A performance of “Radiohead Reimagined by Candlelight” at St Giles’ Cathedral offered a unique experience where London Concertante presented instrumental, symphonic interpretations of Radiohead’s music.
Girdy & Birdy review: Gaucho x Patron, St Andrews Square
Girdy accepted an invite to take part in the collab between Edinburgh’s sizzling steak restaurant Gaucho and the tequila powerhouse Patron. Did Birdy want to come? Yes. Does Birdy drink? No, but she came along anyway. Let’s see how the evening went.
Review: Seven Drunken Nights at the Usher Hall
Seven Drunken Nights is the story of the Dubliners, an Irish band from the 60s and 70s.
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: Whisky Tasting at The Scotch Malt Whisky Society
The Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s whisky tasting provides a top-notch hospitality experience where knowledgeable hosts guide you through a curated selection of exceptional whiskies, making it a must-do for both enthusiasts and those simply curious about the world of fine spirits
Review: Mowgli, an Indian restaurant in the city centre
Mowgli offers a fun and tasty experience with its Indian street food-inspired small plates, perfect for sharing and trying various flavours, though spice levels are mild.
Review: Hot Toddy, A Scottish restaurant near the Royal Mile
Hot Toddy on Jeffrey Street is a fantastic Scottish restaurant with friendly service and delicious food. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, it’s a great place to experience Edinburgh’s culinary scene.
Review: Jars, desserts and coffee by Lister Square
Jars offer delicious and generously sized treats at a reasonable price, with flavours like Chocolate S’mores and Red Velvet Cheesecake.