Jessica's Guidebook
Food scene
A Bruntsfield institution. Something for everyone on the menu, including creative veggie/vegan options. I worked here as a student and loved it. Our special place in Edinburgh.
108 abantu bendawo batusa
Three Birds
3-5 ViewforthA Bruntsfield institution. Something for everyone on the menu, including creative veggie/vegan options. I worked here as a student and loved it. Our special place in Edinburgh.
Hands down best wine bar in the city. Owner is generally around. His enthusiasm for the wine will rub off on you! Funky beers too.
19 abantu bendawo batusa
Brauhaus
105 Lauriston PlHands down best wine bar in the city. Owner is generally around. His enthusiasm for the wine will rub off on you! Funky beers too.
The best Indian BYOB in town. Stunning food. Awesome service.
11 abantu bendawo batusa
The Guru Edinburgh
4-8 Lochrin BuildingsThe best Indian BYOB in town. Stunning food. Awesome service.
Hidden cocktail bar. Loved it as a student. Great for a date. Just as good for meeting a friend or a group drink/snack session before a show.
92 abantu bendawo batusa
Under The Stairs
3A Merchant StHidden cocktail bar. Loved it as a student. Great for a date. Just as good for meeting a friend or a group drink/snack session before a show.
Owner run Italian. Grab a seat outside in the sun for an early evening bowl of pasta and glass of wine.
60 abantu bendawo batusa
Osteria del Tempo Perso
208 Bruntsfield PlOwner run Italian. Grab a seat outside in the sun for an early evening bowl of pasta and glass of wine.
Cocktails. Ooo delicious cocktails in a gorgeous environment. Sort of tucked away and little known so you’ll hopefully get a seat on a busy festival evening. The martini comes ice cold with a side of cheesy stuffed olives.
6 abantu bendawo batusa
Hey Palu
49 Bread StCocktails. Ooo delicious cocktails in a gorgeous environment. Sort of tucked away and little known so you’ll hopefully get a seat on a busy festival evening. The martini comes ice cold with a side of cheesy stuffed olives.
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Ungaphuthelwa
Peaks of Edinburgh
If you love a long walk and some good views, I’d recommend Arthur’s Seat, followed by Carlton Hill and finally the Walter Scott monument. Three of my favourite peaks. Each gives a new perspective on the city.