Bruntsfield

Scroll through our gallery to see 26 incredible old photos of Edinburgh's Bruntsfield in the 1950s and 1960s.

27 incredible photos of Bruntsfield in the 1950s and 1960s

Seeds For The Soul, on Bruntsfield Place in Edinburgh, has gone on the market after seven years.

One of Edinburgh's best-loved cafes set to close its doors

Honeycomb & Co, an award-winning modern eatery in Edinburgh's Bruntsfield, will close its doors on Sunday, January 19.

Popular Edinburgh neighbourhood restaurant announces shock closure

Tyre Extinguishers deflated the tyres of a number of SUVs in Edinburgh overnight and sprayed several vehicles with paint.

Climate change protestors target New Town SUVs overnight

Take a look through our gallery to see 25 amazing pictures of Bruntsfield in the 1950s and 1960s.

25 amazing photos of Bruntsfield in the 1950s and 1960s

The Edinburgh Bookshop has announced the opening date for its new store in the Bruntsfield area of the city.

New Edinburgh Bookshop gets opening date

S Luca's cafe and ice cream bar in Morningside Road i displaying various items associated with Eric Liddell, including an old vanilla bottle.

Edinburgh shops celebrate Eric Liddell 100 and Paris 2024 Olympics

Drum roll please. Dory Garden Starter, courgette flower stuffed with mozzarella, herbs & sunflower seeds, served with pan fried courgette’s, Dory tomatoes & broad beans.

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Bruntsfield, the most stylish place to live in Edingburgh.

Bruntsfield is the most stylish place to live in Edinburgh, according to a new s...

Mogens and Sofie Kleberg have announced the opening of their Nordic Studio showroom in Morningside.

Nordic interiors brand brings Danish-designed kitchens to Edinburgh

Here are Edinburgh's new parking charges

Chop House, on Constitution Street in Edinburgh, has closed down.

Long-running Leith restaurant announces sad closure

Take a look through our photo gallery to see how much Edinburgh's Bruntsfield area has changed since the 1950s and 60s.

27 incredible photos of Bruntsfield in the 1950s and 1960s

George Hughes fishmonger has been saved from closure. It was due to shut last month after owner retired.

Popular Bruntsfield fishmonger saved from closure after owner retires

Piggs is set to open a second Edinburgh venue in Bruntsfield.

Popular tapas and wine bar to open second venue this spring

The fishmongers opened in 1922

'End of an era' as popular fishmonger announces closure after 100 years
Customers have ‘nearly been in tears’ over the sad news.
Jolene Campbell

The site on Gillespie Crescent

Charity HQ set for redevelopment into student flats

The finalists for the Drink Awards Scotland 2023 have been announced – and one of the categories sees three Edinburgh bars competing for the Beer Garden of the Year award.

Three local bars up for Scotland’s Beer Garden of the Year award

SUVs have been linked to a higher risk of death among pedestrians and cyclists in crashes due to their size and weight.

SUV owners could be refused parking permits in Green bid to ban them

This exceptionally elegant, detached sandstone villa boasts four generous bedrooms, period features in abundance, tasteful décor throughout and a prime location in sought-after Bruntsfield – no wonder it was the most popular property with ESPC house-hunters in August. This property, which was available at offers over £895,000, is currently under offer.

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Black Ivy, a stunning venue on Alvanley Terrace in Edinburgh, was crowned the Best Outdoor Area in Scotland at the Scottish Bar and Pub Awards.

Black Ivy named best beer garden in Scotland

Edinburgh's Umbrella Vinyl record store is set to open in August

New vinyl record store preparing to open doors next month

Lila Yoga in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh

We try Friday Flow & Let Go at Lila Yoga

Edinburgh man says he has been 'tortured' by roadworks late at night in Holyrood Road

Resident 'tortured' by noise from late night roadworks

TV star Kirstie Allsopp was seen filming at Montpelier Park in Brunsfield, Edinburgh

TV presenter spotted filming in city

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

We’re working towards a safer future at work - Lorna Slater

Patron Saint is the third venue from Lucky Number Seven Holdings, who also own popular bars The Cocktail Mafia and The Raging Bull. The venue will open in May, with the finishing touches still to be added.

Trendy new bar and restaurant coming to Bruntsfield
Eclectic new neighbourhood hangout set to open in Bruntsfield
Gary Flockhart

Barry Bryson

Edinburgh chef Barry Bryson pops up with seafood menu at George Street cafe

The property’s traditionally laid out living room

Property: Period features place main-door ground-floor flat at top of wish list

Nicky at Zen

Get rid of Edinburgh Festival fatigue with a bespoke massage at Zen

Giraffa Botanica is a nod to the beauty of the Scottish woodlands, displaying colourful thistles, primroses and other Scottish wild flowers.

Giraffe About Town: botanical sculpture brings beauty to Bruntsfield

Karly Zagorac is following her dream of opening a new, independently-owned grazing and wine bar in the southside of the city.

Locals to get ‘A Wee Taste’ of Edinburgh with new grazing and wine bar

Front of building, flat for sale is on gable end.

This beautiful 2-bedroom flat enjoys a unique secluded gable end location, makin...

Jonathan from Decanter

Day in the Life: Jonathan Chierchia, owner of Decanter

Front of building.

Edinburgh property: This modern 3-bedroom sandstone flat has all the features of...

Rory Macleod (centre) in Matthew Bourne's Nutcracker

Edinburgh dancer's dream comes true in ground-breaking Nutcracker!

Front of building.

Edinburgh property: Light and airy 2-bedroom flat has been beautifully renovated...

Front of building.

Edinburgh property: Rarely available 3-bedroom duplex garden flat with period fe...

Cyclists using roads have rights and responsibilities, says a reader

Cycling on the road comes with rights and responsibilties - Readers' Letters

Brunstfield Links in Edinburgh has earned a globally-recognised award.

Bruntsfield Links becomes GEO Certified for sustainability

Shops on Bruntsfield Place in June 1958.

30 pictures of Bruntsfield from the 1950s and 1960s

The cottage sits behind a large detached villa.

Edinburgh property: Beautiful and quirky, this 3-bedroom cottage on a leafy stre...

The Edinburgh Harvey Nichols store has transformed its front windows for the festive period.

Christmas arriving in Edinburgh as stores unveil festive front windows

Tollcross health centre in Ponton Street Image: Google Streetview

OAP left queuing in wind and rain for jag that never happened

Front of building (ground floor flat).

Edinburgh property: Beautiful 2-bedroom flat with sleek interiors and a stunning...

Starter of pumpkin and blue murder cheese ravioli with browned butter, crispy sage and toasted pumpkin seeds

It’s back. . . Henderson’s vegetarian restaurant reopens in Edinburgh

The Ultimate Toastie from Candice Brown's Happy Cooking

Recipe: Candice Brown's Ultimate Toastie

Barrie Henderson

Edinburgh's much loved vegetarian restaurant, Hendersons, relaunches

The complaints came to light on social media, and include some speaking out about a "toxic workplace'

Tom Kitchin restaurant staff suspended amid bullying allegations

Boroughmuir

Fresh to market: Old school charm with modern appeal

St Oswald's Church and Hall in Bruntsfield picture: City of Edinburgh Council

Community finalises purchase of historic church and hall in Edinburgh's centre

Local businesses in Bruntsfield and Morningside have shown how they have adapted over lockdown over the past year and have thanked their communities for sticking by them. (Pic: The Little Felt Shop)

Easter Competition for all the family

Sister in law Madeline, Alistair and his wife Nancy.

Edinburgh man set to run 12 marathons in 12 days for Marie Curie hospice

Firefighters work to make the are safe. Picture: Dave Henniker

Firefighters called to chimney collapse in high winds

The Spaces For People project in Edinburgh has proved controversial. Picture: Lisa Ferguson/JPIMedia

Spaces for People is not all bad, apparently - John McLellan