This August I am running a shorter food Safari as part of the Edinburgh Fringe so you can fit more shows in and enjoy a cultural fun lunch show from 11am -1pm most days.
Enjoy a glamorous gin cocktail with smoked salmon canapes in a stylish pink velvet-seat cocktail bar, ruby, white and tawny port paired with local chocolates in Scotland’s oldest wine shop, gelato from Perthshire, a walk along Edinburgh’s most photographed street and single malt paired with a robust island cheddar from a speakeasy bar.
This food safari equals a good lunch – four stops – with architectural and historical amuse-bouches such as 'why are there so many painted windows in the New Town'?
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Loved by locals. Recommended by visitors.
The best recommendations come from the people who have experienced Edinburgh Food Safari for themselves.
From hidden gems and local favourites to unforgettable dishes and stories from the city’s food scene, guests consistently describe their tours as a highlight of their time in Edinburgh.
Read the latest reviews from travellers around the world and discover why Edinburgh Food Safari continues to earn five-star feedback for its food, its hosts and its uniquely local perspective on the city.
