Eleanore serves up a wide variety of dishes that cater for meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans alike. Local ingredients are the heart of what they do, ranging from fresh oysters to crab croustade.

The restaurant’s Scandinavian-style décor also showcases their focus on nature, creating an atmosphere that feels like a breath of fresh air.

Located on Castlehill with views of Edinburgh Castle, Cannonball has a storied history of providing authentic Scottish dishes cooked with local produce. The restaurant is built out of a 17th century townhouse and is comprised of 3 floors: a top level where most customers will be served, a middle floor whisky bar, and a private dining area on the bottom floor.

When we say the food at Cannonball is fresh, we mean it. By working with local suppliers, the chefs can cook their meals with exquisite ingredients like shellfish and lamb. The rotating monthly menu also ensures you’re getting a unique culinary experience every time you visit.

The menu at The Waterside Bistro in Haddington is full of locally-sourced and delicious dishes. From Shetland mussels to fresh seabass, The Waterside Bistro serves up food crafted from authentic produce and highlights the area’s reputation as a wellspring of incredible ingredients.

You can enjoy a meal inside or next to the nearby River Tyne, where you can take in the sights as you relax.

This family-owned gastropub is an ideal spot to enjoy some tasty comfort food. Alongside burger and steak dishes, you can order traditional Scottish delicacies such as haggis or Cullen skink. A dedicated kids menu means you can bring the whole family and keep the little ones happy, too.

Not only that, there’s an outside bar & grill area for when the sun is shining down; perfect for relaxing in as you watch the world go by.

For splashing out on world-class cuisine, there are few better places around Edinburgh than Heron. This Michelin star restaurant is understated from the outside, but inside you’ll find sublime dishes sourced straight from the local harbours such as Orkney scallops and mackerel. The vegetarian, vegan and pescatarian menus also share the same stellar level of quality, featuring the likes of fresh asparagus with wild garlic and juniper-seasoned monk fish.

If you find yourself in Edinburgh and want to go all-out, or perhaps you have a special occasion to celebrate, get yourself to Heron.

When staying at Coldingham Bay Leisure Park, you won't have to travel far to find delicious, great-value food and drinks. The Drift Inn offers a rolling menu serving a variety of dishes catering to all ages, with vegetarian options, too. It also has a pet-friendly area for those bringing their four-legged friend along.

The Drift Inn is open to visitors - if you're in the area, why not stop by for a tasty bite to eat and a refreshing drink?

This homely bar and restaurant is all about appreciating traditional Scottish food, made using healthy, locally sourced ingredients. With incredible views over the city, it's a great place to visit on a nice evening and enjoy the sunset from their terrace. 

With vegan, vegetarian, and children's options on the menu, everyone is welcome at Makars.