Educated Flea

Educated Flea Restaurant – 32b Broughton St, Edinburgh

Super wee wine list, all on offer by different glass sizes, 500ml carafes, bottles or even 1 litre carafes.

Scottish craft beers and plenty of softy options… Book a table and look forward to a warm welcome smile, maybe a cheeky giggle and a generally super time in a great neighbourhood.

As Three Birds’ and Apiary's baby sister, we serve up equally quality provisions in a dinky dining space - private parties of 20+ welcome... Our 2 course lunch is only £12, every day, with the addition of brunch options from 10am.

And 2 courses for pre-theatre are £15, unlimited menu choice, from 5pm daily.

So whether you’re after a quick refuel, a boozy lunch, or a Birds & Beasts feast, we are here for you.

http://educatedflea.co.uk

New Summer 2016 Openings in Edinburgh

Read on to discover some of the hottest openings in Edinburgh that are set to be the next big thing over the coming months... You can't walk past the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa on Lothian Road this summer without venturing into their new gin terrace.

Edinburgh's newest French restaurant has opened up in New Town, providing residents with scrumptious French cuisine in stylish surroundings.

So if you fancy a true taste of France in the heart of the city this summer, head along to their brand new restaurant on Frederick Street.

Another recent addition to the trailblazing retail street the New Waverley Arches, Gannet & Guga offers up healthy, tasty and ethical food and produce.

Already a fans favourite in Leith, The Chop House is now opening its second restaurant at the New Waverley Arches, offering up residents in town the best steakhouse with dry-aged Scottish beef and on the bone ribs.

Apiary Restaurant – 33 Newington Rd, Edinburgh

Super wee wine list, all on offer by different glass sizes, 500ml carafes, bottles or even 1 litre carafes.

Scottish craft beers and plenty of softy options… Book a table and look forward to a warm welcome smile, maybe a cheeky giggle and a generally super time in a great neighbourhood.

CONTACT – Apiary Restaurant

CONTACT – Three Birds Restaurant

New Town, new baby sister!!

Educated Flea is open at 10am to serve brunch and coffees then lunch and dinner every day.

As Three Birds’ bigger little sister, Apiary serves up equally quality provisions in a big bright space with intimate booth seating as well as room for bigger groups, family parties, work dinners etc.

We open at 10am to serve brunch and coffees then lunch and dinner every day.

Educated Flea (32b Broughton Street, Edinburgh) | The List

Creative menu offering new takes, twists and fusions on bistro classics in ample servings The 2017/18 edition of The List's Eating & Drinking Guide is out now – only £5.95 (+ ).

Birds do it, bees do it, now Educated Flea does it in lively, foodie Broughton Street.

From the team that brought Edinburgh the bistro delights of Three Birds and Apiary, the hits keep coming as Educated Flea completes its first merry year.

Nibble on some crispy pigs ear and aioli or feta and pistachio dip while debating the creative menu options and sipping wine.

Mangorita mess tosses toasted meringue and ginger nuts with mango and tequila cream in a surprising twist that leaves Eton in the shade.

The best new Edinburgh bars and restaurants to check out during ...

Looking to check out some new bars and restaurants while in Edinburgh for the Festival?

However, a lot can change in a year and some excellent new bars and eateries have popped up in and around the city since last year’s Fringe.

With that in mind, we’ve picked out some of the best new bars and restaurants to check out while you’re in the city for this year’s event.

Think wings, gourmet burgers and sourdough pizzas (oh yeah, and of course, bacon mac and cheese) accompanied by some of the hippest American craft beers and cocktails and for prices that won’t break the bank.

The Society releases a new selection of its rare single cask single malt whiskies every month, which will provide the bar an excitingly transient menu, with new options to explore on a regular basis.

The best restaurants to eat in before a show at the Edinburgh ...

With the Festival returning to the capital, we asked some of the best bloggers and reviewers in the city to pick out the best places to eat before a show.

Nicki said: “I’d pick Ting Thai Caravan on Teviot Place, it’s in the heart of a lot of Fringe action and is a great Thai, no frills, street food place.

For an informal festival vibe, I recommend eating from the various street food vendors at George Square Gardens and in St Andrew’s square.”

Kirsty said: “For any of the big shows at the EICC, such as Trainspotting Live, there is Chop Chop, an Edinburgh institution on Morrison Street which serves the best Chinese food in Scotland.

The service is quick but it is a busy place so best to book.

Edinburgh's Best Restaurants - Selected by Edinburgh's Food ...

Edinburgh is heaven for foodies, there are so many wonderful restaurants spread around the city that it can be difficult to decide where to eat.

We haven’t even scratched the surface of Edinburgh’s restaurant offering, so we’ve turned to some experts when it comes to eating out to create a handy guide to Edinburgh’s best restaurants.

Whenever we visit somewhere new, we’ll try to find out what the local bloggers are eating.

Here’s hoping this guide will help you get the most out of Edinburgh, whether you live here or are planning on visiting.

Huge thanks to all the bloggers who have helped create this guide to Edinburgh’s best restaurants, be sure to give them a follow on social media using the links below to hear more great restaurant recommendations: