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enterprise, combining a wholefood vegetarian coffee house and a shop selling an intriguing selection of gifts, toys, crafts and books.
We know that even if you are not a vegetarian, you will enjoy our good home cooking, whether it be a full meal or just a fresh fruit scone or cake and coffee
0 W Helios Fountain is situated at the west end of the historic Crassmarket, below the castle. It is a unique
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the rusty hulk moored at the Shore in unusual marine lite like barracuda. ' % beads 0' (‘rYSldl bdllS, W00d9" lOYS 0' dllemdlive
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The Ship is not the ship. That is, it's not salmon and scallops. and more
Leith since time immemorial and With chefs Christine Sidgewick
which, inlormed opinion says, will (ex-Merchants) and Mary Walker at the open in late June as an upmarket helm, The Ship is sailing fair to restaurant. Instead, The Ship is 3 become an interesting rival to its lirme land-based bistro/bar, although neighbour, The Shore. (Julie Morrice) there is a nautical suggestion in its The Ship, 24—26 The Shore, Leith, dark wood furnishings and breezy 555 0409. Mon—Sat noon—2.30pm and
atmosphefe- F00d is maian "Shit, 5—1 1 pm; Sun noon-4pm. Bar open all reasonably priced at 24—25 for main day from June. -
books, we have something to suit everyone.
Open 10am—6pm Mon—Sat 7 GRASSMARKET, EDINBURGH, 031 229 7884
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