The Grassmarket is a Business Improvement District (BID) where all of the businesses get together to attract more customers and improve the area with initiatives like cleaning and plants.
The Greater Grassmarket BID aims to show off the best of food and drink available in the area during their Food and Drink week.
They have a range of great offers to attract you to the area
Here is what is on offer:
El Toro Loco, Mamma’s Pizza and O’Oliviero two for one on starters and desserts
Pizza Express free dessert
Vittoria Restaurant special lunch menu and kids’ dining deal
Petit Paris 10% off
Tony Singh’s Restaurant in Apex Hotel Express lunch for £9
Graze, Cafe Piccolo, Scooby Doo’s and Cafe Jacques – Free coffee with a roll or cake
Wee Pub Haggis meal with a dram of the month from The White Hart Inn
Norrie Stewart, Grassmarket BID Project Manager, says: “The Greater Grassmarket is home to over 70 quality food and drink traders, with cuisines from around-the-world including traditional Scottish, Italian, French, Mexican, Middle Eastern and Japanese. As well as a number of fantastic restaurants and bistros, there are intimate bars, relaxed cafes and specialist stores, making the Greater Grassmarket the perfect destination to enjoy a delicious meal or quick bite to eat, or pick up unique local produce.
“We’re hoping our Food and Drink Week will put the Greater Grassmarket on the food map and encourage visitors and locals alike to sample the many dining options on offer whilst doing a bit of Christmas shopping at the same time.”
Tony Singh, chef, Tony Singh’s Restaurant in Apex Grassmarket Hotel, says: “The Greater Grassmarket steeped in history and showing off the best of Scotland’s larder, from pizzerias and mussel specialists, to artisan ice cream shops and pubs.
“It’s fantastic that you can dine where Auld Reekie ‘rough yins’ from days gone by would have had their last dram, before getting their neck stretched! Locals can often overlook this area when considering their dining out venue and this celebratory week aims to change that.”
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