dining area was quiet with plenty of available seating, definitely not a cramped place! I hope to return sometime, it was a great experience, food and all. I liked it so much I picked up a couple of their shirts to keep the memory.

Super cute place! We just arrived to Glasgow and I was hoping for a traditional Scottish vibe and…read morefood and this didn't disappoint. The server was super sweet and recommended the burger with haggis and my husband ordered the fish and chips. It was quaint with delicious food. Definitely give it a try.

The service was first rate and good beyond expectations. In America you buy 4 wings you get two…read moreflats and two drumets. I got 5 full wings covered in BBQ and fried onion chips. The testator tots as side were piled high and could eat all. The wife got a burger and fries and burger was perfect and fries piled high. We would come back if in Scotland and recommend to anyone

Easily accessible to Kings Cross. Had the Châteaubriand that was excellent. Great food and service.read more

The cutest little house set up on a quiet side street. We were seated upstairs, it was quite cozy…read moreand snug but still felt like plenty of room. The vegan options were great, super flavorful and delicious. It felt like eating in somebody's home instead of a restaurant. The lighting was dim, the noise was average, the food was delicious! My kind of place.

Lovely wee place with a variety of cuisine from different Asian countries. To start I had the black…read morekale, my friend had the ribs. They enjoyed and I liked mine too. For the main I chose the Thai-style ka pow, which had chili and Thai basil. Was very nice! Would have this again. Nice staff too.

Definitely the high point of our dining experiences in Edinburgh....host Hubert made us feel right…read moreat home and made excellent recommendations for their small plates and drinks. As the former spouse of a US seafood company owner, I must say that the oysters were the best I have ever eaten....anywhere! They were so delicate and sweet I couldn't believe it. I highly recommend this lovely restaurant and it's eclectic menu!

We walked in off the street for lunch, no reservations, but we were seated immediately…read more Outstanding service from a zany waiter who was quite entertaininig. We snacked on olives, oysters, ceviche and scallops, with a couple of cold draft beers. Wonderful oasis on the lower half of the Royal Mile.

Had dinner here with my family and had a really great meal. I had the beef bulgogi in the sizzling…read morestone pot and really liked that. Others in our party had the Spicy Chicken Bulgogi, Vegetable Fried Rice, and Yachae Bokkeum Bibimbap and everyone was very happy with their choices. Servers were very friendly and efficient. Fairly inexpensive, as well. Definitely recommend if you are looking for Korean food.

Wonderful experience. We were walking to find a place for…read moresupper and could smell this wonderful aroma coming from down the lane. Took a chance and wandered in. We were immediately welcomed and got the last table. The staff was awesome and explained all the options and how to prepare the meal. Could not have asked for better more attentive service. We had the combo for 2 with different slices of meat (beef chicken and pork). Where you cook the food on a grill in front of you and make lettuce wraps with flavorful toppings. We added some Kim chi and tofu be bim bop to the order for a wonderful night. Definitely recommend.

What an amazing experience. Great historic establishment…read more I got my first taste of Haggis and it was grand. You have to go here !

Well, we had dinner on one of our last nights in Edinburgh, and it did not disappoint! Get your…read morereservations! The upstairs dining room (bar side) is absolutely charming and welcoming, and the staff could not have been better, or friendlier. The food? Come ON! Really grand! We started with the chips and dip (fries with Sriracha Mayo) - they were crisp and the mayo was just spicy enough. My husband had a sizeable portion of fish and chips, which was perfectly cooked, and had a light batter. I had the most delicious burger, with bacon and cheddar; mash on the side. All the food was hot; well seasoned; and quickly served. The Doric has their own GF beer on draft, which is quite good, and a selection of regular beer for those of you who don't need GF. Great selection of scotch, as well. Make your reservation ahead of time, and don't miss the oldest pub in Edinburgh!