Café St Honoré - Edinburgh

Cracking dinner on NYE. Great service from attentive and fun staff. Gave me very mild static about the notion of serving a birthday cake we had brought with us to someone in our party (of ten people paying more than £100 each! but eventually reason won the day and they brought it out candles and all. Fabulous beef and croquettes in particular.

Hidden gem a few steps off Thistle Street(on Thistle St North West Lane) is our new favorite restaurant in Edinburgh! I had the Scottish steak and my wife had the cauliflower soup with the broccoli/cheese appetizer. Service is excellent, the room is warm and comfortable. Good wine selection and the prices are reasonable for a high quality meal. If you can find it, you should try it!

Visiting the area for a few days and decided to stop in and it was totally the right decision. This place has a cool 1920s vibe the staff was great I felt welcomed and well received. I also felt confident in my waitresses recommendations. I got the scallop and black pudding and it was excellent! Certainly what I would qualify as fine dining.

It's a bit out of the way and sort of just looks like a pub from the outside. But it ended up being a truly memorable lunch. The crispy goats cheese and cranberry organic salad was probably my favorite. Organic parsnip and apple soup was also really tasty and worth ordering on a cold Edinburgh day. Deer cottage pie was also terrific. I don't thInk I ever had had deer before honestly, it was sort of like minced beef but another clear winner. Overall, this was a spot that I felt really did live up to its reviews.

Very nice place. A real bistro in a Small sweet alley. Food was good and prices are ok.