"a few weeks ago I visited a room in the west end with a friend I worked years ago. in an attempt to catch up with people before the summer, she whispers all away to exotic beaches, I went to dinner with another colleague from these days in a room in leith a few weeks later. a room in leith was over the road of mithas, in a charming building with a ponton on the water. her move takes her to larger spaces and should not be difficult to find for all those familiar with the old spatialities. teuchters landing, which had the front of the building before, while a room in leith was on the back, will fill the place first curs I am a bit of a fan of french cooking and raised in sweden, I am not afraid, uncooked meat. So, when I see steak tartars on the menu, I command it. pretty much every time. the steaktare in a room in leith is already mixed, but keeps the dinge straight and simple. it is a luscious mix of egg yolk, good bark, sniff, tiny cubes of red sniffing and capern. I tried to eat it slowly to really enjoy every morsel, but it was difficult. it was just so good! my colleague, who is not a fan of red meat, had makrelenmousse and makrelenfilet. the mousse was just as good as the Arbroath-Smokie-Paté, which I tried in the west end in a room, and the filet was boiled exactly right. main course because I had raw red meat to begin, I decided to fish for my main. picking a meal from a menu is easy to get away and have all their favourites. I try to get a kind of balance (although I often end up with fish and fish). there were several options, including a top mosquito, and the lemon sole with scallops were tempting, but I decided to the best filet with courgettes, sonnenblush tomaten and a mint and yogurt dressing. coley has come back in the last few years and it is interesting – not to mention the environment – to see a greater variety of fish on the island. in leith they expect interesting fishing on the menu and a room in leith disappointed not. the spicy cousin worked well and a follow-on from my starter. the tomatoes were spicy and the dressing refreshment: the dish had a fleshy feeling without being too full. my companion gave me an amusing pass through each of the courts and what she liked and what she did not. one of the things I really enjoy eating with friends is what I learn about them and their beloved and unloved. it is not only c, which is not interested in cauliflower. at the end she went for vegetarian haggis, butternut quess and cherry bsenbridie with salsify, mushrooms, red wine reduction and mandelpesto. that is a lot of ingredients, but they came into a hearty and satisfying court. it was really pretty. the baked was flocky and crispy and the mandel and basilikum pesto was a nice note. dessert I was very excited when I saw sense and butter pudding on the menu. what a beautiful idea! it was also presented very nicely, with the Scone torch fluffy and soft, while the rest of the scone was layered with juicy apple and zimt. it was a delicious island in a sea of calvados custard. the chocolate friese was more controlled than the name could let them believe. a small chocolate muffin, chocolate cream bead and cardamom parfait made for an elegant and balanced plate. a room in leith, like a room in the west end, is a great place to catch up with friends and have a good meal. there is a great selection of interesting meat and fish dishes, and this is a chain that takes some time to think interesting vegetarian options. a room in leith fish plate, a big firm of fish, I want to come back because for. there is an interesting mix of cold and warm seafood and while there is no lobster, there is salsa verde to jazz her furthest and salmon kebab. with the outside space it is also a great place to spend a afternoon. I can see that I go to the lunch of a weekning to a room and walk over the road to teuchters landing to sit on the ponton to enjoy the sun and a glass limonade."
