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This is a preview of the full content of our Edinburgh’s Best app.

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Eat & Drink Leith

Most places to eat in Leith are concentrated in two areas: The Shore, a harbour area beloved of gastropubs and fine dining; and Leith Walk, where a medley of cheap ethnic eateries thrive along the road that leads down to Leith from the Broughton & Calton districts.

Drinking

Leith Walk is also lined with pubs of all stripes, from non-nonsense drinking dens to hipster haunts. The closer you get to Leith the fewer of the latter you'll find.

With plenty of outdoor, harbourside perches, The Shore is among Edinburgh's finest places to drink away a sunny summer afternoon.

Meal & price codes

All eating options in this app have be labelled with at-a-glance codes in their subtitles:

b/l/d = breakfast/lunch/dinner
£/££/£££ = most mains under-£10/£10–20/£20+

Fingal

Floating luxury (l,d; £££)

The Kitchin

French-influenced, Michelin-Starred food (l,d; £££)

Martin Wishart

“Scotland’s next big thing...” Gordon Ramsay (l,d; £££)

Port o Leith

Gregarious old sailor's bar

Vittoria on the Walk

Fabulous thin-crust pizza (l,d; ££)

Image by Edinburgh Blog