Had a wonderful and intimate dinner to celebrate my b-day last night. Both the wine and the food were exquisite and our group of 10 were well looked after. Thanks for having us.
Phyllis Maloney
Thoroughly enjoyed a warm rhubarb tart and a very good americano. Staff were friendly and welcoming.
Imogen Andrews
Wonderful charcuterie, really good quality produce. We love a board and have had them all around Europe, this one is up there with the best. Only thing we could give as constructive feedback is for us, the picked veg was on the soft side but appreciate that is personal preference.Decent selection of good wines. Exceptional service from Holly (Thank you) and were greeted with lovely attentive service from the maitre d.Should say this is a smarter establishment where you should make an effort. Saying that as an English lesbian couple,but they didn't judge us for walking in, in our walking gear, with suitcases, straight off the plane. It is not pretentious so do not be put off. We would Happily return. X
Janice Robertson
We went there for tea/coffee. We were dealt with quickly and politely and the drinks were fine. The premises are fresh and modern and have a gallery feel with a number of pictures on display, some for sale.A really nice place to stop on a walk down the hill from George Street to the Botanics.
Moira S
Probably the best 'cafe' we have been to.Terribly accommodating. We were concerned we would be 'those guests' and we were left feeling exceptionally well hosted.We were quite taken back as to how excellent the food was, highlight was the burratta.Thank you Max and the friendly Chef who came to say hello.
Grace Yeung
Nice cozy cafe with a proper hot kitchen. Prices on the high side for cafe setting and service, but quite and comfortable close to the city centre.
anne johnson
Good service, interesting pastries
David Semmens (DS)
Very child friendly. Accommodated our pram and made us feel very welcome.Kid-friendliness: Plenty of space between tables and children made welcome by the staff.
Alan Elliott
Perfect place for a coffee, cake and a quiet catch-up on a rainy Edinburgh afternoon.
Richard O
Very much enjoyed Italian style cuisine in a nice contemporary restaurant. Excellent burrata, was more a main course. Nice anchovies. Very nice Chicken Milanese, and Monkfish. Fabulous Tiramisu. I’m a bit of a connoisseur of tiramisu, and I order it across the world. This was possibly THE BEST. Nice drinks list. Service is perfect. The owner managers, father and son, are friendly and take their work seriously. We look forward to visiting Edinburgh again so that we can return for more great food. The walk from the centre of Edinburgh is very worth it.
Best lasagne in Edinburgh ! This was a delightful find located between Stockbridge and the city centre. A small but interesting menu will pleasantly surprise you. Great selection of wines and you can sample many of them before ordering. Servers were particularly kind and attentive.
Lauren-Glenn D
We mistook One20 for the pasta place down the street. The elegant owner offered and walked us to it. We liked him so much in that short time that we walked back to his place. “Well, this is the best Italian restaurant in Edinburgh…” Indeed, the eggplant parmagiano was light as a cloud, the artichoke tapenaud did not disappoint, the salads refreshing and the rhubarb tart, crispy and bright. The wine list is impressive and the market next door most inviting. Headed there tomorrow. C’e vediamo!
Frank Crowe
A very smart wine bar restaurant and shop/takeaway. Excellent wines too. Nice to sit out and enjoy Dundas Street when it is not too cold or wet. Wonderful Easter lunch. Had a tremendous lunch today with a friend over for the Festival. Staff and food excellent
Voyager02982550128
This was a long overdue return from Eigg to one of my favourite Edinburgh eateries - imho the best. I remembered the lasagne as being very good - I was wrong, it’s off the scale delicious - if only they’d let me have the recipe. Dessert? Hm, I eventually went for thé Tiramasu, a difficult decision as the alternatives looked equally good. I wasn’t disappointed however. Service was attentive but never obtrusive. Wine was chilled to perfection. It was busy, isn’t it always, and the atmosphere was cosy. It was a long way to come but we’ll worth it. Can’t wait for my next visit to Auld Reekie.
Andybike345
Looking for a great culinary experience, look no further than “One20” Dundas Street Edinburgh. One20 ticked all the boxes; quality, consistency and value for money. Despite a comprehensive menu we had the evening specials, anchovies on a bed of tomatoes, Angus fillet, with tiramisu to finish. For the wine connoisseur there is a staggering choice from a reported 10,000 bottles. The One20 team were exceptional, directed by the owners/executive chef, who were active on the floor and engaged throughout the evening. All-in-all a wonderful night out and highly recommended
Had a wonderful and intimate dinner to celebrate my b-day last night. Both the wine and the food were exquisite and our group of 10 were well looked after. Thanks for having us.
Thoroughly enjoyed a warm rhubarb tart and a very good americano. Staff were friendly and welcoming.
Wonderful charcuterie, really good quality produce. We love a board and have had them all around Europe, this one is up there with the best. Only thing we could give as constructive feedback is for us, the picked veg was on the soft side but appreciate that is personal preference.Decent selection of good wines. Exceptional service from Holly (Thank you) and were greeted with lovely attentive service from the maitre d.Should say this is a smarter establishment where you should make an effort. Saying that as an English lesbian couple,but they didn't judge us for walking in, in our walking gear, with suitcases, straight off the plane. It is not pretentious so do not be put off. We would Happily return. X
We went there for tea/coffee. We were dealt with quickly and politely and the drinks were fine. The premises are fresh and modern and have a gallery feel with a number of pictures on display, some for sale.A really nice place to stop on a walk down the hill from George Street to the Botanics.
Probably the best 'cafe' we have been to.Terribly accommodating. We were concerned we would be 'those guests' and we were left feeling exceptionally well hosted.We were quite taken back as to how excellent the food was, highlight was the burratta.Thank you Max and the friendly Chef who came to say hello.
Nice cozy cafe with a proper hot kitchen. Prices on the high side for cafe setting and service, but quite and comfortable close to the city centre.
Good service, interesting pastries
Very child friendly. Accommodated our pram and made us feel very welcome.Kid-friendliness: Plenty of space between tables and children made welcome by the staff.
Perfect place for a coffee, cake and a quiet catch-up on a rainy Edinburgh afternoon.
Very much enjoyed Italian style cuisine in a nice contemporary restaurant. Excellent burrata, was more a main course. Nice anchovies. Very nice Chicken Milanese, and Monkfish. Fabulous Tiramisu. I’m a bit of a connoisseur of tiramisu, and I order it across the world. This was possibly THE BEST. Nice drinks list. Service is perfect. The owner managers, father and son, are friendly and take their work seriously. We look forward to visiting Edinburgh again so that we can return for more great food. The walk from the centre of Edinburgh is very worth it.
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Best lasagne in Edinburgh ! This was a delightful find located between Stockbridge and the city centre. A small but interesting menu will pleasantly surprise you. Great selection of wines and you can sample many of them before ordering. Servers were particularly kind and attentive.
We mistook One20 for the pasta place down the street. The elegant owner offered and walked us to it. We liked him so much in that short time that we walked back to his place. “Well, this is the best Italian restaurant in Edinburgh…” Indeed, the eggplant parmagiano was light as a cloud, the artichoke tapenaud did not disappoint, the salads refreshing and the rhubarb tart, crispy and bright. The wine list is impressive and the market next door most inviting. Headed there tomorrow. C’e vediamo!
A very smart wine bar restaurant and shop/takeaway. Excellent wines too. Nice to sit out and enjoy Dundas Street when it is not too cold or wet. Wonderful Easter lunch. Had a tremendous lunch today with a friend over for the Festival. Staff and food excellent
This was a long overdue return from Eigg to one of my favourite Edinburgh eateries - imho the best. I remembered the lasagne as being very good - I was wrong, it’s off the scale delicious - if only they’d let me have the recipe. Dessert? Hm, I eventually went for thé Tiramasu, a difficult decision as the alternatives looked equally good. I wasn’t disappointed however. Service was attentive but never obtrusive. Wine was chilled to perfection. It was busy, isn’t it always, and the atmosphere was cosy. It was a long way to come but we’ll worth it. Can’t wait for my next visit to Auld Reekie.
Looking for a great culinary experience, look no further than “One20” Dundas Street Edinburgh. One20 ticked all the boxes; quality, consistency and value for money. Despite a comprehensive menu we had the evening specials, anchovies on a bed of tomatoes, Angus fillet, with tiramisu to finish. For the wine connoisseur there is a staggering choice from a reported 10,000 bottles. The One20 team were exceptional, directed by the owners/executive chef, who were active on the floor and engaged throughout the evening. All-in-all a wonderful night out and highly recommended