Madogs Cocktail Grill

Was for the first time in a few years on Friday night (6th October in madogs and it was like old times. the music was fantastic, brilliant dj! (he was not even harassed by our constant accusations. we danced until we had thrown the time away and had the best night of all time. will be back soon....sam dj, please!

Went this afternoon with a friend after a visit to the Scottish national gallery, we only went because it was snowy and we were cold, it was almost as cold inside as outside, we bought drinks, a company grolsch and a single drambuie, a total of £8, no wonder that people not often so much in these days, my friend must buy us both dinners of the day experience.

Madogs seems to have been recently given a refit. My mum was in from out of town and suggested it for lunch as we were passing. I was sceptical, given its reputation, but I had an excellent plate of cajun chicken nachos to eat and my mum definitely enjoyed her burger, which she struggled to choose from the extensive selection. The cocktail menu looked good too, but we opted for prosecco, which was served perfectly chilled and sparkling.

I could not believe how cheap the cocktails were in this place, and follow how beautiful they were. a mojito and a heavenly daiquiri for edinburgh!? this place is a hidden gem, literally, it is in a cellar of george street. recommend in any case

But strange it could feel that lunch in madogs was pretty good. there were specific weaken with each court, but both saw bonnie and were not a million miles away, very acceptable to be