At under £2, Co-op’s Cookie Dough Bar provides 21g of protein and 182 kcal, matching top sports nutrition brands at a fraction of the cost. A satisfying texture and high protein ratio make it an easy recommendation for quick daily fuel.
Review: The Keelson on the Shore in Leith
The Keelson brings outstanding rotisserie free-range chicken and lively pub hospitality to 58 The Shore. Smart layout tweaks, local Pilot beer, and delicious soft serve ice cream make this waterfront spot a top new Leith addition.
Radar: Foodies Festival 2026
Foodies Festival returns to Inverleith Park from 7th to 9th August 2026 with MasterChef stars, Scouting For Girls, and top Scottish chefs.
Review: The Bread Cartel, a burger joint on Duke Street
Replacing a popular Japanese venue, The Bread Cartel holds its own in a competitive area. The menu delivers satisfying smashed patties and exceptionally generous loaded fries, making it an excellent new neighborhood choice for big appetites.
Review: Thistle Tavern, a Games Hub in the West End
Queues lined Shandwick Place for the launch of Thistle Tavern. Offering clean tables, rare cards without convention price inflation, and reliable city-centre access, it provides a dedicated home for the local card game community.
BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity Review
Catching the latest BLEACH on the big screen in Edinburgh proves how mainstream anime has become. The Calamity offers zero onboarding for newcomers, but the tactical combat sequences and spot-on characterisation feel exactly like a welcome homecoming for lapsed fans.
Radar: Ace of Wands collective exhibition brings independent art to London Road
Experience the Ace of Wands collective art exhibition at Scot-ART Edinburgh from 26 June. Free entry to a showcase of local painting, sculpture, and performance.
Review: Peppercorn Artisanal Indian Cuisine
Peppercorn has successfully relocated to 2 Piershill Place after a brief closure in early 2026. This outstanding Indian takeaway delivers exceptional artisanal curries and tandoori grills right across Edinburgh, remaining a true hidden gem.