Bistro Provence - Edinburgh

Bristro provence filled our bells with a wonderful firm. this fantastic French gem is a great place to go if you want to enjoy a good eating and excellent wine in the heart of leith. I received a groupon voucher for this place as a gift, and if they see a similar business growing up again, I would recommend them to catch it!

We went to taste some French cuisine on the shore, bistro Provence sits happy next to restaurants like kitchin on this strip. Apparently, the venue has been a French restaurant in some form for many years. we were warmly welcomed in this restaurant. the staff kindly placed us near a heating, as it was freed out. the restaurant itself is full of underestimated color tones, with creams and classic French colorations in the restaurant and paintings on the walls. classics were also on the menu where it seems to be something for everyone. set prices for two and three courses, with which three cures that come comfortably under the bistro Provence, also offers a tasting menu if you want to make the cook the choice for them.

We decided to try some French cuisine by the shore, and Bistro Provence is situated next to restaurants like Kitchin along this strip. The establishment has apparently been a French restaurant in some form for many years. We were warmly greeted upon entering the restaurant. The staff kindly seated us near a heater as it was quite chilly outside. The restaurant itself is decorated in subtle color tones, with creams and classic French hues throughout, as well as paintings adorning the walls. The menu features classic French dishes, ensuring there is something for everyone. Prices for two and three-course meals were reasonable, with the three-course option comfortably under £30. Additionally, Bistro Provence offers a tasting menu option.

The standout dish on the menu was the stuffed cannelloni filled with creamed cabbage. It was rich in flavor and had a satisfying texture. While the other dishes were decent, they didn't quite measure up to the cannelloni. The service was good and we enjoyed the wine and atmosphere of the restaurant.

Salut mes amis! Luckily, it's a past since the silver fox and I la belle france visited, but thanks to a solemn lunch last weekend we felt a little bit about this Gallic hospitality that makes local areros like this jewellery. the occasion was our first high-time anniversary – I can’t quite believe it was 12 months ago, since we said the great “I do” on this happy sunny day. Fast-forward 12 months and here we were, drove our buggy into a restaurant, we knew well from his earlier incarnations like Daniel’s and then bistro la garrigue. the new-ish spot is the bistro Provence that seems to beat a clever balance between informal simple lunch during the day...read more