The Bridge Inn - Edinburgh, City of

To celebrate the birthday of my wife. it is koeliac, but in the past it has enjoyed gf meal times at the bridge. Today they had not received the fish delivery, so that only gf main was a burger. we decided to have suppe and a sweet one. eating was good, even small portions. the disappointing thing was the bill! the suppe was £8 per bowl and the little gf whispers were £8,50 and £8. we had not realized that the bridge had increased its prices.

Decided to go today for brunch but were disappointed to find the place closed till March.Doesn’t say that on the web site.Obviously needs updated

Booked for daughter in laws birthday 4 adults 3 children. 4 year old ordered pasta, basically macaroni with a sauce that looked like straight from a jar, his comments were that’s discussing, didn’t eat. As for the rest of meal was good but well over priced. Asked in the bar for 2 glasses of rose wine £19.40 thought we were drinking in George Street in Edinburgh not in a small village pub/restaurant. They have got to think about pricing.

Very nice traditional Sunday roast lunch 3 meat choices). Good plateful and friendly attentive staff.

Very disappointed. We had heard good things about this place. Very noisy atmosphere; basically a crowded pub. The food is very “artistic”, which we found to mean small portions and inflated prices. I had to send my hake back as it was undercooked; second portion arrived, smaller but still undercooked. Tiny amounts of vegetables and dots of things on the plates. We also felt very rushed indeed; three courses and we were out within a hour and a half! For the price we paid we could have enjoyed much better food and a much better atmosphere elsewhere. Very sad, as this was my birthday! One or two highlights: our waitress was very friendly and polite, so thank you to her. Also the cocktails were good; we would never come back for dinner, but we would come back for cocktails on a sunny day, sitting outside by the canal.