Cibo e ristoranti a Midlothian

“Wonderful traditional pub in Morningside. A good pint and great people watching. ”

“Lovely local pub and great food. Dog and child friendly with a small box of toys to keep kids entertained”

“Overlooking the beautiful River Esk in the tranquil conservation village of Lasswade in Midlothian, the Paper Mill is an airy, natural wood restaurant and bar with terrace, situated within a historic former paper mill. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, serving a range of modern European fare made from local produce.”

“This gastro style pub is a great place for food within the cosy restaurant or a quick coffee at their recently opened café. The Sun Inn sits in view of Newbattle Viaduct, a grand piece of historic engineering that carries the Borders Railway line over the River South Esk in Newtongrange. The viaduct was re-opened in 2015 following the railway line being reinstated.”

“Lovely, wee Italian that offers very reasonably priced take out and is open late. Cozy, cafe atmosphere and themed nights.”

“Delicious food in very comfortable surroundings. Just as nice for a celebration dinner with all the family or friends as for a cosy night out for couples.”

“Breakfast, lunch and dinner - "a melting pot of French, North African and Scottish influences".”

“This is a stunning destination with the park home to the award-winning Restoration Yard Store, Restaurant, Coffee Bar and Wellbeing Lab plus Fort Douglas Adventure Play Park. Enjoy brunch, lunch and afternoon tea in the restaurant, a play in Fort Douglas or shop Restoration Yard's beautiful collections from fashion to homeware, stationary, books, kids, accessories, menswear, kids toys, furniture and more. Pick up a map and head out on one of the many waymarked walking trails along the river and in ancient woodlands.”

“Overlooking the beautiful River Esk in the tranquil conservation village of Lasswade in Midlothian, the Paper Mill is an airy, natural wood restaurant and bar with terrace, situated within a historic former paper mill. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, serving a range of modern European fare made from local produce.”

“There are 11.5 miles of signed countryside paths through woodlands and the Tyne Valley at this beautiful park. Information is shown on panels in the park and on a map which is available either from the park ranger or downloadable from the Midlothian Council website. The park is also home to the Tree Top Café, an eighteen hole Footgolf course and a large adventure play park with picnic areas and open lawns.”

“A nice locally run restaurant, ideal for lunch, mostly does crepes, but also has some good soups. ”

“This place has a great vibe and lovely selection of food. The coffee is the best around. They are very friendly people and like a good chat. ”

“For breakfast or brunch. Many others also further along Morningside Road.Local family businesses. ”

“One of Edinburgh's many independent specialist coffee shops that serves delicious coffee. ”

“Molly's is a great little café at nearby Juniper Green. It's 20 minutes walk down the road or would make a nice stop on a walk along the Water of Leith.”

“Lovely sourdoughs, pastries, brownies, speciality breads like Courgette and Chive Couronne, this place has a great selection of freshly baked breads. Check out the Covenanters Loaf.”

“largest supermarket in Morningside and hence largest selection of groceries.”

“Local store of national chain, Tesco. Sells pretty much everything you'll need.”