FOOD & DRINK
The Affair Restaurant
Step away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre and slip into something more
comfortable – the elegant dining room at The Affair on Hanover Street. Here you’ll find a
luxurious yet intimate dining experience which includes regional specialities like west coast
scallops and Scottish Ayrshire lamb, testament to The Affair’s passion for fresh local seasonal
produce. Christmas and Hogmanay menus are available, including a six course dining experience
with champagne at £85 per person.
The Affair Restaurant, 104 Hanover St, Edinburgh, EH2 1DR · Tel: 0131 225 5543
The Boathouse
The Boathouse in South Queensferry is Scotland’s premier riverside restaurant sittin on the shores of
the River Forth tucked between the two bridges. Come downstairs to our renowned Bistro and Wine Bar
where the atmosphere is sharp and lively. If you prefer something a little more quiet and romantic, step
into our award-winning beach-side Restaurant. It is the cosiest place on the east coast for succulent
seafood and a personal service that’s second to none.
The Boathouse, 22 High Street, South Queensferry, EH30 9PP · Tel: 0131 331 5429
www.theboathouse-sq.co.uk · Bistro/wine bar: Sun-Thu 10am-midnight, Fri/Sat 10am-1am
Lunch served Sat-Sun 12pm-2pm; Dinner served 5pm-10pm 7 night a week.
The Earl of Marchmont
The Earl of Marchmont has recently re-opened under the careful guidance of Peter & Billy Ross (of
Renroc Café). The brothers have given a gentle hand to the old Earl and brought him into the modern
day. Contemporary interior, dramatic lighting, extensive outdoor seating and impressive all day menu
all served with huge welcoming smiles. This local hub is well worth a visit. Join the boys for a pint,
cocktail or two, curry evenings or chilled Jazz on Sunday afternoons. Come along….The Earl is waiting!
The Earl of Marchmont, 22 Marchmont Crescent, Edinburgh · Tel 0131 662 1877
www.renroc.co.uk (follow link for the Earl)
Open Mon to Wed 12pm – 12am, Thur to Sat 12pm – 1am, Sun 12pm – 12am (live Jazz 2pm – 5pm)
The New Bell Restaurant
A mainstay on Edinburgh’s Southside, at The New Bell Restaurant we pride ourselves on supremely
satisfying dining at decent prices. The finest of Scottish produce is combined with a touch of
continental flair and confidently presented to you by our friendly and efficient team.
Located just five minutes walk from the Meadows - ‘…The New Bell is the place to go when out for a
Festival meal.’ George Kerevan, Scotsman Magazine, August ‘07
Daily Pre-Theatre Menu: Two Courses for £13.50, Three Courses for £16.50
The New Bell, 233 Causewayside, Edinburgh, EH9 1PH · Tel: 0131 668 2868 ·
www.thenewbell.com
Open Daily 5:30pm til late; Sunday Lunch 12:30pm til 2pm
Urban Angel
Book now for
Christmas
Urban Angel have spread their wings to include an exciting new venue at 1 forth street. Founded in 2004
to offer fresh, organic, fairly traded and locally sourced food and drink to busy city dwellers, their extensive
menu features daily specials, tasty tapas and homemade cakes. Both sites offer a fantastic Christmas
menu with organic turkey and private dining options.
Voted ‘Readers’ Restaurant of the Year’ in The List Food and Drink Guide 2008/2009.
121 Hanover St, Edinburgh EH2 1DJ · Tel: 0131 225 6215
1 Forth Street, Edinburgh, EH1 2JS · Tel: 0131 556 6323
Open 7 days for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just guilt free coffee & cake
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Tel: 0131 555 4126
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