Gloriously intimate, Lyla is a 28 guest experience offering a tasting menu one could only dream of. Serving the freshest of fish and veg, this place prides itself on serving only the vest best of Scotland. And it does the capital city proud!
Seasonal bites, some sell-out pastries and sensational coffee, that' Ante in a nutshell. Perched just below Spry Wines, this daytime restaurant and bakery is our go-to for a spiced honey flat white with a hand laminated pain suisse on the side. The smoked salmon piled high in the seaweed brioche, fennel slaw and pickled cucumber is equally scrumptious. Lunch sorted!
Spry Wines reminds us of all the reasons why bottle shops have come back into vogue. Forget fancy cocktail bars, now we're all about those natural wines which promise better flavour, and less of the aftermath after one too many. This neighbourhood gem serves the crème de la crème of organic wine. Pop by for a glass, share some small plates, or grab a bottle to go.
What started as a small venture by two bakers has now turned into a renown sourdough bakery serving speciality coffee, incredible pastries, and artisan bread. With eight stores if you're looking for sweet fix, or savoury loaf then rest-assured you shouldn't be too far from a Twelve Triangles.
From the family behind Edinburgh favorite, Timberyard, comes Montrose - a restaurant, wine bar and slightly more jovial neighbourhood hook up. The seasonal set menus are no exception to the good cooking; expect punchy flavors and oodles of deliciousness.