Jars offer delicious and generously sized treats at a reasonable price, with flavours like Chocolate S’mores and Red Velvet Cheesecake.
Radar: Hallowzine Fair
Attendees can purchase zines and participate in a crafting table with Halloween-themed collage materials to create their own zines.
Review: Kaleidoscope Bar, 28 Queen Street
The Kaleidoscope Bar in Edinburgh offers a delightful experience with its impressive whisky selection, welcoming atmosphere, and top-notch hospitality.
Review: Six by Nico’s four-course Tokyo tasting menu
Birdy and family went to Six by Nico Edinburgh – West on Queensferry Street to try out the delectable sounding four-course Tokyo tasting menu before it ended. This was a great shout for lunch.
Review: Everything can be made better when you have pasta by Tipo (Hanover Street)
If you’re looking to go for a meal somewhere that feels a bit special, Tipo is an excellent choice. Conveniently central, it ticks all the boxes and delivers an incredible dining experience that ensures you’ll want to return.
Review: Renaissance – Scotland and Europe 1480 to 1630
The Renaissance—Scotland and Europe 1480 to 1630 is a free, small, and well-formed exhibition in the National Library of Scotland on George IV Bridge. It’s tactile, offering dress-up and embroidery, but the primary audience must surely be historians, geeks, and academics.
Review: Game On at the National Museum of Scotland
At Game On at the National Museum of Scotland, you’ll find a treasure trove of over 100 playable games. And if you’re a gaming enthusiast like me, it’s not just about the games but also about the memories they evoke-at least. I tallied up at least 100 nostalgic, happy memories. Game On runs until November […]
Review: Why the newly opened Thamel is a must-visit for curry fans in Edinburgh
Girdy & Birdy headed to East London Street to check out the brand new Thamel restaurant, with its cosmopolitan Nepalese kitchen and speakeasy bar.