Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Eating
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Cafe Fish
££
Sustainable sourcing is a big thing at Cafe Fish - the menu is keen to point out the proven-
ance of the seafood on offer, most of which comes from Scottish waters. The setting is a
converted 1930s art deco bank building, with an open kitchen and stainless-steel and alu-
minium counters and tables.
( 225 4431;
www.cafefish.net
; 15 NW Circus Pl; mains £15-21;
lunch & dinner Tue-Thu, noon-9.30pm Fri & Sat, noon-4pm Sun; ;
SEAFOOD
24, 29, 42)
4
Buffalo Grill
££
AMERICAN
This Stockbridge incarnation of Buffalo Grill is a bit more spacious than the original
branch in Chapel St, but has the same Wild West decor and beefy, all-American menu. Un-
like the original branch this place is fully licensed, but they still allow you to BYOB if you
prefer (£1 corkage per bottle of wine).
( 332 3864;
www.buffalogrill.co.uk
; 1 Raeburn Pl; mains
£9-19;
6-10.30pm Mon-Thu, to 11pm Fri, 5-11pm Sat, to 10.30pm Sun;
24, 32, 49)
5
Songkran II
££
Songkran II dishes up the same menu of excellent Thai food as the West End branch, but in
the more romantic atmosphere of a 17th-century town house, decorated with Thai paint-
ings, statues and wood-carvings.
( 225 4804; 8 Gloucester St;
THAI
noon-2.30pm & 6-10.45pm
Mon-Sat, 6-10.45pm Sun;
24, 29, 42)
