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Bridge Bar and Restaurant

Bridge Bar and Restaurant Summary

  • Address: The Carlton Hotel, North Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1SD (Map)
  • Tel: +44 (0)131 472 3000
  • E-mail: Click here to contact
  • Cuisine(s): International, Modern, Brasserie
  • Opening Times: Mon - Sun: 18:00 - 21:30
  • Avg Price: £34.00
  • Party Planner: Group bookings & Party planner

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(Avg Price is the average cost per person for two courses, coffee, half a bottle of house wine and tip/service)

Bridge Bar and Restaurant Description

For those with an affection for the spirit of John Buchan and the more stable mores of times past, The Bridge Bar and Restaurant at the Carlton Hotel could be just your bag. At a time when long-cherished institutions are being swept away, not least in the world of restaurants, it is refreshing to find the likes of The Bridge standing firm and, more to the point, well patronised.

So expect to find traditional dishes, with maybe just a frisson of tweaking to iron out any Victorian lapses. The result is some of the finest Scots-based cooking north of the border. Service is hushed and respectful, the whole effect is that of a cosy conspiracy and understanding between served and servers. The wine list follows the same pattern and demonstrates fully the gravitas that gives The Bridge the tone of a fashionable club where the provision of quality food is an art rather than a science.

Your Reviews of Bridge Bar and Restaurant

Emma (5 February 2008)

I booked in with a small party. The staff were friendly and recommended the menu well. The menu suited everyone’s taste, also there was a reasonably priced five-course Scottish menu. My party opted for the other menu which changes daily. £18.50 for two-course or £22.50 for three was good we thought. I had fishcakes to start which were tasty. Lamb came for mains with lovely mash and root vegetables. Overall, I would recommend this for people who enjoy a hearty meal, with good service, but with that little extra of being in a hotel.

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Additional Info for Bridge Bar and Restaurant

  • Yes Children welcome
  • No Groups allowed
  • No Air conditioning
  • No Outside seating
  • Yes Reservations
  • No Cover Charge
  • House red: N/A
  • House white: N/A
  • Service charge: Not included
 
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