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Chop House Market Street

Chop House Market Street

Arch 15 East Market Street, Edinburgh I-EH8 8FS, United Kingdom

Fish • Pasta • British • Steakhouse


"Came here on Christmas Eve for dinner and was unfortunately not impressed. We had a table reservation and expected to be seated in reasonable time, but was left waiting in the bar area for 25 30 minutes before being seated without any apology. For our mains, we ordered the Monkfish Satay and the Steak Sourdough. The monkfish was both fishy (a sign of it being unfresh) and under seasoned. The satay sauce was decent but did not add anything to the dish. The kimchi salt fries just tasted like regular fries with no flavour and made us think we had covid (got a test the day after and we were negative). The steak was tough and the sourdough was chewy. The straw fries were also too oily. For the sides, we had the Truffle Caesar salad, which was decent, and the Mac and cheese which again was tasteless. When it came to the bill we were asked to tip despite there already being a 10% service charge added. Having refused to add a tip and being told that service charge was not included, we were surprised with the 10% charge added to the card machine meaning that we ended up paying the extra 10% anyway. Unfortunately by the time we noticed this we had already paid. This review would’ve been 1 star, but for benefit of doubt, the place seemed understaffed and busy during this period and we didn’t get the main steak dishes that might have been better. Overall, not worth the money food was average at best and service left a lot to be desired."

Mac & Wild

Mac & Wild

9a devonshire square, London, EC2M4YN, United Kingdom

Burger • British • Burgers • Steakhouse


"it was 11 o'clock on a beautiful sunny Saturday, and better off to start my Saturday than with brunch! I was already in the mac and wild business in the city, so I was thrilled to try their Fitzrovia branch. mac and wild gasse their brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 16 o'clock, and I started the brunch in full vibration with a glass buckie royal. the buckie royal is a mix of buck fizz and prosecco, for 18 per person, they can make their brunch a boozy lowerless. to start the brunch, I had a crushed avocado on roasted sourdough bread with chopped eggs and smoked salmon, which is produced in inverawe. the avocado is ripe and is a great combination with the lachs and wings. the salmon used is fresh and pure and tasted with a pepper shaker. I always thought scottish salmon is the best! a must-have from the menu must be the full Scottish breakfast. they cannot come to this authentic Scottish restaurant and not order a complete Scottish breakfast! with Portmahomack-Bacon from Petley-Farm, homemade Tattie-Bone, white pudding, black pudding, mushrooms, lorne sausage, rührei and bone mark beans. the complete Scottish breakfast is certainly different from a full English breakfast, but I love to try out what I have never eaten. I found the Scottish breakfast refreshing with different textures and taste, compared to a full English breakfast, which is usually full of fat. I absolutely loved trying the white pudding, especially when it was immersed in the bone brand bean sauce. also be warned that they are on the spicy side. after about 2 hours of groundless drinking, I would recommend to try their fresh green juice with apples, fennel, gurke and ginger. rich in flavor and antioxidants, this juice is sure to help cure a current or pending crater. the one thing that I love at the fitzrovia filiale is the mood as it is much smaller than the mac and wild in the city is a more intimate feeling, and this twog is great for brunettes and meet with a close or old friend. price: 18 pp for groundless brunch) what to wear: casual I wore a bomber jacket, jeans and fersen) ambiente: friendly staff with relaxed, intimate atmosphere"