Other new entries include The Free Company in Balerno, Dùthchas in Great Junction Street and Little Capo in New Town. These celebrated restaurants join 33 other popular venues in the capital – some of which have received a coveted Michelin star.
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33. The Wee Restaurant
The Wee Restaurant in Main Street, North Queensferry is a ‘small and cosy place.’ The guide said: “Fresh Scottish ingredients are served in neatly presented, classic combinations; if you get the chance, make sure you try the plump Shetland mussels, which are naturally delicious yet further enhanced by bacon, basil and parmesan.” Photo: Third Party
34. The Broughton
The Broughton Street venue has a warm and genial atmosphere’ according to the guide. It added: “You can just pop in for a pint if you wish, but you’d be a fool to miss the appealing, good value cooking. Flavoursome dishes like duck confit terrine and vanilla panna cotta hit the mark for elevated pub food, with a strong wine list on hand to accompany.” | Google Maps
35. La Potiniere
Found in Main Street, Gullane, La Potinière is a ‘sweet little restaurant.’ The guide said the East Lothian restaurant ‘offers a choice of two dishes per course, each prepared with care and pride. The cooking is traditional at heart with the odd ambitious edge, but with technique this accurate and ingredients this delicious, there's really no need for unnecessary frippery.’ Photo: Third Party
36. The Bonnie Badger
Another restaurant located in Main Street, Gullane, the Bonnie Badger ‘serves pub classics, the dining room offers dishes with a 'nature to plate' philosophy and, in the garden, dishes are cooked on a Big Green Egg.’ Photo: Third Party