The Edinburgh Vegan Christmas Festival returns to Granton this November. Discover 80+ stalls, ethical gifts, and world food at this family-friendly event.
Review: Brick Journeys at The Pitt, Fringe 2025
“Brick Journeys” offers breathtaking builds and remarkable detail in a refreshing location away from the festival hub. The models are true works of art, and while the venue’s full offerings are time-dependent, the exhibition itself is a recommended, value day out.
Afternoon Teabox: Best places to (win a) picnic in Edinburgh
Inside were packing, cooling and plastic containers of neatly cut sandwiches, scones, macrons, tea (dry) and some baked goodies.
Review: Chennai’s Marina, an Indian restaurant in Goldenacre
Chennai’s Marina in Inverleith is a welcome addition to the neighborhood! This vibrant yellow restaurant has quickly become a local favorite. While it might not replace your go-to Indian restaurant for a special night out, it’s the perfect spot for a delicious and convenient meal, especially after a long day at work or a late trip. If you’re in the area, definitely give it a try!
Review: Kultura at The Pitt and the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival
This is a review of the Kultura jazz band, but it’s also a review of The Pitt, Pulp Friction and Nae Bother Foods.
Review: Green Bite Cafe & Bakery, a plant-based cafe in Inverleith
A delicious and friendly cafe and bakery which opens early enough to pop in for pre-work breakfast and sells a tempting range of plant-based treats and meals. Green Bite Cafe & Bakery is strongly recommended for this busy commuter corner of Edinburgh.
A review of Mimi’s Hatch
Wow, gorgeous and unhealthy. I’m very tempted to go back next Sunday.
Review of the Old Chain Pier, Granton
There’s a sign on the wall that says; “We don’t do fast food”. It’s not there as a bluff. There are two reasons why I’ve always had to wait when I’ve gone to the Old Chain Pier; it’s busy, and they don’t rush. It’s worth the wait. In fact, I’ve tried chilli beef nachos across […]