For gourmet burgers, loaded fries and a warm welcome in Edinburgh’s City Centre, Bread Meats Bread on Lothian Road is a must-visit.
Review: St Leonard’s Bar, an inclusive bar in the Southside
St Leonard’s Bar is an affordable and welcoming pub in Edinburgh’s Southside, offering great food, local beers, and a friendly atmosphere away from the Festival crowds.
Review: Chilo’s, a burger restaurant on Clerk Street
Chilo’s in Edinburgh’s Southside promises big things with its monster burgers and own-brand cola. The food is good, but the messy, unclean venue lets it down. A potentially great spot for a burger fix, if you can overlook the grime.
The Best Places for Burgers in Edinburgh
The fact is that I’ve eaten loads of burgers in Edinburgh, but restaurants ebb and wane, and there are new challengers almost every week.
Review: The Boozy Cow, a burger bar in the city centre
The Boozy Cow is a popular spot for a casual night out with friends. They offer a variety of burgers and other comfort food, as well as a wide selection of drinks. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun, with loud music and friendly staff.
Review: Herringbone Abbeyhill, a restaurant on London Road
The Herringbone Abbeyhill offers a unique dining experience that is both quirky and comforting, with friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it perfect for special occasions or a casual meal with friends.
Review: Good Burger – a small, friendly burger joint in Dalry
Giant burgers and generously loaded fries from a friendly little takeaway across the road from Fountain Park. Recommended!
Review: Side Street burgers on Leith Walk
My gut feeling is that Side Street will thrive in Leith. It’s found (for better or worse) that a post-pub niche location and price points will work well.