Eat Out Edinburgh!Bread Street Brasserie
Bread Street Brasserie serves modern Scottish food in Edinburgh’s city centre. Our award-winning restaurant uses the highest quality ingredients and fine dining at great prices. We are within walking distance to Edinburgh Castle and owned by the DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh City Centre hotel.
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King Deluxe Room with Castle View: Enjoy stunning views of the iconic Edinburgh Castle in this stylish guestroom complete with one king bed and convenient amenities.
Meetings and Events: Four fully equipped meeting rooms are situated in the conference centre and are perfect for meetings and unique events from 8 to 40 delegates.
King Deluxe Room with Castle View: Enjoy stunning views of the iconic Edinburgh Castle in this stylish guestroom complete with one king bed and convenient amenities.
Monboddo Bar: Monboddo Bar is open daily and is a modern bar where you can unwind and indulge in a cocktail from the extensive menu or enjoy a meal from the new food menu.
Monboddo Bar: Monboddo Bar is open daily and is a modern bar where you can unwind and indulge in a cocktail from the extensive menu or enjoy a meal from the new food menu.
TartanSpoon : REVIEW - Bread Street Brasserie, Edinburgh
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The menu is a classic Scottish menu with starters such as Haggis, Neeps and Tatties with a whisky sauce, Smoked Salmon with Horseradish cream and pickled cucumber and Chef’s Soup of the Day.
On the Mains you’ll find dishes like Fish n Chips, Seabream with olives, dried tomato and basil crushed potatoes; or Slow Cooked Pork Belly with black pudding and ham hock croquette.
I choose the Pork Cutlet with mushroom duxelle, sweet potato fries and roasted cherry tomatoes with peppercorn sauce.
I chose the Warm Sticky Toffee Pudding with butterscotch sauce and vanilla ice cream.
The sticky toffee cake was super moist and smothered in the butterscotch sauce leaving enough in a pool at the bottom of the plate to scoop up extra onto your spoon with each mouthful.
Bread Street Brasserie Vegan Night Review | Vegan Edinburgh
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On the first Wednesday of every month, Bread Street Brasserie throws open its doors to vegans with a tempting fixed price three-course menu.
Given the menu changes for each vegan night, I can’t say for certain exactly what dishes will be available.
The three-course menu is only available on the first Wednesday of every month, however if you choose to go any other night I have been assured that the kitchen will still be happy to cater for vegan requirements.
To give you an idea of the calibre of food on offer, here are a few snaps of dishes they’ve served in the past: If the previous meals are anything to go by, the food at Bread Street Brasserie is absolutely cracking.
Bread Street Brasserie vegan nights generally occur on the first Wednesday of the month.
Bread Street Brasserie : : Bistros & Brasseries : Bite Magazine
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R's whole baked plaice was an impressive fish, the soft sweet flesh easily came off the bone and the drizzling of sauce vierge dotted with capers kept things fresh.
Whilst there were minor issues, some avoidable (watercress garnish on 3 of 4 savoury dishes) some not (the vast expanse required of a room that must accommodate an entire hotel's worth of breakfast guests can never feel right for a few cosy bistro tables), there were some nice ideas on the menu made with good ingredients and well-priced.
Mr Bite had fish pie with poached pollok, prawn, spinach, smoked haddock, cheddar mash and green salad (£14).
Dark Belgian chocolate cake, caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream (£5) got the nod and Mr Bite swooped.
More mint and lemon on a crisper crostini, ditto dill in the croquette, chewier meringues, but these wee things pale against the bigger picture.
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Scotland’s larder is at the heart of Bread Street Brasserie, part of DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Edinburgh City Centre.
Local suppliers and produce such as Buffalo Farm beef steaks take pride of place at Bread Street Brasserie while the kitchen takes creative inspiration from Scottish and classic European cooking.
The kitchen is particularly skilled at catering for dietary preferences and every menu item is clearly labelled.
Bread Street Brasserie is located within the DoubleTree by Hilton and is close to the Usher Hall and many of Edinburgh’s other theatres and cinemas.
Bus stops are close to Bread Street Brasserie and Haymarket train station is a brisk ten minute walk away.