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L’Escargot Blanc is an atmospheric French bistro on Queensferry Street in Edinburgh’s West End. Vintage French posters and monochrome photos give it a dash of Parisian chic while the food is simple but packed with flavour and very carefully sourced. Many would say that the two L’Escargot restaurants are among the most authentic French restaurants in Edinburgh.

Cucina is a vibrant, bustling restaurant, open all day from breakfast until late. Using fresh, seasonal ingredients and hearty flavours, Cucina’s authentic modern cooking is inspired by classic Italian cuisine.

Part of the Parliament House Hotel, MP’s Bistro is tucked away on Calton Hill, just a couple of minutes from Princes Street and Waverley train station. Refurbished in the spring of 2013, MP’s Bistro uses fresh, local ingredients to create menus with a distinct Scottish flavour. As well as offering an a la carte choice, the pre-theatre menu is very popular, thanks in part to the proximity of MP’s Bistro to Edinburgh Playhouse.

Boteco Do Brasil is a new, vibrant restaurant and bar in Edinburgh, bringing a taste of Brazil to the capital’s diners. Located on Lothian Street in the Old Town, Boteco Do Brasil is home to a wide range of traditional dishes, unique cocktails and bright decor. With a large tapas and a la carte menu, visitors can sample the true taste of Brazil and enjoy Brazilian music in the evening, which creates an exciting carnival buzz.

Named after the Royal Yacht Britannia which is berthed nearby, Britannia Spice is located in a former whisky warehouse on Commercial Street. The restaurant itself is in ship-shape condition; immaculately clean with rope ladders and ships’ helms carefully chosen to accentuate the maritime theme. Britannia Spice serves multi-ethnic cuisine with dishes from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Thailand.

Extremely well located on Waterloo Place, Elliot’s Bar and Restaurant lends itself to business lunches, pre-theatre dinners; a mid-afternoon shopping stop, after work drinks or a romantic dinner. Its bright, modern design blends seamlessly with period features such as the corniced ceilings and Georgian windows and fireplace.

Tucked under the Scottish National Gallery and with spectacular views across Princes Street Gardens to Waverley, The Scottish Cafe and Restaurant is a spacious, daytime venture which acts as a showcase for Scotland’s artisan producers. The Continis, the owners, even grow some ingredients for their restaurants in their own kitchen garden.

Mumbai Mansion offers a contemporary take on Indian cuisine in its spacious, bright, exposed brick interior decor restaurant overlooking the bustle of Haymarket. The accent is on giving classic Indian flavours a modern makeover with close attention to style and presentation. Desserts combine western and Indian elements.

Tucked away on a cobbled lane in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, Cafe St Honore is a happy marriage between classic French decor and carefully sourced Scottish ingredients. Cafe St Honore may sound as if it is a French restaurant which has decamped to Edinburgh but, despite the elegant Gallic interior, the cooking is mainly although not exclusively modern Scottish.

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For Dine Out Edinburgh, enjoy a burger or fish and chips with a glass of wine or beer for just £15.95 at Cannonball Restaurant & Bar, a bright and airy dining room serving Scottish food at the top of a three storey former school. The lower floors feature a gelateria, porridge bar and café. The top floor decor is smart but simple and the room has panoramic views of the city including the adjacent castle.

For Dine Out Edinburgh, enjoy a burger, a side and a drink for just £15.95 at Lebowskis. The burger menu is a highlight at Lebowskis. Five classic and around half a dozen seasonal burgers can be tweaked and customised ad infinitum with an array of cheeses, sauces, meat toppings and veg sides. There are chicken, veggie, venison, haddock and pulled pork variations but the aged, mince rump steak pattie is at the heart of the ever popular burger offer at Lebowskis.

For Dine Out Edinburgh, enjoy 2 courses and a glass of wine for just £15.95 at Metro West End. The restaurant is within Apex Haymarket Hotel on Haymarket Terrace close to the train station. The restaurant is stylish yet relaxed and locally sources as much produce as possible to provide Scottish cuisine with some global influences.

For Dine Out Edinburgh, enjoy 2 courses for just £15.95. L’Escargot Bleu is a popular French restaurant on the ever buzzy Broughton Street in Edinburgh. Vintage drinks adverts, efficient service and a soundtrack of Edith Piaf set the scene for satisfying, French culinary classics. From beef carpaccio, made at the table, to pig cheek casseroles made with Sunnyside Farm pork, the emphasis at L’Escargot Bleu is on big, bold flavours and authentic French cuisine.