It comes as Accor reveals the top 15 UK foodie destinations outside of London, and the best cities to visit for each cuisine. The research analysed each location against its number of Michelin stars, Instagram and TikTok statistics, Google reviews, OpenTable, news outlets analysis and social sentiment to generate a score out of 100.
Edinburgh received an overall score of 86, placing it in second, just behind Sheffield. The city also has the highest number of restaurants in the Michelin Guide listings, and was found to be the top UK destination for lovers of Spanish cuisine.
Take a look through our photo gallery to see all 34 Edinburgh restaurants in the Michelin Guide listings.
21. Kora by Tom Kitchin
Where: 14-17 Bruntsfield Place, Edinburgh, EH10 4HN, United Kingdom. The Michelin Guide says: The menu follows a nature-to-plate ethos, offering simply presented, reimagined brassiere classics, which are inspired by the seasons. Photo: Third Party
22. Spry
Where: 1 Haddington Place, Edinburgh, EH7 4AE, United Kingdom. The Michelin Guide says: This wine shop, set on the ground floor of a classic Georgian house by the famous Leith Walk, sells a wide selection of naturally produced, often organic wines. Enjoy them in-house alongside some of their great value seasonal small plates. Photo: Third Party
23. Ondine
Where: 2 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1AD, United Kingdom. The Michelin Guide says: Although there are meat dishes available, the classic menus mainly showcase prime Scottish seafood in tasty, straightforward dishes which let the ingredients shine. Photo: Third Party
24. The Little Chartroom
Where: 14 Bonnington Road, Edinburgh, EH6 5JD, United Kingdom. The Michelin Guide says: Original dishes have deep, bold, yet delicately balanced flavours, and are inspired by the local larder. Photo: Third Party