Orocco Pier
What makes a good restaurant? Well, delicious food of course, a lively ambience, friendly service, and – if you’re dining at Orocco Pier in South Queensferry – the most stylish dark wood décor, and stunning views of the two Forth Bridges through huge floor to ceiling windows.
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Dining With Gusto
George Street is pretty well full of restaurants which cater for business people, whether for lunchtime meetings or after work dining. Gusto is one such establishment so where better to go with your editor for Thursday lunch?
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Livingston’s Secret Restaurant
The refurbishment of Howden Park Centre has created a new space for the Muse Bistro, (a play on words from the days when this was the Mews Theatre – or is it the Muse of the Arts world?). Last week, the butcher’s son, the eco food warrior and the vegetarian gave chef Scott Kirkham (formerly of the Cramond Brig and Howie’s in Edinburgh) a try.
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Imperial Style at the Imperial Palace
I had initially popped in to the Imperial Palace to collect a takeaway, and was most impressed at how many people of Chinese ancestry were eating there. The meal I’d ordered turned out to be delightful so I decided to take my wife in one evening.
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