Rodi - Edinburgh
Rodi
Description
Step into Rodi and let a small-family kitchen transport you to the heart of Turkey. This charming spot on Morrison Street serves honest, house-cooked dishes — from sizzling Adana to a generous Rodi Special for two — in a cosy, tastefully decorated room that feels like dining at a friend’s table. Service is bright and personal, perfect for romantic evenings, family meals or a relaxed business dinner after a conference. Located close to the city’s festival and conference quarter, Rodi pairs authentic flavours with warm hospitality for a memorable Edinburgh experience.
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Reviews of Rodi note warm, family service and authentic Turkish flavours; highlights include the Adana and Rodi Special, with occasional notes on seasoning and late-night noise.
This charming Turkish restaurant, run by a small family, offers very friendly service and fantastic food. The service is quick as well.
The traditional Turkish dishes served at this restaurant are delicious and taste homemade. It is a charming and welcoming place to dine, and I would definitely return for another visit.
The authentic food at this restaurant is absolutely amazing! The service is top-notch and I will definitely be returning soon.
We really enjoyed the Rodi Special for two. The staff were lovely and the decor was very nice. It is not far from Festival Square where we attended a show and is especially convenient for the Edinburgh International Conference Centre and Haymarket railway station. We would happily go again,
Traditional house cooked Turkish food, very tasty. beautifully hurt to visit place, made to feel really welcome. visit us again
Menu
Vegetarian Dishes
Hellumi KebabGrilled halloumi cheese + the chef’s home‐made tomato sauce on the side; served + rice.
£19Childrens Menu
Chicken Lamb Kebab And Chips£13 Hellumi Kebab And Chips£13 Kofte And Chips£13Side Orders
Portion Of Yoghurt£4Rodi Banquets
Rodi Banquet For 2 People£50
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Rodi attracts a steady stream of festival and conference-goers thanks to its Morrison Street location; regulars often ask for the Rodi Special and the house Adana — both dishes are treated like a local secret and are frequently recommended by staff for first-time visitors.
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