Are Boombites red berry grapes worth the superfood hype? We test Tesco store-bought packs in Edinburgh for taste, texture, and value.
Review: Coal Yard Tap, a pub on Ferry Road
Ditching old venue myths, Coal Yard Tap brings fresh energy to Ferry Road with Cross Borders craft beers and crisp artisan pizzas. The £15 pizza and pint deal is cracking value, backed by friendly service and a relaxed, dog-welcoming atmosphere.
Radar: The Caley Bar hosts Toki-O Nights
The Caley Bar hosts Toki-O Nights this September, bringing Japanese listening-bar culture and audiophile sound to the West End of Princes Street. The free music series runs across two Wednesday evenings, 9th September and 23rd September 2026, from 7 pm to 10 pm, pairing rare vinyl selections with Suntory Toki Japanese whisky highballs. Inspired by […]
Review: Hudson Hughes – At Your Service, Fringe 2026
A full-sized coffin, eerie practical effects, and an arrogant vicar fighting for internet relevance. At Your Service at Underbelly Cowgate is exceptional.
Review: Will BF – Moon Team IIIV, Fringe 2026
Underbelly Cowgate houses one of the sharpest comedy hours this August. Will BF skewers sci-fi sequels using razor-sharp multimedia timing, lo-fi props, and original songs.
Review: Caitriona Dowden – Sesh Head, Fringe 2026
If you appreciate clever comedy built on folk music, family heritage, and medieval research, Caitriona Dowden’s Sesh Head is an absolute treat.
Review: Extraordinary Alien, Fringe 2026
From Leeds and Oxford to New York visa hurdles, Debra Tammer shares a candid, relatable story of creative survival in the basement of Le Monde for the Edinburgh Fringe.
Review: TITCLOWN – daddy’s little girl, Fringe 2026
Expect confrontational clowning, audience singalongs, and brutal honesty in TITCLOWN: daddy’s little girl at Summerhall. Jessica Aszkenasy dismantles modern dating in an uncompromising hour.