This year has seen a number of new restaurants, cafés and bars open their doors and join the long list of places that are worth checking out.
In part one of this list we will look at 15 new businesses that opened in Edinburgh this year.
5. Goose 73
Goose 73 opened on Broughton Street in January at the former site of Da Vinci. Owners transformed the Italian restaurant into a contemporary wine and tapas bar after noticing a change in customer trends following Covid. The venue offers ‘an exquisite selection of wines and craft premium beers paired with a delectable array of tapas’ Photo: submitted
6. Dune Bakery
Boasting an incredible view of the Forth bridges, Dune Bakery specialises in vegan baked goods and treats. Speaking to the Evening News in May, owner Lewis Gill said: “Our goal is to do the best pastry in Scotland. Not a lot of places do a vegan version of pastry so we’ve got something a bit different and I think locals will love our food” | Submitted Photo: Sub
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7. Bonnar's at The Scott
Located within The Scott Hotel, Bonnar’s menu is inspired by the very best of Scottish produce. With both an à la carte and a 5-course tasting menu, dishes include Venison Tartare with Smoked Egg Yolk and Salami Spice, Barley Risotto with Peas and Douglas Fir, and Chocolate, Blackberry Sorbet and Buckwheat | Submitted
8. Civerinos Stockbridge
Popular pizza joint, Civerinos, opened its pizzeria in Stockbridge serving up a variety of American pizzas. Civerinos’ operations director Mark De’Mar said: “We’ve been inspired by pizza culture across the US – from Pepes in New Haven to Pizzaland in The Sopranos – to create a venue where people can make lasting memories” | Contributed Photo: Contributed