Lam's - Edinburgh

Nice little Spanish restaurant, quite hidden away just off Nicolson Street. read more Nice little Spanish restaurant, quite hidden away just off Nicolson Street.

As we were looking for a tapas restaurant that wasn't too expensive, and still had a table for two on a Saturday night, we stumbled upon La Sal. read more As we were looking for a tapas restaurant that wasn't too expensive, and still had a table for two on a Saturday night, we stumbled upon La Sal.

This Tapas restaurant is a lively, cosy place tucked on the corner of a cobbled side alley close to the Pleasance. I have never been to Spain and have not read more This Tapas restaurant is a lively, cosy place tucked on the corner of a cobbled side alley close to the Pleasance. I have never been to Spain and have not

The restaurant served dishes of incredibly high quality, leaving me eager to return for another visit. I highly recommend that others seize the earliest opportu... read more The restaurant served dishes of incredibly high quality, leaving me eager to return for another visit. I highly recommend that others seize the earliest opportunity to dine there.

Arriving at La Sal on Howden Street at 9:35 pm on a Wednesday night may seem like a daring decision, with the kitchen getting ready to close and the staff likel... read more Arriving at La Sal on Howden Street at 9:35 pm on a Wednesday night may seem like a daring decision, with the kitchen getting ready to close and the staff likely eager to go home. Despite the late hour, I was greeted with a polite friendliness as I entered the restaurant. The atmosphere was welcoming, and I was pleasantly surprised by the impressive culinary experience that awaited me. The restaurant, with its spacious interior (complete with a dance floor for flamenco shows), seemed to hint at larger possibilities. Unfortunately, I did not have the opportunity to fully explore all that La Sal has to offer. The service was...