Girdy & Birdy sampled Honeybuns’ gluten-free cakes, praising the taste, texture, variety, shelf life, and value, recommending them for their deliciousness and affordability.
Eat your fill with food and drink in Edinburgh
Ah, a favourite subject of ours! When it comes to food and drink in Edinburgh, the city is just brimming with restaurants, cafes, bistros, gastro pubs, pizzerias, chippies and just about everything else to tickle your fancy.
If you're looking to dine out, Girdy & Birdy are gradually eating their way through the 'Burgh and updating their restaurant experiences regularly, both on the blog, and - more frequently - through social media.
You don't even have to eat out, either! You can order in, with many delivery services (such as JustEat, Deliveroo and UberEats) happy to bring exactly what you want straight to your door. Food and drink in Edinburgh is always a delight!
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Review: Gautam’s, a Nepalese and Indian restaurant near London Road
Gautam’s is a favourite Nepalese and Indian restaurant in a city full of great restaurants. If you’re hungry and in the Meadowbank end of London Road then it’s worth a visit but booking in advance is a wiser idea.
Review: Girdy & Birdy indulge in afternoon tea for two at The Glasshouse
Girdy & Birdy headed to The Glasshouse’s ‘Snug’ for an indulgent afternoon tea in luxurious surroundings. Check out the full review below, in which Birdy whinges about sandwiches.
Review: Haute Dolci takes Girdy & Birdy to dessert paradise!
Being serious fans of desserts in general, Girdy & Birdy were excited to try Haute Dolci in St James Quarter for the first time – and they were glad it lived up to the hype!
Review: Civerinos Pizza, Hunter Sq.
Girdy & Birdy headed to Civerinos Pizza on Hunter Square (otherwise known as ‘the original’ Civerinos Pizza) – and weren’t disappointed!
Review: Kim’s Mini Meals, Buccleugh Street
Girdy & Birdy had a meeting down Newington way, and decided to see what was around the area for a bite to eat afterwards. It worked out extremely well when they found Kim’s Mini Meals!
Review: 71 Steps, a bagel bakery on Rodney Street
71 Steps is a new cafe on Rodney Street with excellent coffee, a selection of baked treats and a menu of closed and open bagels. It’s absolutely worth a visit, especially if you’re looking for a place to sit down and treat yourself.
Review: Fiver Pizza, a pizza takeaway on Easter Road
Fiver Pizza is a relaunched takeaway on Easter Road, which really does sell pizzas to walk-in customers for £5, and they’re good!