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Urban Angel
1 Forth Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3JXOver the past few years Urban Angel has established itself as an essential part of the vibrant dining scene around Broughton Street. The uncluttered and inviting main room is well run by simultaneously enthusiastic, relaxed and efficient staff. The…
Centotre
103 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3ESThe pillars holding aloft the Georgian ceiling at Centotre and clever use of booths provide nooks and crannies for romantic tete-a-tetes and broader spaces for parties and business lunches. There is a clear focus on the ingredients here: mozzarella…
The Living Room
The large dining room, filled with business people and tourists easing into the cream leather booths, oozes laid-back sophistication. It is all surface shine, with smart, attentive staff and vases of orchids, but the substance, the food, doesn’t quite…
Valvona & Crolla Vincaffè
A younger sibling of the Valvona & Crolla delicatessen that has been in nearby Leith Walk for almost eight decades, VinCaffè combines Italian passion for food and wine with finest Scottish ingredients. Snacks and takeaways are served downstairs…
Darcy's
The Courtyard, Princes Square, Glasgow, G1 3JNDarcy’s commands a large corner position on the basement courtyard of upmarket Princes Square − decked out faux al fresco French café style − all wicker chairs and flower baskets. It’s a hotspot for coffee and cake junkies, the shopping masses and…
Merrylee Road Bar and Kitchen
128 Merrylee Road, Glasgow, G44 3DLCandles, soft lighting and a piano player give this neighbourhood brasserie something of a posh hotel lobby atmosphere. The service is warm and informal though, and a mainly local and family clientele mean the place is actually quite relaxed. The menu…
Rawalpindi Tandoori
321 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3HWRawalpindi is another of Glasgow’s old-school Indians that date back generations. Most diners are regulars and there’s an easy-going vibe in the comparatively intimate space, even midweek when other city-centre restaurants can seem a bit cavernous.
Uplawmoor Hotel and Restaurant
Neilston Road, Uplawmoor, G78 4AFOriginally an 18th century coaching inn, this independent hotel continues to be a draw for travellers, weary or otherwise. A converted beamed barn houses an AA rosette restaurant, open at weekends for a la carte dining, while the lounge offers bar meals…
Urban Angel
121 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1DJDrop down from the shoe-beaten pavement of Hanover Street into the comfortable ease of Urban Angel. The sunlight-brightened front room makes it easy to forget you’re in basement premises, while the quiet backyard courtyard, off the cosy rear dining…
Urban Bar & Brasserie
23–25 St Vincent Place, Glasgow, G1 2DTOnce headquarters of the Bank of England, the restaurant still has a feel of money about it. With original features like wood panels and an Art Deco ceiling offering a diffused soft light. With striking paintings and leather-clad booths, the overall…
Zucca
As veterans of the Edinburgh restaurant scene, Zucca’s owners know the importance of playing to their strengths. That means keeping theatre goers happy with snacks from a restricted menu in the downstairs bar while the restaurant upstairs focuses on…


