As much as I love sit down pizza places, it's sometimes just really nice to go somewhere with cheap…read morebut dependable pizza. This was my first thought when I passed Pizza Mafia. I had likely passed by it before but this is the time I really noticed it was there and made myself stop. Pizza Mafia is a very basic place. They have large slices of pizzas (or you can order a full pizza), hot dogs, and sodas. The place is small and the only seating is in the form of two wood bars on the sides at which you can stand. Neither the limited menu or the lack of furniture should put you off. The pizza is really good and very reasonably priced. I personally ordered two slices and a drink (margherita and one with bell peppers and salami). The slices are clearly off the 20" pizza and can easily make a full meal. I fully admit I actually had to get mine to go and by the time I ate it at the train station it was cold, but the slices were excellent. The margherita wasn't standout, but the they used a nice amount of toppings on the other without overwhelming the crust. The crust was nice and thin without being brittle and the sauce was good. It's not the best pizza I've ever had but it was very good when judged against anything. It was fantastic when compared to other pizzas at its price point. My entire meal cost £4 and to have a third slice would have only cost an additional £1. I don't often eat when I'm in proper Stirling but I'm tempted to drop by Pizza Mafia. Sometimes we just all need a cheap slice... or two, or three.

This restaurant is sumptious camp and divinely elegant and the food whether it is pizza,pasta or…read moreeven the Thai selection is superb .You will be infor a treat so dress to enjoy. Also must have one of the most comfortable smoking areas in Scotland. Quite superb all rounder.

purple brocade and all different rich styles decorated a lovely intimate dining room with very good…read moreand reasonably priced dishes. You need to taste the home made pasta ,great. will go again now we have discovered it

This is a good solid place for lunch or even a dinner when visiting Dunbar. Cross between the UK…read more"junk" food and working class Italian restaurant with some nice surprises on the wide and varied menu. Bruscetta Garlic mushroom appetizer was great, Cannelloni was consistent with the meal I had a decade prior and it's reasonably priced for the main entrees. Cider. in bottles. Usual uk speed of service Lunch menu £5 ,but it gets really busy so maybe skip it and come back and enjoy it at night.

We have been here for dinner this evening on our travel back from Scotland to the south. And we…read morewere quite surprised: rich Italian food in a quite highly frequented small restaurant in a simple but original style in the center of Dunbar. Although it was full the staff was quite kindly and helpful to their guests. We chose bruschetta as starter and a pizza and a vegetarian risotto respectively as main course. Finally we had an expresso and Tiramisu as dessert. But also pasta, salads and some dishes with meat/steak or fish are available. Special menus for kids are also available and vegetarians will find a sufficient variety of menus. We were lucky to gain the last free table today for 2 persons. But it is highly recommended to make a reservation in advance especially when you come with more people or groups. Anyway we can thoroughly recommend this restaurant with 5 stars.

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.

Group of three adults and one teen went here for dinner after we arrived in Edinburgh. Broad…read moreselection of pizzas and canned drinks. We try the margarita pizza, pepperoni pizza and pizza with meat, mushrooms and onions. the pizzas were delicious and a perfect size at 12 inches. Service was friendly. The place is small so not much space to see on a rainy day but great for takeout if needed

Great pizza, I was pleasantly impressed. They have a menu of classic and speciality pizzas. They…read morehave plenty of seating and service was good.

Probably the best pizza I've had in a very long time. If I…read moredidn't remember that I was an adult I would have licked the plate clean. Also please ask for their chili oil, it is out of this world. Edit: The desserts are amazing too. Edit 2: Francesco and Gerard are the best.

This was an exceptional dining experience with exceptional staff. The Caprese was simply amazing…read more The mozzarella was fresh and had the perfect firmness to it. The tomatoes were perfectly ripe. Really love how this tasted. We shared the Raspadori 81. The cheese on this pizza has great flavor that we really enjoyed. The crust was nice I wish it was slightly crispier. The service here was amazing. Definitely recommend if you're looking for some pizza.

The food and service were fantastic! We had a meatball pizza and the caprese salad. Both were…read moreexcellent. The service was prompt but not rushed. This will be our go-to place for pizza in Edinburgh.

North Star's sign outside advertises: "Espresso - Pizza - Cocktails" and claims it to be "home of…read morethe righteous drink." Although having now visited, I'm still unclear whether they consider their espresso or the rum they put in their cocktails to be the more righteous. Either way, I considered these signs to be good ones. It's not a huge bar, but its got plenty of seating, it's comfy and it's got a definite aesthetic it's aiming for. It's pretty cool and I felt right at home. We visited on a Friday night and it was surprisingly quiet but they were doing their best t entertain the ~15 or so customers with an unobnoxious DJ set to go with their pizzas and cocktails. The volume wasn't so high you couldn't sit and chat and the DJ was mostly playing 90s Britpop and kept abandoning his post to come and chat with people. Seemed like a friendly guy who just wanted to make sure everyone was having a good time. Anyway, we ordered a couple of pizzas. I chose the Breakfast at Eisenberg's that came with ham, mushrooms and pepperoni. My partner went for the Margarita with added ham. Turns out that 9" and 12" pizzas are two-for-one when you sit in, but they do also do 16" pizzas and they offer delivery. We ordered two pizzas and two pints and only paid £20. The pizzas bases were thin and crisp and the toppings were good. Only downside? I could probably have eaten an extra half pizza. Maybe I was just hungrier than I thought that day but it made me think of North Star as a better place for lunch than for dinner (although I'll definitely come back for cocktails).

The atmosphere is not only appealing but has a real feel of homemade food here - you are greeted by…read morefriendly- authentic staff who tend to all your needs and have fun doing it- they know when you need something and when to bring it. The food was excellent.

Had a very nice Italian meal here with friends…read more We started things off with a few appetizers...the mushrooms with garlic sauce was excellent and we also enjoyed a fresh antipasto platter. For the main meal, we chose to share several dishes. The pizza was absolutely perfect and a huge surprise with its charred crust and delicious sauce. The lasagna with spinach noodles and calzone choices were good. For dessert we shared a cheesecake slice with toffee sauce was creamy and perfectly sweet. A great meal and a place I'll definitely return to when in the area again.

This was one of the best meals I had in Edinburgh. Our sever was fantastic and super attentive, she…read morewas the on top of everything and the restaurant was so busy! As busy as it was, it was such a nice beautiful restaurant. I ordered a roasted chicken breast in a creamy mushroom sauce, it came with sautéed broccoli rabe and roasted potatoes and sautéed onions. My boyfriend ordered the Braised Beef Steak with Truffle Mash. He also cleaned his plate! Absolutely would recommend this place - don't skip it when you're on the Royal Mile!

Stopped by this spot for Italian while walking around Edinburgh and had a nice experience overall…read more We ordered the minestrone soup, penne pomodoro, and a margherita pizza. The soup was warm and comforting and came with a piece of bread on the side. The pasta and pizza were both a little saucy, but tasted very fresh. I also liked that they added fresh parmesan on top of the pasta. The ambiance was really nice and there was plenty of seating. For dessert, we shared the Coppa Rocher sundae with pistachio and chocolate ice cream topped with whipped cream. The ice cream was very creamy and it was a great way to end the meal. The servers were friendly, and the food came out without too much delay.

Fantastic fresh fish. Be prepared to queue down the street as all the locals go here…read more Cook in beef dripping not vegetable oil, so chips not suitable for vegetarians.

Great chipy. Good fish, good chips, 'nuff said.read more