Edinburgh

Coverage explores hospitality and foodservice activity across Scotland’s capital, with reporting centred on key districts such as the Old Town, New Town, Leith, and Bruntsfield. Topics include restaurant and bar openings, independent operator growth, seasonal and festival-driven footfall, and premium casual dining trends. Insight is tailored for businesses navigating a market shaped by tourism, affluence, and a vibrant local dining culture.

  • Aug- 2019 -
    23 August
    PeopleDalmahoy Hotel appoints Bruce Price as its executive head chef

    Dalmahoy Hotel appoints Bruce Price as its executive head chef

    Bruce Price has joined the newly-refurbished Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club on the outskirts of Edinburgh as its new executive head chef. Price has cooked all over the world from Australia to Switzerland, China and Taiwan, since his early days in his native New Zealand. During his time in Scotland…

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  • Jul- 2019 -
    31 July
    RestaurantsTattu reveals preview of its fourth site ahead of Edinburgh launch

    Tattu reveals preview of its fourth site ahead of Edinburgh launch

    Contemporary Chinese restaurant group, Tattu, has revealed a preview of its upcoming fourth restaurant in Edinburgh. Inspired by Scotland’s cosmopolitan capital, Tattu Edinburgh will pay homage to the relationship between ‘traditional and contemporary’; complete with a Chinois-style interior that features wooden fretwork, antique furnishings and chinoiserie fabric panelling partnered with…

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  • Jun- 2019 -
    3 June
    Awards & EventsFirst Andrew Fairlie award won by Prince Charles’ country house

    First Andrew Fairlie award won by Prince Charles’ country house

    The first award for hospitality excellence created in honour of legendary Scottish chef Andrew Fairlie has been won by Dumfries House, the 18th Century Ayrshire country mansion and estate rescued and redeveloped by Prince Charles. Fairlie, who died in January after a long battle with a brain tumour, was Scotland’s…

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  • May- 2019 -
    3 May
    Business’17 million Brits’ have stolen tableware from a bar or restaurant

    ’17 million Brits’ have stolen tableware from a bar or restaurant

    New research has revealed that an estimated 17 million people in Britain have stolen tableware – glasses, cups, napkins, cutlery, condiments – in their homes. Catering equipment supplier Nisbets uncovered the results following a survey in which 1,000 respondents were asked about their attitudes towards stealing such items from bars…

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  • Apr- 2019 -
    18 April
    RestaurantsEdinburgh Marina gains marine works licence

    Edinburgh Marina gains marine works licence

    Edinburgh Marina has confirmed today that it has now been granted its marine works licence by Marine Scotland to open less than 2.5 miles from Edinburgh city centre. The granting of the licence paves the way for the construction of the new 373-berth marina which, will provide 24/7 access to…

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  • 16 April
    RestaurantsThe Balmoral appoints Mark Donald head chef of Number One

    The Balmoral appoints Mark Donald head chef of Number One

    The Balmoral, a Rocco Forte Hotel in Edinburgh, has announced Mark Donald as the new head chef of Number One – the hotel’s one Michelin star restaurant. The Scottish-born chef’s homecoming follows a 13-year stint abroad honing his skills on the international culinary scene working with some of the most…

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  • Mar- 2019 -
    25 March
    Cafes and Coffee ShopsCafe De Pierre to replace Patisserie Valerie sites in Debenhams

    Cafe De Pierre to replace Patisserie Valerie sites in Debenhams

    The Lux Management and Investment Group, the company behind the subsidiaries Caffe Concerto and The Grand Caffe – the Italian-inspired restaurant – and now Cafe De Pierre, has partnered with Debenhams for the relaunch of its French patisserie/brasserie concept. Cafe De Pierre has now taken over ex-Patisserie Valerie sites with…

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  • 14 March
    AdviceThe impact of location on business

    The impact of location on business

    According to Keystone, London is “ideal for headquarters and central offices,” and this is partially because London attracts a fair amount of executive talent, and partially because of the prestige that the city offers. For example, there is a ring designing company called 77 Diamonds, and they enable you to…

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  • 7 March
    RestaurantsGavin Restaurants parts ways with Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh

    Gavin Restaurants parts ways with Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh

    Gavin Restaurants has ended its partnership with luxury hotel, Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh, after seven years. The group has two restaurants at the hotel – Pompadour and Galvin Brasserie de Luxe – headed by chef restaurateurs and brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin. Both will remain open and operational. A statement from…

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  • Feb- 2019 -
    20 February
    Catering CompaniesHeritage Portfolio on the menu at Perth Racecourse from 2019

    Heritage Portfolio on the menu at Perth Racecourse from 2019

    Heritage Portfolio, the Edinburgh-based event caterers, have won a 10 year contract at popular Scottish destination Perth Racecourse. Effective from February 2019, the announcement follows a tender process after which Perth committed to introduce a “more niche and tailored” catering provision for its race days and busy events programme. Perth…

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