Dining options in Edinburgh

Whighams Wine Cellars was opened in August 1983, on the site of early 19th century cellars, in the basement of a private residence in Charlotte Square, situated in the city's Georgian New Town. Whighams has grown to become a leading wine bar and restaurant in Scotland's capital city - regularly winning awards, and frequented by locals as well as visitors from around the world. more details…

Previously Members-only, this whisky bar and emporium on 28 Queen Street now welcomes enthusiasts and novices alike with a desire to explore flavour and their own palette. With over 200 different single malts to explore, their expert Whisky Ambassadors will introduce you to the world’s widest selection of single cask whisky. more details…

A partnership between Jamie Oliver and his Italian mentor, chef Gennaro Contaldo, Jamie's Italian has won thousands of fans for its delicious and affordable food since the launch of its first restaurant in 2008. The Jamie's Italian menu is based on dishes you'd find people eating all over Italy, made with care but delivered without fuss.  more details…

Café Rouge Edinburgh unveiled a beautifully redesigned bistro in late 2015 with a theme paying tribute to les arts!With Edinburgh being a city entwined with the arts scene, the restaurant has paid a fitting tribute to this. Four large panels in the vaulted ceiling display bespoke murals depicting of collection of artwork associated with culinary, literary, performance and visual arts.  more details…

The Stand Comedy Club situated in the new town is a 150 capacity purpose built comedy club. Open seven nights a week the venue hosts regular comedy showcases and touring comedians. The venue is available for private hire on selected daytime and evenings. more details…

A welcoming brasserie located in the heart of Edinburgh, One Square offers a modern Scottish take on drinking and dining. Open from early in the morning until the wee small hours, this is a place to enjoy local and seasonal produce in perfectly relaxed surroundings. more details…

The Pompadour by Galvin was unveiled in the autumn 2012 in one of Scotland’s most magnificent dining rooms at Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian. With views of Edinburgh Castle, a private salon cocktail bar and exquisite hand-painted wall panels – The Pompadour by Galvin offers a world-class culinary experience. Chris and Jeff are two of Britain’s most influential chefs. more details…

Formerly the station concourse and ticket office, Peacock Alley represents the historic heart of The Caley, and is imbued with the peerless style and sophistication of this famous former railway hotel. At once channeling the glamour and prestige of the old Caledonian and the Waldorf Astoria New York, Peacock Alley is the perfect spot for breakfast, afternoon tea, or elegant evening drinks. more details…

At the Whiski Rooms we are as passionate about food as we are about Whisky. Using only fresh, local produce, all our delicious food is made on site with a traditional Scottish flare and at great prices! What’s more, with over 280 whiskies to choose from you’ll be spoilt for choice. We even have our very own Whisky Shop on site so you can take a bottle, or a gift hamper home. more details…

Galvin Brasserie de Luxe is delighted to welcome delegates to our restaurant where we offer classic Parisian dishes with seasonal Scottish produce.We have a strong emphasis on sea food with our crustacean bar centred in the middle of the dining room. Guests can either have an express lunch or full A la carte with a generous yet extensive wine offering. more details…