Hungry Edinburgh residents are now able to seek out which of their local pubs, restaurants and cafes will be participating in the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme that is launching on August 3.
The scheme is in place to encourage people to support local businesses by giving a government backed discount.
As it stands, more than 32,000 establishments across the UK have signed up to the scheme, including hundreds across Edinburgh.
There is no limit to how many times people can use the scheme throughout August and the discount can be as high as £10 a head.
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2. Bodega
Bodega is a Mexican restaurant that can be found on 14-15 Albert Place. Photo: Google
3. Kilderkin
Another traditional pub neighbouring the Scottish Parliament at 67 Canongate. Photo: Google
4. Black Medicine
This popular student cafe sits at 2 Nicolson Street just down from Surgeons Hall. Photo: Google