Great place for babies and toddlers and a sanity saver for most mums I've met whilst on maternity…read moreas it us a nice place to meet for adult company and coffees and cakes. Jenns Den provides 3 rooms, from imaginative play, softplay though quite small area, pirate boat, baby area it has a lot to offer. Furthermore it even hosts a kids hairdresser to come on a regular basis just to make your life that little bit easier if you wished to use their services. They cater for kids and parents and also host birthday parties. Although I can't yet comment on that part I booked a party for my 3 year old later on this month so hopefully will be able to Yelp more on that soon. To earn more stars I probably would suggest reviewing some of their prices and being better at answering queries (my experience trying to get hold of them over the phone and via email was a bit more laborious as I wanted it to be but could have been bad luck).

Just open a few months ago, Looks like a good place for all you mummys or daddys to take the kids…read morein the Blackhall / Davidsons Mains/ Silverknowes area. It's a family run cafe and large soft play area.Very clean and tidy, I met the owner who was very friendly as was all staff on duty. They also do children's parties

I knew I had to come and have a look at the new and improved Buchanan Galleries foodcourt. To say…read moreimproved wouldn't be hard as it was just Super Generic Food Court before hand. The Burger King is still in place, however, so if you feel the need for a whopper, you can still get that. The star are the independent retailers though. I'm led to believe they rotate and change with a few regulars staying, so I'm obviously just reviewing what I had from Surf Dog. There were many options from lots of different cuisines, but as soon as I saw a chilli dog, my mind was made up. With the dog for £6, a side for £3 - I had onion rings, rather than the sweet potato fries - and a can of soft drink for £1, my meal came to a reasonable tenner. The Taste Buchanan set up is pretty unusual in that it's made out to be an outdoor garden, only indoors and on the top floor of a shopping centre. Garden benches and school style chairs are the order of the day, and it's a nice touch not to be presented again with generic seating from Bland Furniture R Us or wherever food courts usually go. After a short wait for my food to be prepared from scratch, it arrived. The chill dog was gorgeous, presented with just the right mix of chilli, sour cream and grilled jalapenos to be a total and utter mess to eat... that's the sign of a good chilli dog, folks. The chilli itself was warm and wholesome, not too spicy so the heat didn't overwhelm the taste of the dog, but the addition of the grilled jalapenos meant you could add extra heat if you wanted. Of course I did, because that's how I roll. The onion rings were light, crispy and just ideal for dipping in leftover chilli and sour cream. I would definitely get a side order of those again! To sum up, I love the idea of various retailers in one place and changing from time to time, if they're all of this quality and value for money, then it's definitely going to be a hit. I should remember though, that there is no graceful way to eat a chilli dog in public, although at least this time, I managed to avoid spilling it down my shirt, which is a bonus and unusual.

What a great concept, and so far the offerings have been top notch…read more The idea is simple enough - rotate 'street food' vendors in a permanent space - giving smaller vendors an opportunity in a prime location, and giving us punters the chance to sample the wares of some places we might not have tried otherwise. I was lucky enough to be there on opening night and have been back twice since and I've not been disappointed with the food on offer yet. On the first night I tried a few of the offerings including bao from Chompsky - I tried two, the garlic mushroom, and the pulled pork, both delicious - and a sneaky slice of pizza from Nomad (part of the Firebird team I think). Ohhh and of course I started with ice cream from Equis (hey, it's the first stall you see....). I didn't get over to Union Waffles (look right as you come up the escalator as it's set back away from the other vendors, nor could I fit in any cupcakes by Paige, but there is always next time! I managed to chat to the guy who runs it (and the others) and the premise is that they will rotate every now and then, possibly more often at peak times, but the goal is to bring local vendors, offering quality food, to the masses. I was back last week to try Surf Dog which was also pretty good, a good quality hot dog with crushed nachos and a nice salsa. Downsides would be the layout, which on a busy Friday lunchtime ends up with a long queue of people in one place not realising that you can queue for each vendor independently, and the major downside was the time it took to get our food. Hopefully just teething issues, it'll be a different setup for most of the vendors I'd imagine, switching from a van/truck at a site, to peak lunchtime in the city centre! Price wise it runs about average for a lunch, £5 seems the average for most dishes which, given it's fresh food (unlike the processed guff next door at Burger King) seems reasonable. Anyway I don't mind paying a little extra to get these kind of options in the city centre. I really hope it takes off and is successful, I know I'll be back again! Top tip: get the app (there are signs all over the seating area) to keep up to date with new additions and rotations!

I'm not sure what store has the biggest cafe but this one had to rate pretty high on the list. A…read moremodern fitted food outlet with plenty of comfortable seating even a sofa thrown in. The walls are decorated with M&S adverts through the times like the 50's & 60's. A food selection of cakes on offer & a chilled cabinet with sandwiches & soft drinks even a few bottled beers on show. There are several barista staff always on so there is no real waiting with a few windows choose the right one and you can get s great view over Glasgow. M&S have a rewards card where if you buy 9 coffees you get the 10th free. Seating area is usually always clean, as there is a designated person to clean tables. Nice staff Great Coffee Tasty cakes.

I was in the city centre yesterday morning for a meeting and decided to go into the Mark & Spencer…read morecoffee shop. It wasn't busy at 8.45. It was spotless as you would expect and very spacious with different types of seating on offer. The cappuccino was to die for and the Danish I had was gorgeous. I noticed there was coffee reward cards at the checkout. The assistant didn't offer me one so I took the opportunity to request one. I'll definitely return. A very pleasurable experience.

Sometimes, the best way to appreciate life is to take yourself to the very pits of it, and just…read morerevel in the sheer destitution. Princes Mall Food Court may be a bleak, depressing and foul-smelling experience all rolled into one, but it's also quite unforgettable for those same reasons. Effectively a collection of chain fast food joints surrounding a sprawling mass of cheap late 80s tables, the first thing you'll notice is that the punters are all under 16 or over 65. Those that aren't are rarely in possession of all their limbs, or teeth. I'm not the type to snicker at fast food to try and convince both myself and others I've a shred of class, so I can appreciate the outlets here for what they are, and to some extent, enjoy them. It's just the customers that make it difficult. Every time you look up, you will definitely catch a glimpse of someone who's appearance and / or eating habits puts you off your lunch, so your best bet is just to keep your head down and get on with it. This can actually make your saturated fat-laden feast that bit more enjoyable, as you'll likely concentrate solely on the eating to blank out the misery of your surroundings. It stinks too. Really bad. Yet it has to be experienced at least once, preferably via KFC or Harry Ramsden's. Spud-U-Like looks very tempting as well and I'll go for that one next time I can muster up enough self-loathing to set foot in here.

Awful place. Staff are very rude and have a vendetta against young people. I have witnessed them…read morethrowing young people out of the establishment for doing absolutely nothing wrong. I now hear that they have had alarms installed that can only be heard by young people. This attitude is absolutely appalling. It seems to just be the kids who dress in black who they target. I've seen kids wearing sportswear being left alone while they constantly try to shoo the gothic kids away. They are discriminatory pigs and nothing makes my lunch break worse than seeing four security guards gang up on two little girls for nothing other than how they are dressed. Something must be done about these horrible people and how they operate their business is not acceptable.

Bonnie & Wild is a modern food hall at Saint James Square and has a wide variety food options. From…read morevery casual to more formal/upscale food vendors, there's a place for any occasion and palette. Upon entering you have a direct view of the main bar and many food vendors surrounding/around the overall floor plan. I ate at Creel Caught at both visits since I really enjoyed the first meal I had here. I had the Cullen Skink and the Fried Cod Sandwich and really enjoyed both. I came back for the Shrimp Tacos and once again enjoyed them. I came to realize Scottish food isn't the most seasoned but it makes you appreciate underlying taste of the fresh ingredients; so something to keep in mind. This place is on the higher levels of the mall so taking a stroll after some good eats and drinks is very convenient.

Visited Bonnie & Wild while in Edinburgh. There was a bit of a wait in line before getting in, but…read moreonce inside, the atmosphere was lively and youthful, and the service was friendly. Tried the Buffalo wings -- unfortunately, they were disappointing: far from crispy, heavily battered, and nothing like traditional Buffalo wings. Overall, a bit overrated and not worth a return visit. Saluti.

Surprisingly good. It's not like you'd generally associate the airport with a place to find a…read moredecent meal, but Eat will change that for you. The meatball soup (really, more like a stew) was hot, filling and really well flavoured. It's exactly what I would expect if I had made this at home. Also the smoked chicken and bacon sandwich ain't too shabby. This will probably be my future go-to food joint when I'm at the airport. Prices are reasonable and service is friendly. The food actually has flavour and its fresh! Next on my list is the pho. Seriously, my mind is blown that this option exists as a fast food option at the airport.

Fine place in Edinburgh Airport for breakfast. I tend to get a bacon and egg roll. The portions…read morearen't great, especially for the price. One piece of bacon and one egg in a proportionally larger roll. However, it tastes good, and there are nice juices and coffees on sale too. Will probably be back next time I'm at the airport, but nothing special.

Located near the Playhouse and north of the Old Town, this subtly trendy food court is smaller than…read morethe other Bonnie & Wild food hall but it still has a decent variety of food offerings from several vendors. And it has a bar so they already have my vote for a reason to visit! I walked back and forth twice and I couldnt decide what to order. I was torn between the bao buns or the Peruvian food and my solution was just get both! The lomo saltado hit the spot for my indecisive hunger. The fries werent mixed in with the meat/tomatos/onions which was a first for me but J see why they did it that way; most of the fries remained crispy. There was a good amount of tender beef and the dish had just the ideal amount of savoriness. As for the bao bun, the texture was great between the warm, soft bun and the tender shirt rib but to me it was far too salty. The cucumber salad and taters were spot on though. There are QR codes at every table so you can order directly from your seat for food and/or drinks from the bar. There is plenty of seating indoors as well as outdoors. Very clean place and a convenient location. I'll have to try the other vendors some day :)

The food was pretty good for a food court. The tacos were okay. The Neapolitan pizza was pretty…read moregood. The garlic rice in the Peruvian pork belly rice bowl was delicious. The execution before closing could be improved. Although the place officially closes at 10, many of the stalls were closed a little before 9 when we arrived. Some closed at 9 with no warning; if we'd known, we would've ordered quicker! Some stalls also confusingly were still open on the online ordering site but not in reality. Also, there was a minor "delivery fee" to get the food delivered to your table in the food court, but no option for pick up.