Orocco Pier, The

17 High Street, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, EH30 9PP

The stunning view of the Forth Rail and Road bridges from the floor to ceiling windows in Orocco Pier grab your attention immediately and become the focal point of this luxurious restaurant in Edinburgh, where the only thing surpassing the magnificence of the views is the splendid food. As part of the dining scene in a boutique hotel, breakfast options such as full Scottish breakfast with bacon, sausage, egg, haggis, black pudding, fried potatoes, tomatoes, potato scones and mushrooms are there. Accompanied with fresh orange juice, tea, coffee, toast, homemade strawberry preserve and marmalade, this is the best way to start your day! In the evening or for lunch, could choose confit of duck and spring onion wontons with a coriander and bean sprout salad, before moving on to smoked haddock topped with poached egg and mature cheddar cheese sauce on chive and garlic mash, finishing off with raspberry and Drambuie crème brulée with shortbread.

The stunning view of the Forth Rail and Road bridges from the floor to ceiling windows in Orocco Pier grab your attention immediately and become the focal point of this luxurious restaurant in Edinburgh, where the only thing surpassing the magnificence of the views is the splendid food.

As part of the dining scene in a boutique hotel, breakfast options such as full Scottish breakfast with bacon, sausage, egg, haggis, black pudding, fried potatoes, tomatoes, potato scones and mushrooms are there. Accompanied with fresh orange juice, tea, coffee, toast, homemade strawberry preserve and marmalade, this is the best way to start your day!

In the evening or for lunch, could choose confit of duck and spring onion wontons with a coriander and bean sprout salad, before moving on to smoked haddock topped with poached egg and mature cheddar cheese sauce on chive and garlic mash, finishing off with raspberry and Drambuie crème brulée with shortbread.

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Scottish, Seafood

: 08:00 - 22:00

Reservations: 0870 118 1664

17 High Street, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, EH30 9PP [Map]

£17.00    £35.00

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

REVIEWS OF Orocco Pier, The

Bobby Mac (6 February 2009)

The Orocco always seems to be buzzing; even last Monday night when we popped in on our way north, the restaurant was almost full. Great food and friendly service – it’s well worth a visit.

Adam (30 January 2009)

It’s ridiculously pretentious. A barman tried to interest me by explaining where the floor came from. Good grief. A floor is for standing on. It didn't get any better. The room was awful. I guess rooms are for show, not actually staying in. Food was particularly bad - nothing served lived up to the particularly florid descriptions on the menu.

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