Porto & Fi celebrates 19 years in Newhaven as a family-run success. This bright bistro offers a standout cake counter, hearty Scottish brunch, and a licensed dinner menu featuring Cullen Skink. A must-visit at the end of the Edinburgh tram line.
Review: Stone Fired Artisan Pizza, Newhaven
I’m fussy about my pizza, so let me break it to you – Stone Fired Artisan Pizza is a contender!
Review: Pier House, a coffee house and seafood restaurant by Newhaven Harbour
A newly opened surf-and-turf/coffee house combo that opens early and closes late, looks gorgeous, and serves generous portions.
Review: La Cime Deli in Trinity
La Cime is a lovely little deli cafe in Trinity, just a stone’s throw from Victoria Park. You can pop in for a coffee, buy some sauces from the shop, or stay longer for a little sit-down meal and tempting cake. The deli has been an immediate hit; one visit will be enough to tell you why.
Review: Harbour Bistro, Newhaven
Newhaven’s Harbour Bistro has impressed everyone I know who knows about this discreet gem. The food here is Master Chef quality, at least the highest tier I can imagine, and incredibly reasonably priced. I absolutely recommend the friendly vibe, the trip to Edinburgh’s waterfront and time in the charming restaurant.
A review of Rishi’s Indian Aroma, an Indian restaurant on Lindsay Road
An absolute gem of a discovery. Delicious Indian food in a clean, quick and friendly restaurant.
A review of Mimi’s Hatch
Wow, gorgeous and unhealthy. I’m very tempted to go back next Sunday.
A review of Prezzo, Newhaven
Prezzo has a remarkable location out in Newhaven habour. You can sit outside this Prezzo, on a raised deck, just a pizza crust throw from the water. In some ways it rivals the view from the Old Chain Pier as you can see inland as well as out to sea. Alternatively, as I always do, […]