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Leith Restaurants:
Leith has become synonymous with good food over the last few years and now boasts some of the best Edinburgh restaurants.
Whether you are looking for a Michelin star night out at one of the more up-market Leith restaurants, a visit to one of the well established big hitters of the Edinburgh restaurant scene or a simpler more relaxed eating out experience you can find something for all appetites and budgets within the capital’s foodiest destination.
With the likes of Fishers, Martin Wishart, Skippers, The Kitchin and the Waterfront, to name but a few, all attracting excellent reviews from every part of the UK and beyond, Leithers are lucky enough to be surrounded by a wealth of great restaurants. Here are some of the best of them as it's lunch and dinner time in Leith...
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| Leith Lynx: Just opened on the 12th May this extremely comfortable restaurant/diner is now serving you high quality produce at amazingly reasonable prices prepared by Leith celebrity Brian Donkin. If you've tried his fare before then you'll know what to expect! And to drink you can choose from a fine selection of Belgian beers, quality wines and spirits - come and try us out now!
Lobster Soup, Mussels, Clams, Oysters, Hamburgers, Pasta, Venison, Salmon, Sole, Haddock, Chicken, Steaks...
No minimum order - come for just a glass of wine and an appetizing plate of smoked salmon, a full three course meal, a plate of potato wedges or just a coffee or a Belgian beer - we'll be delighted to see you!
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Tapa - Barra y Restaurante: An exciting new Spanish restaurant and bar has opened in Leith offering a delightful collection of traditional Spanish dishes and wines at very reasonable prices in style and comfort.
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Fishers: Fishers Bistro offers a fabulous choice of the freshest seafood, game, poultry and non-meat dishes available. Extensive and daily updated menus supported by regular ‘fishers favourites’ ensure satisfaction across a range of tastes and preferences whether you’re a seafood lover, a red meat afficionado or simply vegetarian.
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Plumed Horse: This friendly family eatery, fronted by Ian Bruce, whose father was born in Hawthornbank Place, off North Fort Street, has been awarded 3 AA Rosettes and regained the all important Michelin Star. The old port has recently and affectionately been dubbed "The Michelin Mile" due to the close proximity of The Plumed Horse, Martin Wishart and The Kitchin. The ever-growing reputation of the Plumed Horse is steadily bringing in a loyal and varied clientele. So, be careful. You have to book well in advance especially for weekends. There is a booking facility on their website...
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Inspiration Oriental Restaurant: Inspiration is a family run restaurant that specialises in gourmet oriental food. The elegant surrondings of the restaurant make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy the excellent Chinese and Thai cuisine..
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Diner 7: Serving straight forward, fresh diner-style food at sensible prices, all made with high quality, carefully sourced ingredients, our main idea is to get you fed and happy with the minimum of fuss - Open 11:30am till late - Brunch served 7 days until 2pm - local art displayed throughout, worth a visit!
Click here for Diner 7's Specials Menu
Fully licensed - Cocktails; cold beers; professionally made smoothies... delicious and satisfying! Click below for map.
7 Commercial Street, Leith EH6 6JA - Tel: 0131 553 0624
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e:s:i - englishman, scotsman and an irishman: Watch the chefs in the open kitchen create your meal with fresh, homemade produce, from the jus on your pot roasted pork and apricot (served with red cabbage, buttered fondant potato and apple fritters) to homemade tartar sauce for your haddock and chunky chips. The e:s:i grill provides three cuts of steak and also the choice of having it served the English, Scottish or Irish way... Management have a firm focus on locals, leading to a regular client base, whilst also drawing in custom from the businesses in the area.
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The Shore Bar and Restaurant: The Shore Bar and Restaurant has now reopened and is serving a mouth watering range of the freshest seafood available. Vegetarians and Carnivores are, of course, catered for too. Additionally The Shore Bar and Grill offers something lacking in most other restaurants these days - service with care and attention. Book your place now if you don't want to be disappointed!
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The Port Inn: The Port Inn is a modern version of the old type Inn - Food, drink and accommodation all in the one place for the weary traveller. A really comfy joint indeed - so comfortable in fact that if you can't bear the thought of going home at the end of the night you can stay over.
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ISO Bar/Lounge: The ISO Lounge and Bar has an extensive, high quality bistro-bar menu. With all-day breakfast at £6.50, bagels (£3.95), gourmet burgers (£6.75) and steaks (£7.95) the list goes on, catering for all appetites and budgets it adds the final element to this universal style bar.
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The Persevere Bar and Restaurant: With a gorgeous suite of Victorian rooms - original Spanish mahogany, late nineteenth century tiled murals, splendid green leather seating. The atmosphere too is well worth coming along to experience - a great selection of beers and spirits and a wide, traditional pub-fare menu, all fairly priced. Everyone is catered for as the place is both family and vegetarian friendly.
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The King's Wark Restaurant and Bar: The King’s Wark has been refreshing the good and great of Leith for as long as there have been Leithers. One of the oldest buildings in Leith, the King’s Wark is certainly not short of character and as such offers a welcome break from the glossy façade that now covers so much of EH6.
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The Ship on the Shore: There are few establishments in Leith that manage to combine a successful restaurant with a thriving, bar - most tend to excel in one and lag slightly in the other. That's not the case at The Ship on the Shore where drinkers are catered for with the same care with which the kitchen impresses its own patrons: comfortable seating, a fine range of beers and wines and barstaff who know what they're doing.
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Khublai Khan's:The most original dining extravaganza in Edinburgh marches on capturing ever more converts with its novel temptations. Faithfully re-creating the style of cooking favoured by marauding 13th century Mongolian warriors, Khublai Khans approaches its 10th anniversary with shields held high.
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The Roseleaf: This really is a homely place serving, as one would expect, the full range of alcoholic beverages, but with the addition of a delightful food menu the contents of which you're not likely to have seen before anywhere else (you'll see what we mean when you click on the menu page link at the end of the text on their page). Food is served from 10 in the morning until 10 at night and we recommend that you try everything over a few visits.
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