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Burns' Night
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sooner are Our New Year revelries Over, when we get another excuse for boozy excess Burns Night is almost unthinkable Without a fair quantity of alcohol, and is certainly in keeping
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accompany the haggis.
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Year OldtHighland l """““““"' £22.99) Burns' Night is not complete Without a dram or two. This is a limited edition malt that has been aged in specially chosen casks which serve to heighten the sweet Glenmorangie house style. Both on the nose and on the palate there are layers of honey, butterscotch and vanilla, but without being overly moreish. It is, however, dangerously drinkable and has all the ingredients for a memorable night. (Gordon Haggarty)
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Barioja
19 Jeffrey Street, 557 3622 Mingle With great food, excellent Wine and terrific ambience and of cOurse
Cafe Odile at Stills 606‘] Stills Gallery,
23 Cockurn St, 225 1333
dellClOUSly Simple French home- cooking. Choc’odile, ilIy coffee, Wine, patisserie, c’est si bon! Tues—Sat, 10am—5pm.
Cuba Norte
192 Morrison Street.
221 1430
Bienvenidos! Welcome to the authentic premier palador. Dance, wine and
dine in Cuba Norte sunshine.
Elephants & Bagels Nicolson Square. 668 4404.
Even more elephants aIIU Scotland’s only source of true bagels - nutritious, filling, non- fattening, inexpensive 8 utterly deliCIous!
The Elephant House 21 George N Bridge. 220 5355. ,, Hundreds of elephants, the best cappuccino in town. Great pizzas, original home ofl K Rowling, and fully Hcensed!
FiLMHouss 88 Lothian Road.
229 5932.
Relaxed, atmospheric cafe bar, serving
great value snacks, salads, specials and brilliant cappuccmos — 10am till late.
Isabel’s Cafe
83 Clerk Street. 662 4014. ' Stone walled smoke-free basement
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oaSis, serVing homemade veggie/vegan food - fresh, deliCious and cheap.
Henderson’s
94 Hanover Street.
225 2131
Scotland’s original and best healthy eating experience. Salad table/restaurant, bistro/bar, deli/shop Eat better, live better.
Tapas Olé 10 Eyre Place 8 4A Forest Road 556 2754/5537 5101 30 different tapas 10 of fish,10 of veggie,10 of meat. Live mUSlC, parties welcome.
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Wok Bar won IAI 26-30 Potterow
0131 667 8594
Freshly cooked, combining flavours of the Far East, including the tastiest dishes from Thailand, Japan, China and Malaysia and the best range of ASian beers.
Bar10 10 Mitchell Lane 572 1448
E Contemporary food, wide range of vegetarian dishes. Live Jazz Sundays
afternoons. Dls and drinks promotions.
Havana
50 Hope Street. 248 4466
Best of latin cuiSine. Half price faiitas and burritos Mon-Sat, 5—7pm.
Mao Cafe Bar M
84 BrunsWick Street 2
Merchant City. 564 516 . Mm * BAR Simple, quick and healthy Far Eastern cuisine. Eating out made easy.
Maclachlans Brew Bar
57 West Register Street 332 0595. Quality out of the ordinary with beer brewed on the premises, 100% organic food and live mu5ic.
Pancho Villas
26 Bell Street,
Merchant City. 552 7737
MeXican born owner of Pancho Villas Mayra Nunez hopes to bring some of the real Mexico to Scotland. Buen provecho.
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