This spot was absolutely packed! The drinks were great and if you like a lively crowd, this is the place for you. read more

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I'm currently traveling with a tour group thru the UK, And our welcome dinner was held at Indigo Yard. You enter thru a lovely courtyard, covered with awnings and full of flowers. Inside is a mix of low ceiling, cozy booth areas, long tables great for parties, and a mezzanine that mezzanine with seating that overlooks a high ceilinged bar. Indoors has an elegant rustic feel, with lots of lovely wood and metal touches. Every single member of the staff we interacted with was SO nice and friendly, and they went above and beyond to accommodate our large group! Although our group only gave us a few menu options to choose from, my husband and I also ordered cocktails and their haggis scotch eggs with brown sauce. Their scotch eggs has haggis around them, and the brown sauce wasn't a gravy sauce like I was expecting, but a salty sweet surprise with an eel sauce consistency. These were my favorite! Our starter was the Sweet Potato, Chilli, and Coconut soup. I wasn't a big fan of this. I got no taste of sweet potatoes or coconut, the chilli overwhelmed everything. My husband and I ordered the King Prawn chilli Linguine with a ginger pesto. What we received was a major disappointment- these were by no stretch or the imagination king prawns. They were medium sized at best. Again, the linguine was overwhelmed by the chilli- so much my eyes watered and my nose ran before I gave up. Other diners voiced the same complaints. Dessert was great! Sticky toffee pudding with a scoop of vanilla ice cream- so delicious! I had a cocktail called Kissing in the rain, a flip containing gin, rhubarb, raspberry, and lemon with an egg white, shaken to perfection. It was delightful- I only with there was more of it! I also had the house white which was tasty, and my husband enjoyed his house ale. All in all, not bad, just lay off the chilli next time! read more

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The ambiance was so good the first time when we Hali had drinks. We went back a second time for dinner. And Indigo Yards didn't disappoint - well maybe a little. We asked for Katie, but we weren't seated in her section! But our waitress did a fine job read more

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Good food. Nice staff. Great location. Nice design/decor. The food was ok. It's more of a loud restaurant with the music and people trying to talk over the music. read more

Walked in for dinner since my friends were looking for someplace to get a Scotch Egg while we were in Edinburgh. Really nice staff, great service and good food! read more

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Service was spectacular. Quick, delicious & fairly priced. The vibes are so cozy and cute. Our waitress was Emily and was such a treat to be served by her, genuine & so kind. Worth the visit. read more

Came during a down time. Friday morning about 1130 for breakfast and a drink. Really cool spot. Looks like it would be a great place for any occasion. Good food, good drinks, and the service was good as well. Recommended weather you're by yourself or with a big group. I believe you can make reservations for a bit group as well. Very much enjoyed my time here and would go back. read more

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Cool Bar! Great Vibe! Top Selection of Beers on Tap! Pretty Fab Cocktail Menu (exceptional mojito)! Great Afterwork Spot or Late Night Out! read more

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It's Sunday, the day after the night before which incorporated bizarre cocktails, far too many pre-going out amarettos and Coronas and a rock club that doubled as a time machine, transporting you backwards exactly nine or ten years. You've got work again tomorrow and you're in for a three hour plus rail journey that afternoon. What do you need? AWESOME FOOD! But what's better than awesome food? Awesome food available on a two for one basis in a really pleasant place. Now I'm assured that when this spot gets busy it does become far less serene and more bustling and jostling, and that tends to be during the post-office hours when the suits descend upon it like buzzards to some poor lost soul in the desert. On this quiet Sunday, however, its tranquility was just what the doctor ordered. I grabbed myself a goat's cheese salad and Mr M opted for the ribs. Now, you know by now I'm not some frou-frou twee low fat type who likes a lettuce leaf and a bit of rabbit food. I want my salads to be proper, big and substantial and meal-like, and this was indeed all of the above. Check my photo for evidence - gargantuan hunk of crusty bread topped with a huge slab of goat's cheese, balsamic dressing with fresh cherry tomatoes and rocket... heaven. It beat me, I couldn't even finish the thing. And those ribs were insane, once again check the pics for visuals. Can't argue with the portion sizes here! The desserts look amazing too. So, that's money-saving potential, hefty food plates, a TV with some kind of bike race on it, lovely friendly service and very nice decor? Thumbs up all round, methinks. read more

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This is an exceptionally light and airy venue, it feels like you're in a posh southern European coffee shop (then when you look outside it's pelting rain against the window - ignore that) The dining area has been sort of cleverly penned off using thought out interior architecture, so it's certainly cosier and more intimate. None of the food is good for you, which doesn't bother me in the slightest but my more "aware" friend was getting a bit antsy. We stayed for a drink after and it was how can I put it - just alright. The bouncer letting big groups of lads in was probably a mistake as it was filled with rugby sorts being a bit obnoxious, which turned a nice supper into a bit of an annoyance. read more

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Went here for lunch recently with friends and really liked the atmosphere and decor. We were sat in a comfortable booth and mostly chose things from the offer on the menu (I think it might have been 2 mains for £10). Nik and I shared a starter as I was intrigued to try the wild mushrooms on sun-dried tomato toast. This was very nice but I was a bit disappointed as the toast we received was actually just rustic wholemeal (although still tasty). We both had the burger as our main course and they were delicious! Well cooked, nicely seasoned and juicy but with crispy edges. I also liked the accompaniments and drinks we chose. I had a blueberry smoothie and fizzy water. I loved the glasses they were served in too! Dessert was a bit more of a let down. We all ordered hot chocolates as they sounded amazing (made with melted chocolate, not powder) and we all chose the double chocolate one rather than the more unusual rose & black pepper or lemongrass & white chocolate. We also paid the extra for macarons on the side (even me as I wanted to take them home) and I ordered the mulled cherry rice pudding as it sounded too good to miss! My rice pud came first, served in a kilner jar it was nice and hot and very tasty. The cherries were lovely with a hint of spices and just enough tartness against the sweet, creamy rice pud. Unfortunately our hot chocolates took ages to arrive and some of them were barely warm when they did come. I'd already finished my pudding and our macarons were served first so we had waited patiently only to be disappointed. The other weird thing was that we all agreed they tasted spicy - like chilli chocolate. When I questioned our waitress about this she asked the guy who'd made them and we saw his incredulous reaction as he exclaimed "Chilli?!?" Apparently, they were just plain chocolate but since all four of us tasted a kick, we have no idea where that came from. I'm glad it wasn't just me going mad! Our first server was much more efficient and capable than our second. The macaron flavours we all chose were quite mixed up and some had to be changed as she'd forgotten what we asked for. She seemed a bit confused at times and we were worried about asking about the hot chocolates. I sent mine back as I wasn't enjoying it, even if I was given another hot one I wouldn't have liked it. Given the time we'd spent waiting, I didn't want to order another hot drink as everyone would be waiting and as I said, I'd already finished my pudding. She was quite insistent that she could bring me another but eventually accepted that I really didn't want one. My hot chocolate was taken off the bill and I was allowed to keep my macarons so that did make up for some of the disappointment. Overall, it was good value for money. Lara's starters (she had 2 starters instead of a main) were particularly good value as the portions were huge and looked delicious! I would go back again as the issues I've mentioned above were only minor and we did enjoy the food. read more

Indigo Yard - British Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

Third visit to the Indigo Yard. Well a few couple a months since the last. I never had a meal here (yet) but the ambiance is second to none! It is like being outdoors indoors. Dim lighting and a lot of wood. Stone floor with red brick walls. I feel like I am in a courtyard with a balcony overlooking the place below. If you can just imagine a Mediterranean restaurant on the beach. It is close to dusk. Low candlelight and stars overlook the place. You sit in one of the corner sofas. And a low funky beat is playing in the background. You order a beer which is served promptly and the waitress asks if you are comfortable. Oh yes! Very! That is what it feels like. On top of that you have free wifi and delicious bar snacks. What I do find funny is that the bar is ever so slightly higher than you usual get. It makes you feel like a small child asking for sweets at a counter. However in this case I was asking for beer. Yes they have Asahi on draft! One drawback though. The place is expensive. Oh yes! Very! That is the reason I don't visit so often. I would like to, but it does break the bank after 3 pints! The aforementioned Asahi is £4.60 I will come back - just to feel good. Would I stay a whole night? No. 3 stars due to the prices. read more

Ah, Indigo. In difficult times for businesses everywhere, Indigo has been a sturdy shelter from the storm, a constant go-to in the west end of Edinburgh for bustling food and evening-time drinks or a cheeky swift coffee or longer lunch during the day. Indigo Yard doesn't move with what's fashionable - I don't think it needs to. Once you've found a certain way of doing things that works, and has consistently worked, then that's it, you become a longstanding feature that people will keep coming back to. I'm not sure how many years Indigo has been open...over ten years anyway? But yes, there's really only a simple point to be made here - if you're in the west end with not a lot of time, and decisions to be made over getting that big glass of white wine you've been dreaming of all day alongside decent bar food that'll hit the spot, Indigo will be there for you, and you'll get the buzzing atmosphere thrown in too. read more

I came here with my brother during Christmas time, and it just gave me butterflies to walk in! The decorations were fantastic and the whole atmosphere was electric. You could have been anywhere in the world! The whole place is really cool, it's designed well and it's easy to maneuver around. The food is good too - pretty standard really. I had chicken noodles in sweet chilli and my brother had chicken with leeks. He loved it, and so did I -albeit a little bit spicy. We had a bottle of red wine with our meal, and my chocolate brownie was the best I've ever tasted!! It all came to a grand total of £22 - we nearly choked! Turns out there was a 2 for 1 deal we had inadvertently signed up for. It's a lovely place and I've been back several times since and never been disappointed! read more

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Indigo Yard looks amazing, the decor is authentically modern, with a nice "bookcase style" bar (with a little ladder for getting certain wines and spirits.) They also have a decent range of draft beers, however only one cider, and everything on tap is pretty expensive. I don't mind expensive, as long as the service justifies the cost of the drinks, which it didn't really to be honest. There were approximately five people behind the bar, and not that many people waiting for drinks but it was taking a relatively long time to be served, there seemed to also be a bit of an arrogance about some of the servers, no real chat, no conversational tones - which was a real shame. Needless to say, I can't really complain about the overall visit however if a thing or two went differently this review easily could have been 5 stars. read more

Indigo Yard - British Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

We have found this restaurant because the outside was very busy. It was already late and the kitchen was about to close. We looked quickly at the menu and made our decision. My girlfriend and me chose the same chicken. Furthermore we ordered something with gin. The chicken was extremely good. I haven't eaten a soft chicken like that in a restaurant in 10 years. I probably have been at a lot of bad restaurants, but in this case it was amazing. The gin came a bit later and tasted very nice. The servings of both the chicken and the gin was very good. Not too much and not too little. From the Beginning the waitress, from Australia, was very nice and made everything possible for a late dinner. We enjoyed being served like that. There were some minor negative things. The first thing was that the music was a little loud and after a while it was annoying, screaming at dinner. And the smoke from outside was coming into the restaurant itself, because people were smoking directly at the entrance. read more

Loving Indigo Yard! At first I actually thought it was an extension to the back of Pizza Express...I know, I am blonde after all. I like the atmosphere. It sort of feels relaxed and cool, and makes you feel relaxed and cool at the same time. The crowd is a bit of a mixture, from young uns to students to the more mature customer to couples, it has something for everyone. As well as being a bar, it's also a restaurant, so you can have a little nibble with your Pinot Grigio. It isn't the cheapest place to drink though, a cocktail setting you back around £7-9, which means you could have a couple here then move onto somewhere a bit cheaper on a night out! I recommend the Preston's Fizz, a new concoction I had never heard of before. It was a delicious mix of chambord, vodka and fresh raspberries over ice with some fizz to top it off. Yum! A really funky bar! read more

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Waitstaff was friendly, so awarding a couple stars for that. We were here a total of two hours -- waiting nearly that long to receive our entrees (with about an hour gap between appetizer and entree). The food was bland and not warm enough. All in all, a frustrating experience. read more

The tucked-away atmosphere of this wee place was wonderful. Inside, the mezzanine and old stone give it a light and open feel even though we were in at night when it was raining. We only had drinks, although people had eaten there on other occassions and spoke highly of the meals (and when boys wax lyrical about steak, you know it's worth going back for!). Drinks were pleasant and it just felt like a really chilled out environment, even when a group of suits seemed to form an impenetrable wall to the bar. (They parted like the red sea when a very attractive young woman made her way to the bar!) Eventually, the music did become a bit too loud to be able to have a conversation without shouting but this could have been where we were sitting - the accoustics in the very open main bar area are no doubt not as kind as the other areas of the restaurant. There was something about the courtyard, though, that just had the right atmosphere and the couches outside are a great idea. Full points for the design aspects! A little on the pricey side but in keeping with many of the places in the same area and with a variety of beers on tap that aren't the usual suspects. read more

I was pretty excited about this place cause the website is awesome. It looked like a trendy, hip, fun and happenin place to eat dinner so I told my friend to meet me there for dinner. I tried making a reservation via online but it didn't work so I called and they took it for me. The place is a bit hard to find cause, but it's next to pizza express on queen ferry st ln. The restaurant is pretty trendy and have twigs with lights everywhere. The bar is spectacular with all the beers and wines showcased. It was pretty dead on a Monday night, so truthfully I think you can come here without a reservation anytime during the week. I can see it getting packed on the weekends. Ok so let's talk about the food. The menu was pretty good, a wide array of choices. They have a dinner deal- a starter + main meal for just £10! What's more exciting is the several types of Mac n cheese they made. I did the dinner special... Got chicken with polenta cake for the starter and salmon with some sauce and veg. The starter was blah... The chicken was way overdone making it dry, hard and chewy. Polenta cake was ok, mushy at best. The salmon was actually pretty cool decently... Not like the chicken but really needed salt or some kind of seasoning because the sauce that came with it did not do it justice. The only amazing this about the food was their Mac n cheese! I kidd you not, if you end up here just get the Mac n cheese and you're good to go! I got the apple cheddar with become, AMAZING! It was full of cheese, not dry, and well seasoned. I'd come here just for that and alcohol. The staff were slow. You had the bar tender playing around with the mixer and the waiters disappeared in the back so as much as I wanted to order dessert... waiting for at least 30 minutes of just sitting dinner after my main course, I just told the bar tender to give me bill so I can go... Forget the dessert! I should have known this would have happened cause from the other yelp review I read... One of their main complaints was the slow... Slow service! Truthfully of only come back here for the Mac n cheese and if I was around the area to get a drink. I wouldn't come back for the food, although the it was pretty cheap. read more

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Sigh ... what Helen C said (we were together at the time). Perhaps a one-off or just bad luck with the waiter, considering everywhere else we went in Edinburgh had top notch service, prices and food, and other reviewers seem to love it. Aside from what Helen already pointed out, we had to remind the server that my order came with juice and coffee, and even then the OJ never showed up. Had subbed out an extra hasbrown for the haggis, when we pointed out that my order had no extra anything (but was missing the haggis and black pudding as requested) he set it down in front of me anyway and rushed off. Came back about 15 mins later with a bowl full of hasbrowns ... like six in the bowl. It felt weirdly passive aggressive. Also it was the only thing that showed up warm. read more

I have to admit I'm not quite sure where I stand with this place! Been undecided on two or three stars! On one hand I enjoy it as a bar, particularly in the summer after work or on a Saturday afternoon (its predominently an 'office worker' style clientel). The outdoor seating has been a welcome addition, allowing you to enjoy a glass of something chilled in the evening sun! Then when it gets chilly head inside to enjoy a cocktail or two as the after work vibe picks up.. Def a good place to start on a Thurs or Fri evening! Part of the bar is separated into a restaurant area... This is where I've been disappointed! Part of the Montpeliers group there are regularly deals on lunch or evening meals such as 2 for £10 which definitely pulls in custom, including me. It's just a pity that the quality of the food can be a hit or a miss.. It's not that it's bad per se just that I wouldn't necessarily pay full price for it! Such a shame as the menu has plenty to tempt you - my friends and I recently opted for the sirloin steak and out of four only one was cooked as requested and the chunky chips were disappointedly dry n tasteless :( read more

Now having visited this place the last two Friday's I feel qualified to write a review. The first visit was with a friend, we took advantage of a two course for £10 deal which was excellent value. The seabass and cheesecake i ordered were tasty and a good size.Despite the noisy exterior,(it certainly is a booze after work kid of place0 we had a comfortable table and the talk and our conversation was not drowned out bu the music as other reviews had warned me. The Second visit was with a group off 22 girls(a well behaved hen party).When we arrived we had booked with the intent of partaking another two course deal but sadly the one we had seen advertised two days before was no longer running and we had not been informed of this on booking. My starter of mussels was a good size and my main of sundried tomato ravioli was enormous and defeated me easily (although we were filling up on the extensive cocktail menu..) Service was slightly slow but given how busy the venue was and the size of our party this was only to be expected. We were there for the live music this time which definitely kept the atmosphere going well into the evening. Overall I would say Indigo Yard is worth visiting especially if they are running one of their promotions on food, otherwise it's quite expensive. The staff are friendly, efficient and I would certainly return, particularly in a large group.If it's a weekend, one piece of advice , be sure and book! read more

having only been here for a quick drink once before, i was quite looking forward to going on a work night out this past friday. Indigo Yard is quite a cool place and clearly a spot for a post work friday night drink. it's a big open space (atrium like) with brick walls and a sort of industrial chic look. there is a mezzaine area with tables for those sitting to for a meal but also a back room for diners as well. on arriving, i joined my co-workers at a table near the entrance for a drink before a couple of us sat down for dinner. we seemed to have come on a great night as an Edinburgh Gin rep was there passing out free samples of their gins. so massive thumbs up from me as Edinburgh Gin is a serious favourite for me, especially the raspberry and the elderflower varieties! they also have a spiced orange coming out :) after a drink, 7 of us sat down to eat in the back room and the menu looked good. they offer a fabulous deal of 2 courses for £10 all week, with a good selection of items from their main menu. we all went for the deal as it was too good to pass up and i had a chicken caesar salad to start with followed by salomn teriyaki over noodles. the salad was quite tasty, but rather simple so hard to judge the place on just that. however, my salmon was also quite nice and a reasonable portion (not too big or too small). oddly enough even though the menu said it came over noodles the salmon was served over rice. which was fine, but not sure why the menu was wrong.... back to the bar for some more drinks after our meal which included music from a live band playing popular songs. it set quite a nice vibe and i have to say i really enjoyed my night here. but i can't give this place four stars, the drinks are so expensive!!! i got a double gin and tonic at one point at it was £8.80!! i was a bit stunned as this seemed quite high, but all of their cocktails also come in at or above the £8 price tag. a spirit and mixer is around £5 as well, so definitely nothing cheap here! so sadly while i really enjoyed this place and will be back, i'll need to save up my pennies for a bit first as my bank account is feeling rather low after my night out.... read more

Great place in the Edinburgh West End. Lovely and rustic deco, remarkable lamps' ceiling arrangements and very friendly & approachable floor/bar staff. Indigo Yard has a great selection of ales, beers and lagers... but is not the place to get booze-hammered though, unless you are willing to re-mortgage you second home. The place was very busy with families, groups of office parties and the usual suspects, adding colour, diversity and happiness to the joint. Will certainly go back to taste the food and filter more of that Cornish Pilsner. Recommended. read more

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I have been here for drinks and for food. Latest visit was for an early dinner before heading off to a friends wedding. There were 4 of us and we had voucher for half price main courses - made the whole meal quite reasonable. We all had starters and main courses and a couple of bottles of wine. I had a traditional prawn cocktail for starter - was exactly what it said on menu. Nice juicy prawns and good seafood sauce. Main course was pasta with bacon and peas - nice big portion. Early on a saturday night it was busy and bustling with mix of diners and drinkers - not pretensions at all. read more

My husband and I had been traveling for 3 weeks throughout Europe so when we arrived in Edinburgh, we were craving a meal that felt home cooked. Our hotel recommended Indigo Yard and we are so glad they did. We still talk about this meal- and we've been home for months! Special on Sunday was a whole chicken with 2 sides and it was great. The bar area was covered with white lights and looked beautiful. Very good pick if you're in Edinburgh! read more

This place is amazing value for money. The cocktails are delicious and the staff are very friendly and genuine. Everything I have had to eat here has been good. The risotto is so tasty. The fish and chips are spot on. The salmon I had here was awesome. Great place for smokers as there is an outside area which is very pretty. The whole place has high spec chic decoration and is very clean. I have nothing bad to say! read more

If you are wanting to have a good dining experience whilst enjoying a good drink, this place only gets it balf right. Really good selection of wine, beers and spirits, so good for liquid refreshment, but the food is extremely underwhelming. I ate here once with my husband and we really felt that we had wasted our money eating here. The food was pretty tasteless, salad with no dressing, bland soup, a meal deal from the supermarket would have been nicer. read more

Disappointed with our visit, the 'not quite the whole nine yards' were lukewarm and the portions varied in size. We were a large group who had booked a month in advance but they were totally unprepared for our party, even though the rest of the place was pretty quiet. The waiter came across quite rude at times and generally acted like he couldn't be bothered. Not a complete disaster as others enjoyed their breakfasts but overall felt this could have been a more pleasurable visit. read more

Indigo yard is little gem of place hidden away in the city centre of Edinburgh. The surroundings are wonderful - constructed of recycled materials in a space between adjacent buildings - despite being over 10 years old now, it remains incredibly stylish and modern. I've been here many times for everything from brunch to dinner and I never been disappointed. I would recommend visiting Indigo Yard at any time of the day and can guarantee you'll be back for more. read more

Indigo Yard - British Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

If I was just reviewing Indigo yard as a bar I would give it 4 stars for the great selection of wines, spirits and a few good beers. If I was reviewing it for food I would give it two stars as I wouldn't want to eat there again. As I said, the drinks are good, nice selection, cool decor in the bar, lots of professional people hanging out there after work and a nice atmosphere. I had dinner there one night on the two courses for £10 each offer and it was really hit and miss. My wife had an OK soup and a really nice chicken in honey mustard sauce for her main, I had a ropey spring roll and a not so great burger for my main. The burger patty itself was OK, nothing special but well cooked, but the bun literally fell apart in my hands when I picked it up and just made a mess everywhere. The side salad I got with it was very sparse and dry and didn't come with any dressing, had to mix it with my wife's honey mustard sauce to make it edible. I would go back for drinks if my friends were going, for food I'd give it a miss. read more

Decent member of the Montpeliers portfolio. Great location, food is decent, and prices are reasonable. Drinks a bit more expensive, of course-it is Montpeliers. Seems like it has got a bit quieter in recent times, and not does not seem to attract the movers and shakers it used to. read more

Good drinks and nice selection of beer. But the food has absolutely no flavor. Two of us immediately reached for the salt, and the other's burger was as dry as toast. read more

Very pretty venue, overpowering perfume being pumped around (maybe for the festive period), we popped in here as part of our Xmas works night out. Would have liked to have sample more of their hospitality, but we were ushered out in under no uncertain terms as we hadn't booked our spontaneous entry in weeks in advance (bar my addition of the word spontaneous, we were told that by the waitress). Definitely under no uncertain terms were we welcome in there that night. Stressed waitress who couldn't be bothered with any more festive cheer? Possibly, but it definitely sways my decision to return. read more

I was here last night after my boozy Christmas lunch. I'm not really qualified to give a review because to be honest, I don't really remember being there let alone how it was. However I'm told that I was stood in the middle of the place trying to find my way out, very, very confused, and that was apparently quite a funny sight to see. So for giving me a good story, I give it four stars. read more

This contemporary yet stylish venue is more than just a bar, it is an experience. An eclectic mix of natural materials ranging from oak tables to the glass roof to the heavy stone walls, Indigo Yard pulses with vibe and atmosphere. The interior is subtly divided by walls and arches, with an upstairs balcony overlooking the lower level. The sleek furnishings, open spaces and sweeping bar add a fresh character and appealing buzz. Frequented by professionals and tourists alike, this bar is suitable as a starter for a night out or for a casual Sunday lunch. The food is delicious (the Mediterranean platter is a must have) and the drinks vary from wine to cocktails to coffee. Given that it is centrally located in the West End, the prices meet the expected price range. read more

I'd heard a lot about Indigo Yard over the years but never managed to locate it. However, a friend who'd recently moved away wanted to meet there for lunch and so I made the effort (not inconsiderable - it's hidden away behind and next to Pizza Express). It's quite a delight, after all. The first part of the premises is very light and airy and modern, then there are a series of pillars separating a dining-focussed area which is slightly dark and cosy. The food - 2 for 1 on lots of main courses - is excellent. So much so that I went back and shared one of their platters with my husband - a good selection of deliciously unhealthy food including tempura prawns, breaded chicken, etc. Well worth going back for! So, well worth making the effort to find, not only for the food and friendly staff but for the atmosphere. read more

Having been previously put off by the reputation Indigo yard had as being a bit pretentious, I actually had a great time when I visted, fair enough it is a bit over priced and the portions are a bit small for me (I've got a bit of a large appetite!!) although the service was a bit slow, I was happy to know that the food had been cooked from scratch and not pre cooked and zapped in the microwave like some of the other restaurants nearby. Overall a pleasant experience read more

Just back from a lovely lunch & catch up with an old friend. The food here is inventive within the market it is aiming for and the reason I keep going back is simply that the service has always been superb, Oh and the puddings are a delight - sticky gingerbread pudding with warm syrup and clotted cream - what more needs to be said. Main courses were fine, the 2 for 1 offer makes it a real bargain and the South African Pinotage made a lovely accompaniment. read more