Queensferry

We enjoyed the build your platter with a drink. The food was fresh and tasty and there was a generous serving on the board. The only downside was the lack of choice for non-alcoholic drinks.

We went here on the last day of the year. A bit packed but waiting time wasn’t too long. Friendly service. We ordered the platter and duck salad. 10 choices for a big platter was quite a good choice. The pork rib was awesome! However, the duck salad was a big disappointment. We barely saw any duck, plus it was tasteless.

Good pub food but was one of the best pub food restaurants 5+ years ago when it hummed as Queens Ferry, it was hard to get a table at lunch time back then. All beef and lamb based dishes are still on point and a good bet...

We were in the mid city for a meeting the other day and decided to lunch at The Lobby which is housed in the old Queens Ferry building. We were warmly greeted and seated outside in Vulcan Lane. We ordered a Saw Mill Pilsner and Pale Ale, the Nachos and a side of fries to share. The beers were both complex in different ways and refreshing. The Nachos had pulled beef, tomatoes, refried beans, jalapeños and sour cream on a heap of corn chips the serving was deliciously tasty and enormous! The Nachos are advertised as for 2 to share, but this quantity could be easily shared by 3 or more certainly too much for us two and we ended up taking home a 'doggy bag '. The fries were also very good, light and crispy. This is a very good venue to share a craft beer and good value food.

Stopped by for dinner and drinks. <br/ <br/ The first thing I noticed was the myriad of plants hanging from the ceiling. The restaurant was quite bright so it was quite nice.<br/ <br/ Tried the crispy duck burger since I was intrigued with it. The burger was nice but it wasn't crispy. Nice amount of shredded duck but I thought a bit more slaw would've been nice. <br/ <br/ Overall it was quite a nice place and the menu did have a few things to choose from. The service was really good.