Looking for a macro-friendly treat? Yubi’s Matcha Dark Chocolate protein bar offers genuine Japanese matcha and 10g of protein for under 100 calories. It’s moreish, sophisticated, and a must-try for plant-based snackers across the UK.
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: Bread Street Kitchen & Bar – a St Andrews Square restaurant
Indulge in a communal feast at Bread Street Kitchen & Bar. Highlights include the crab and Isle of Mull cheddar dip and a spectacular sharing Wellington. High-end dining that feels genuinely welcoming and unpretentious in St Andrew Square.
Review: Do Ding Dong Dim Sum meal kits live up to the hype?
Birdy was very kindly sent a box of Ding Dong Dim Sum’s premium vegan dim sum kit to try out at home – it definitely hit the mark!
Review: Otherworld Bar & Kitchen – a bar on Leith Walk
A craft beer oasis in Leith, Otherworld balances a traditional bar feel with modern sensibilities. Expect great local ales, hearty Cajun burgers, and a genuinely welc
Review: Closet Brewing’s Tabletop beer
Tabletop by Closet Brewing is a zesty, 3.2% pale beer perfect for long gaming nights. With bright notes of grapefruit and lime, it is a refreshing, low-ABV choice that pairs perfectly with popcorn and d20 rolls. A local Edinburgh triumph.
Simon Howie Chocolate Haggis: A Burns Night Brownie Alternative
For a different Burns Night, the Simon Howie Chocolate Haggis provides a tasty, melted brownie experience. It requires some effort to unpack, but the result is a rich chocolate puddle. A competitive price point makes it a solid dessert choice.
Review: Bandits Burgers, Leith Walk
Now in the old Kilted Donut unit, Bandits serves up hearty comfort food. From the titular Bandit Burger to buffalo wings and churros, the menu is packed. It’s family-run, warm, and offers a great alternative to the city’s many smash burger joints.
Review: Piggs – A Spanish Tapas Triumph in Bruntsfield
Finally visited Piggs Bruntsfield and it didn’t disappoint. A fantastic mix of wine bar energy and serious tapas. The ‘3 tapas per person’ rule works well here. Booking is essential for this 5-star Spanish experience. Highly recommended.