Amarone

I ordered the pizza prosciutto e funghi which is a big enough size to share. and a tiramisu, my favorite, for dessert. it was delicious and came quite fast considering how busy it was. the restaurant is big and beautiful with plenty of indoor seating. they do have outdoor seating which is available in the evenings. the service was great. francesca was my server and she was just lovely and the food delicious. thank you!

Literally the nicest italian meal i’ve had. lovely art deco style restaurant, would definitely recommend you visit when in edinburgh.staff were super friendly to. my only small comment is that our table was very close to 2 others and we were stuck in the middle. the table next to us had kids that kept messing about, but we did go early and this is not the restaurants fault. but you did feel like you couldn’t have a proper chat without others hearing you. we walked in and got seated and it was easter weekend, but we went in early, so recommend booking if you want to visit. not far from other pubs either.

The service was somewhat chaotic but it's the middle of the fringe so that's to be expected. the beetroot and goats cheese tortelloni was absolutely stunning and the 4 stars i have given overall in this review are very much riding on its fabulousness. the folks i was with said the pizzas they got tasted burned on the bottom. was not hugely enamoured by the vibes in the plastic wind shelter out on george street but it was fine. that tortelloni though.. i would go back just for that.

Good food, minestrone full of veggie and tasty, beef lasagna with the aroma of herbs and cream, linguine with a lot of clams. the price was surprisingly reasonable. lucky of us, being admitted by walking in and them saw a queue of customers afterwards