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[u/False-Interaction-57]

I have gone over many of the suggestions from prior posts for restaurant ideas. Still, I feel like they either aren't exactly what I am looking for, or Google Images doesn't show off the feeling that I am describing unless you've been there and can attest to that vibe. I am looking for the quite small, hole-in-the-wall, nice, dimly-lit, neighborhood-ie type of place? I hope this description makes sense. I hate places that feel so wide-open, bright, 'feels like a chain restaurant' type. Any inspiration is greatly appreciated!!!

Tracked my heritage back thru the isle of barra and I'm going thru a tour of Scotland to meet a distant family member. Treating myself along the way to some good eats!! 🩵

[u/mos_eisely_]

You're describing many Edinburgh restaurants

[u/bobmbface]

Three Birds might fit the bill, great food, a local favourite

[u/Blue_wine_sloth]

Check out the pubs on rose street, I think some of those will fit what you’re looking for. Or pubs in other parts of the city, there are many.

[u/Tall-Ad4941]

Have you tried Eórna? They only have 12 seats and you’re all served the same tasting menu. Pretty intimate and special.

[u/False-Interaction-57 → u/Tall-Ad4941]

Booked!

[u/Tall-Ad4941 → u/False-Interaction-57]

Aw cool. I went a couple weeks back, it was really nice.

[u/l_sch → u/False-Interaction-57]

Very similar vein is The Table, Eleanore and Skua might fit the bill as well.

[u/Flaky-Walrus7244]

Dogstar and Dùthchas both fit the bill

[u/False-Interaction-57 → u/Flaky-Walrus7244]

Dogstar looks so good! I'm sadly in the area from Monday - Thursday (leaving Thursday morning) and it's only open starting Thursday evenings 😭

[u/bluemakicat]

Domenico's?