Food was very average, at best! Staff were very nice.
nicolelQ268EJ
We went here for my brother birthday before going to the playhouse for wicked. Absolutely amazing service, outstanding food and I couldn’t believe the prices. We had 2 courses and the portion was great. Service was great, checking everything was ok for us and trying to make the experience perfect. My brother has special needs and they made his birthday very special. We all had a complimentary glass of bubbles including him. Very inclusive which we appreciated as a family. We had brought our own birthday cake however were all too full. They then brought us over a complimentary fruit plate. We go to Edinburgh for shows a lot but never tried here. We will be back! I’ve always found customer service in the capital quite poor. Elliot’s has restored my faith! Thank you so much for a lovely experience
Karine Foulatier
Superb decor, very friendly young waiters, simple but quality menu
Renata K
great restaurant, nice staff, delicious food.
Kelly h
Waited 40 minutes to be served for drinks. Waited a further 30 minutes for steaks. Mediocre at best.
LizzieC1955
Food awful. Haggis ravioli starter was lukewarm at best. Fish and chip main course awful. Fish overcooked and batter very hard. Scottish Burger looked horrible and my friend left most if it. Very poor experience. Very disappointing and would not recommend. I ordered a drink from the bar and was charged 10% for delivery of drink as well as a service charge being added to food bill. Won't be back any time soon. Restaurant has definitely gone down hill.
patrick garzon
Last minute plans for dinner and it was a welcomed surprise. Garlic Pizza and Sticky Lemon Chicken starters were delicious. Had the Peppercorn Steak as a main and that was pretty solid as well! Also loved the Breast Cancer Charity when buying drinks.Can be a little hard to find since there wasn't a sign with the name anywhere but it's in the Apex Hotel passed the front desk to the right. Hopefully that helps!
Mila Light
NOT DOG-FRIENDLY. We walked for 20 minutes to find this restaurant because it was listed as dog-friendly. You don't see the name Eliot's anywhere. We entered through Apex Hotel. The menu says Tony's road trip or Singh's road trip. My husband went in to find the restaurant and make sure it would be OK to have lunch with our miniature poodle. A girl from the staff said it was OK. We went in and sat at a table only to be told by a young waiter that we couldn't stay because of the dog. The manager came out to confirm dogs are not allowed and apologised. Still not impressed. Train your staff better. Change the listing of your business on Google.
PamelaL01
Tony's Road Trip Excellent food and wonderful staff Mayada couldn't do enough for us, she is lovely. If you've not been, you've missed out.
chipm198
After seeing much hype about Tony Singhs Indian street food promotion we booked it for dinner but had a very mediocre meal served on cold plates. Underwhelming at best.
Food after cinema, inexpensive and we were well looked after.
Ethan Ohs
This was a pleasant surprise.After a day of travel and then being caught out in the rain trying to find food we stumbled across this place. Though it was called Tony’s and was hosting a pop up chef.The menu was interesting with a wide range of street food that was an excellent value for money.Staff were friendly and helpful and we enjoyed how kind they were. It was a pleasure talking to them.The food was full of flavour and we ate some interesting takes on street food classics. The tacos were slightly disappointing as they were hard shell, but otherwise I cannot fault most of the meal.
Matilda Morris
Masala Dosa Chatt unbelievably tasty. Huge as a side probably have as a main next time. Flavours jumping around my mouth!
Benjamin Canfield
I enjoyed my food, but the service was a bit disorganized. The restaurant was rolling out a menu exploring Indian street food. Entrees were good, but drinks and ordering took too long and items we ordered were missed. Staff was friendly and tried hard.
Michael W
The menu offered a rather limited variety of options and my soup was only warm and was served in an odd sort of triangular dish, with a moderate slice of bread. Service friendly but slow. - However, all the usual options were available for breakfast, for which I would give at least 4 stars.
Food was very average, at best! Staff were very nice.
We went here for my brother birthday before going to the playhouse for wicked. Absolutely amazing service, outstanding food and I couldn’t believe the prices. We had 2 courses and the portion was great. Service was great, checking everything was ok for us and trying to make the experience perfect. My brother has special needs and they made his birthday very special. We all had a complimentary glass of bubbles including him. Very inclusive which we appreciated as a family. We had brought our own birthday cake however were all too full. They then brought us over a complimentary fruit plate. We go to Edinburgh for shows a lot but never tried here. We will be back! I’ve always found customer service in the capital quite poor. Elliot’s has restored my faith! Thank you so much for a lovely experience
Superb decor, very friendly young waiters, simple but quality menu
great restaurant, nice staff, delicious food.
Waited 40 minutes to be served for drinks. Waited a further 30 minutes for steaks. Mediocre at best.
Food awful. Haggis ravioli starter was lukewarm at best. Fish and chip main course awful. Fish overcooked and batter very hard. Scottish Burger looked horrible and my friend left most if it. Very poor experience. Very disappointing and would not recommend. I ordered a drink from the bar and was charged 10% for delivery of drink as well as a service charge being added to food bill. Won't be back any time soon. Restaurant has definitely gone down hill.
Last minute plans for dinner and it was a welcomed surprise. Garlic Pizza and Sticky Lemon Chicken starters were delicious. Had the Peppercorn Steak as a main and that was pretty solid as well! Also loved the Breast Cancer Charity when buying drinks.Can be a little hard to find since there wasn't a sign with the name anywhere but it's in the Apex Hotel passed the front desk to the right. Hopefully that helps!
NOT DOG-FRIENDLY. We walked for 20 minutes to find this restaurant because it was listed as dog-friendly. You don't see the name Eliot's anywhere. We entered through Apex Hotel. The menu says Tony's road trip or Singh's road trip. My husband went in to find the restaurant and make sure it would be OK to have lunch with our miniature poodle. A girl from the staff said it was OK. We went in and sat at a table only to be told by a young waiter that we couldn't stay because of the dog. The manager came out to confirm dogs are not allowed and apologised. Still not impressed. Train your staff better. Change the listing of your business on Google.
Tony's Road Trip Excellent food and wonderful staff Mayada couldn't do enough for us, she is lovely. If you've not been, you've missed out.
After seeing much hype about Tony Singhs Indian street food promotion we booked it for dinner but had a very mediocre meal served on cold plates. Underwhelming at best.
Restaurantji Recommends
Food after cinema, inexpensive and we were well looked after.
This was a pleasant surprise.After a day of travel and then being caught out in the rain trying to find food we stumbled across this place. Though it was called Tony’s and was hosting a pop up chef.The menu was interesting with a wide range of street food that was an excellent value for money.Staff were friendly and helpful and we enjoyed how kind they were. It was a pleasure talking to them.The food was full of flavour and we ate some interesting takes on street food classics. The tacos were slightly disappointing as they were hard shell, but otherwise I cannot fault most of the meal.
Masala Dosa Chatt unbelievably tasty. Huge as a side probably have as a main next time. Flavours jumping around my mouth!
I enjoyed my food, but the service was a bit disorganized. The restaurant was rolling out a menu exploring Indian street food. Entrees were good, but drinks and ordering took too long and items we ordered were missed. Staff was friendly and tried hard.
The menu offered a rather limited variety of options and my soup was only warm and was served in an odd sort of triangular dish, with a moderate slice of bread. Service friendly but slow. - However, all the usual options were available for breakfast, for which I would give at least 4 stars.