Excellent lattes, millionaire's shortbread, and service. It is a nice spot to look at the water and…read morepeople watch

Best pizza I've had in Edinburgh, or maybe the world. Highly recommend ordering with extra…read morepepperonis.

Great pizza, I was pleasantly impressed. They have a menu of classic and speciality pizzas. They…read morehave plenty of seating and service was good.

Probably the best pizza I've had in a very long time. If I…read moredidn't remember that I was an adult I would have licked the plate clean. Also please ask for their chili oil, it is out of this world. Edit: The desserts are amazing too. Edit 2: Francesco and Gerard are the best.

We came here after visiting Portobello Beach. We were weary travelers in desperate need of food, a…read moreplace to sit, and wifi. All of which we found here. They have indoor and outdoor seating, so we sat outdoors to enjoy the sun and the dogs who would come by on their way to and from the beach. You can easily order from their app, which you can download via wifi. We ordered beers and some pizza. I got the antigua pizza, which to me was like a Hawaiian but add bell peppers and corn. It was very good! Especially when paired with the hefty glass of beer they gave me. It was not too busy while we were there so the staff was able to attend to us well. All in all, a good spot to stop in if you are in the area.

Mussels and pizza were excellent. The view is great. What a find a short bus ride from Edinburgh.read more

Gangha was out charming, cheerful server. Lasagne, salmon, carbonara -all good. Best part of the…read moreevening- warm, delicious, sticky toffee pudding served with vanilla ice cream. Peach Bellini, Hugo Spritz with fresh mint, and Bailey's Irish coffee to settle things out.

The food was decent. Ambiance and service were great! Large space and good for groups.read more

I would not recommend this pizza spot…read more We were looking for some quick takeout nearby. They were fast and we were able to get it delivered. Not a bad option, but I was just disappointed in a few things so I don't think we'll return. First, lots of burning on the crust. I'm happy with some char, but burnt pizza makes me feel like I'm not getting what I pay for. The toppings were minimal and haphazardly added, but that's a small note. The sauce is decent, but for a thin crust, it was incredibly flimsy. A bit soggy. Good, crisp pizza should hold its shape when you lift it up! I think the oven is maybe too hot? Or they aren't rotating the pizzas? Because it's burning on the edge but not fully cooked on the bottom. I'm also confused on the mozzarella stick dipping sauce. Marinara is what you would expect, but this is a garlic aoli... so basically just mayo. Garlic was not strong. It wasn't horrid, but not great, and it's a weird combo. THOUGH, I will add the mozzarella sticks were beautifully crispy and the breading was nice and thin. I really liked the mozzarella sticks themselves. Overall, I would unfortunately not recommend this location.

After a long day of traveling we wandered in here late. The owner was lovely and chatted with us…read morewhile they made our pizza. The pizza was incredible with quality ingredients! This shop is tiny and might have enough room for a couple of people.

I was desperate for a hot, carb-loaded dinner after landing in Edinburgh and thankfully La Favorita…read morewas right around the corner from my Airbnb and had great reviews on Yelp. I was happy to find an Italian restaurant in Scotland since I was looking for some comfort food. The interior has lots of seating space in separate little rooms. It's all one connected space, but there are separators and barriers around the sections, if that makes sense. There's seating for larger and smaller groups, and I was immediately seated at a table by myself. The staff was very friendly. I ordered the arancini and seasonal risotto. I told you, I wanted CARBS. The arancini was gooey and cheesy and fantastic and came with a spicy tomato salsa. The perfect appetizer. The risotto was divine! It came in a parmesan cheese crisp bowl and had a parm cheese base, pears mixed in, and balsamic vinegar drizzled on top with some arugula. Everything came together for one delicious, decadent meal. The portion was also huge and I had plenty left over for another meal. My server and I talked about cats and I instantly felt welcomed in Edinburgh and at La Favorita. If you like Italian food, I definitely recommend hitting them up!

Greeted with "Buona sera signorina", the sound of accordion background music, and an array of ice…read morecream flavours as I walked through the door of La Favorita, I was instantly cheered out of my lethargic state. Not least because the twinkly-eyed waiter called me "young lady" - this kind of complimentary talk earns anyone an instant tip as far as I'm concerned. This eatery is the kind of classic, traditional Italian experience which has to produce at least a smile from visitors, even if you've had the worst day at work ever/been dumped/dropped your favourite ornament/are a generally grumpy individual. I opted for the Risotto Imperiale, a tasty, well presented, affair, which came with jumbo, juicy prawns and a langoustine with one claw perched on top of a generous portion of rice and champagne sauce. My very critical fellow diner, definitely a pizza enthusiast, went for the Pizza ai due Salami, which after a few minutes of careful munching he announced was "very good", definitely high praise for him, before continuing to devour the rest of his meal, (only offering me a small slither). La Favorita has a pretty extensive menu, with all the dishes on offer you would expect from an Italian restaurant, so if you've got a craving for decent pasta and pizza somewhere different, where you're not paying over the odds, take a wander away from the centre of town and get down to Leith Walk.

This was an exceptional dining experience with exceptional staff. The Caprese was simply amazing…read more The mozzarella was fresh and had the perfect firmness to it. The tomatoes were perfectly ripe. Really love how this tasted. We shared the Raspadori 81. The cheese on this pizza has great flavor that we really enjoyed. The crust was nice I wish it was slightly crispier. The service here was amazing. Definitely recommend if you're looking for some pizza.

The food and service were fantastic! We had a meatball pizza and the caprese salad. Both were…read moreexcellent. The service was prompt but not rushed. This will be our go-to place for pizza in Edinburgh.

If you're looking for a tasty pizza without shelling out too much money, I'd definitely recommend…read moreBarracuda. I opted for the Morron (spicy chicken and roasted red pepper) and it was delicious! Toppings were plentiful and the base was crisp - without a drop of grease in sight! P.s If you're a fan of crust dunking, add their garlic dip to your order...

Following the recent report that the Barracuda is in the list for 'Top 10' Chip Shops in Edinburgh…read moreI had to give it a shot. It happens to be the closest chip shop to my house but somehow I seem to have missed this place up until now. The Barracuda is smart, clean and with friendly service. The fish supper I ordered was huge. The chips were great and fish tasty. My sole criticism is that it was too big a portion (is that possible?) and this wasted it a bit as I started to enjoy it less as I ploughed on through it. I have a huge appetite and can eat for Scotland. However I won't let this ruin my experience and will go back again. Maybe I'll ask for a small portion though....

Very disappointed with last fish and chip orders, not fresh and l once lived 5 mns from here and…read moredid go there for my family as a treat, but when have ordered online, fish wasn't fresh, very dry and not the same, so thought was a one off , sadly fish and chips not good . Have sat in the restaurant had lovely fresh fish, so hopefully things will improve , but for now will be giving this place a miss and l thought was one the best in the area., just a waste of money, sorry but not the same . Can't be delivering dried out fish to regular customers.

With St Andrew's there are two section' one for the takeaway's and the other as a sit in…read morerestaurant. The restaurant area looks more like a country pub look to it with wooden beams on the ceiling and chairs that look as they have come from a Greek restaurant. It was the specials board that tempted us in £6.90 for a set meal was a steal. Even though the place may have smelt clean there where dead fly's in the window. On second visit I was told that fresh fish would take 20 minutes to cook, the guy obviously was not a chef or cook. The end product was over cooked and in edible fish, from a four star recommendation now to a two star, very poor service.