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Broughton Deli
£
CAFE
Mismatched cafe tables and chairs in a bright, attractive back room behind the deli
counter provide an attractive setting for weekend brunch just off the main drag of the New
Town's bohemian Broughton St. Brunch (served till 2pm, or 3pm on Sunday) includes
American-style pancakes, veggie fryups, and poached eggs on toast with organic smoked
salmon.
( 558 7111;
www.broughton-deli.co.uk
; 7 Barony St; mains £6-10;
8am-7.30pm Mon-
Sat, 11am-5pm Sun;
;
8)
Centotre
££
A palatial Georgian banking hall enlivened with fuchsia-pink banners and aubergine
booths is home to this lively, child-friendly Italian bar and restaurant (see 43 , B4),
where the emphasis is on fresh, authentic ingredients (produce imported weekly from Mil-
an, homemade bread and pasta), and uncomplicated enjoyment of food.
( 225 1550;
www.centotre.com
;
103 George St; mains £13-20;
ITALIAN
7.30am-midnight Mon-Sat, 10am-10pm Sun;
;
all Princes St buses)
17
L'Escargot Bleu
££
FRENCH
This cute little bistro is as Gallic as garlic but makes fine use of quality Scottish produce -
the French- speaking staff will lead you knowledgeably through a menu that includes au-
thentic Savoyard
tartiflette, quenelle
of pike with lobster sauce, and pigs' cheeks braised
in red wine with roast winter vegetables. Two-course lunch and early-bird menu (5.30pm
to 7pm) is £13.
( 556 1600;
www.lescargotbleu.co.uk
; 56 Broughton St; mains £13-18;
lunch
& dinner Mon-Sat;
8)
18
Urban Angel
££
A wholesome deli that puts the emphasis on fair-trade, organic and locally sourced pro-
duce, Urban Angel is also a delightfully informal cafe-bistro that serves all-day brunch
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