Dreadful, offensively bad! Soggy naan, tough chicken, soggy pakora! Just total crap!…read more It was a quiet Friday night and i decided a curry would be nice. I went on just eat and near the top was this place. So ordered I did. Was told it was be 45 minutes....ok, 90 minutes later the god arrived. And well it was crap, waste of money!

It was payday, and we had a broken oven, so a takeaway curry was inevitable when you think about…read moreit. And now I've finally found my favourite Edinburgh joint to order one from - hurrah! I whooped when I saw dosa on the menu - love me some spicy pancake. The chickpea filling offered two choices, sweet or spicy. I opted for spicy - it was so tasty, but the initial spice had so much kick it gave me a sneezing fit - oops! The husband got a paneer masala which came with a generous amour of cubed cheese goodness in a rich and delicious sauce. Our pilau rice was delivered in a bag rather than a contain, which we thought was weird but it didn't detract. We also ordered a veggie pakora and thought "oh, we'll go for the large as we're sharing". Unwrapping a huge bag filled with crisp pakora bites we realised our folly - we were still snacking on the leftovers 2 days later! All in all, a solid curry that delivered on flavour and portion size. A little slow in getting to us (over an hour as I recall) but as we ordered through Just Eat we were given an update on the delivery time, so at least we knew.

For my first experience of a kebab, I was suitably impressed. And I wasn't even drunk! This…read moretakeaway just looks like your average takeaway, and even has a fruit machine. That makes me chuckle. After never having a kebab we went here one Saturday night because it always smells so good when you walk past. We both had the special which was about £8 each. Quite expensive! But it turned out to be on of those silver dishes with pita bread filled with every type of meat imaginable. Chicken, lamb, beef and that weird stuff they shave. I'm not sure what meat that is? With lashings of sauce and salad, it was a huge meal. Neither of us finished it but it was pretty damn good. The meat was tasty and tender, not the chewy, tasteless crap I was expecting. The menu also offers pizzas and chips too, and it seems quite popular as there was a constant stream of people going in and out while we waited. I would think the true test of a kebab is if it is edible when sober. Therefore, this place passes with flying colours.

This side of Edinburgh this has to be the best all round kebab shop. Although the place is small…read moreits always spotless and the staff are polite and friendly. They had a fire about a year ago but it still hasnt stopped them from making quality food

One of the best chippies in Edinburgh, the queue outside here at tea time shows just how good it…read moreis. The staff are very efficient at serving and I would not say you would wait more than 5 mins for your order to be taken. The food is so fresh, prices are pretty good. They always have a good stock of food so that there is no waiting around for your chicken breast (my favourite). I also love the king rib - so tasty, nice and crispy batter.

This is probably the best chippy in edinburgh, personally I would recommend the King Rib or…read morecheeseburger. It is hard to park outside during the day but at night it is no wonder that the place is always packed. One never has to wait long in the queue as the staff have an excellent system which has each customer dealt with speedily. The prices are reasonable and there is always a good selection. Unlike most other chip shops one never has to wait on anything. I would recommend caution very late at night as there is a high level of delinquents hanging around, as they generally do around the Drum Brae area. Ps. take a look at their specials as there is always something interesting.

Alright Way too many kids screaming…read more Food not bad ngl Add more rules please Service is slow People let kids run around I hate this

This is my go-to filthy beige joint. Not sure I am loving it!…read more Get Crisscuts (they are pretty good) Chicken selects Filet of fish Don't get The wraps they are gads TOP TIP Keep a bottle of Franks Red Hot in your car, douse the chicken selects in that and then dip in the sour cream sauce they offer. McDonalds never has spicy things as they have to focus group everything to death. With the added kick of Franks you have now made Buffalo chicken strips! Even Heston admits that the combination of sugar, salt and fat is so honed that it transports you back to that place in your childhood. I am not sure that is a good place for everyone but it sure makes me feel good for about 20 minutes.

Ok, it's weird I'm going to review a McDonalds. Usually I don't. Usually, I get my Maccie Ds in…read moretimes of dire, dire need (stress, break ups, looong nights out). I'm fairly use to McDonalds being like a war zone. Dirty tables, people falling over, all that jazz. I was pleasantly surprised when I needed to kill some time in the Drumbrae(ish) area and went in to get a coffee. The place was clean. This seemed to be completely down to one woman who was meticulously and continuously combing the entire place and making sure everywhere was spotless. There also seems to be some magic going on and it was really easy to ignore the loud, screaming children. I think they've done something fancy with the layout of the place. For the (rare) pleasant McDonalds experience this place deserves five stars. Additionally, there isn't much in the area in the way of cafes and it definitely fills a gap. Alas, it's still a McDonalds and my spontaneous chips (chips and coffee is totally a thing) have had the usual negative effects (6 weeks breakout free, then I had some McDonalds chips!) If you're passing and starving definitely head on in!

This place is definitely not for the "Faint Hearted" It's…read moredown right depressing. The staff are well.. Less than cheery which I've always found it to be rather odd.. As McDonalds is surely aimed at Kids?.. No? It's all business now... You can see it in the staffs faces as they slowly "zombie walk" around wether it be sweeping the overly salted cold chips from the floor. Or sympathetically handing a ball of breath to some poor child that's trying to figure out what the happy meal toy actually does?. The image of the restaurant.. If you'd call it that definitely has changed over the years.

Scooby's was a fantastic option for takeaway breakfast sandwiches before we kicked off a tour. The…read morestaff were extremely nice, patient as we asked questions and very efficient with our order. The baked goods are brought in and they are excellent. Overall it's a neat little shop in a great location that has all the little things you need for breakfast or lunch.

If you are in this area and looking for a place to grab some lunch this is a good place to go…read more This is purely and simply a place where you can get a good lunch that will fill you up without much expense on your part. Go elsewhere and you'll get a small pie and a cookie and you'll have spent all your money without actually making any impact on your hunger. Most of the takeaways or cafes in this immediate area don't offer good value for money, but this place is the exception. Most of the people I've spoken to who regularly come here are very complimentary and I don't think I've ever heard a bad word about it.

Kimmy's is a good wee greasy spoon takeaway, selling everything from breakfast rolls to quick fix…read morelunches. It's fairly small, but that's ideal if you're just passing through. You can't fail to spot the colourful special offer stars spotted all over the window, and its homely, cosy exterior gives you an idea of what you're going to get - friendly, efficient service and something to heat you up. It's no frills comfort food at its best and refreshingly free of shockingly pretentious prices. Uptown they place a £2 tax on a bacon roll based on the surroundings. It's nice to visit somewhere that offers seriously affordable and perfectly decent food. Perfect for some stodgy warmth on a cold, dull day.

Kimmy's is a great local cafe which offers cheap, delicious food along with friendly service. I…read morecame here with some friends about a month ago after a flat party in the area. We were all hanging pretty badly and needed some serious food to waken us up and make us right. Thankfully we came across this place which provides tasty breakfast rolls for only £2. I went for the bacon and egg which wasn't actually on the menu, yet they still charged the same price for it. They took virtually no time to serve us and we all left satisfied, well fed and markedly better than we had ten minutes before. The service is quick, pleasant and served about ten people while we were in, testament to how popular this place is.

I would not recommend this pizza spot…read more We were looking for some quick takeout nearby. They were fast and we were able to get it delivered. Not a bad option, but I was just disappointed in a few things so I don't think we'll return. First, lots of burning on the crust. I'm happy with some char, but burnt pizza makes me feel like I'm not getting what I pay for. The toppings were minimal and haphazardly added, but that's a small note. The sauce is decent, but for a thin crust, it was incredibly flimsy. A bit soggy. Good, crisp pizza should hold its shape when you lift it up! I think the oven is maybe too hot? Or they aren't rotating the pizzas? Because it's burning on the edge but not fully cooked on the bottom. I'm also confused on the mozzarella stick dipping sauce. Marinara is what you would expect, but this is a garlic aoli... so basically just mayo. Garlic was not strong. It wasn't horrid, but not great, and it's a weird combo. THOUGH, I will add the mozzarella sticks were beautifully crispy and the breading was nice and thin. I really liked the mozzarella sticks themselves. Overall, I would unfortunately not recommend this location.

After a long day of traveling we wandered in here late. The owner was lovely and chatted with us…read morewhile they made our pizza. The pizza was incredible with quality ingredients! This shop is tiny and might have enough room for a couple of people.

I know chippies/kebab shops are ten a penny round here, but I'm very pleased that my local turned…read moreout the be so good! You can get a whale (okay, a nice big bit of fish) supper for just over a fiver, or a burger and chips for £3.60! Freshly made pizza and calzones with a good choice of toppings - plus it's fun to watch your pizza travel along the conveyor belt oven. The food tastes and smells so good. I've walked past, full from having recently consumed a delicious and healthy home cooked meal, the smell of this place still makes me want chips. Mmmmmmm, chips!

Definitely the best Kebab I've had in Edinburgh - they are not afraid to pile on your choice of…read moremeat (even cooked to your liking if you ask) and toppings. The pitas are also pockets so you can even eat it without a fork if you don't get too many toppings! Prices are the most reasonable I've seen in Edinburgh - for a fiver you get a large doner kebab, fries, and a drink. Although I haven't tried most of the things on the menu - everything has looked delicious and I will be trying other things soon!

one of a very few excellent chippies in edinburgh. food great service excellent. i would recommend…read morethis fish and chip and everything else shop to anyone.

Been looking all over the city for a good traditional Chip shop. This place did not disappoint…read more Crispy Haddock, cooked perfectly, HUGE portion of chips. And the deep fried Haggis was great as well.