Edo - Menu

beautiful restaurant with some great vegan options. as a Spanish I can say it is one of the best tapas place I tried outside Spanish! recommend the vegan patatas bread, calçots (drilled tweezers and romesco and vegan churros! will definitely visit again:

a would recommend edo. Tapas style menu with its choice of small teller served all night. the food was cooked to perfection with a fantastic selection of cooked. the atmosphere was very relaxed and the staff was attentive and very knowledgeable. I am definitiw back.

This place was spot on. It was busy as we walked in on a Friday night but we sat at the bar and enjoyed a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan tapas, with delicious handmade cocktails to boot. All the food was very fresh and the staff very accommodating and friendly. Would definitely recommend!

Got dinner and dessert here on 5th March 2019. Staff gave warm greeting and took our coats as we were seated. I got the veggie burger and fries (not a bean burger; think carrot, sweet corn etc. which came with delicious vegan mayo and a nice side salad. My partner got the vegan paella which she loved. For dessert we got churros and chocolate sauce, which were very yummy.

I had a disappointing experience at this restaurant. My friend celebrated their birthday here and encountered a rude chef who displayed racist behavior. When my friend raised their concerns, the staff misrepresented the situation and failed to address the issue. Additionally, I've noticed that they delete negative reviews on Google, so I advise against visiting this place.

We tried all the vegan options on the menu, and they were all delicious! The staff was wonderful and provided information on all the vegan choices available, as well as options that could be adapted to be vegan. There were four main dishes and five sides/starters available for vegans. We ordered all four main dishes and two sides, which worked perfectly for two people. However, for larger groups, they would need to double up on some of the vegan dressings.

This restaurant is a delightful place to eat, offering separate vegetarian and vegan menus with a wide variety of options. I enjoyed the paella, burger, and some other dishes. When I inquired about vegan desserts, they surprised me with churros, vegan ice cream, and a delicious vegan chocolate dip—simply amazing! The staff were friendly and always checked if we wanted extra sides, whether vegan or with dairy, and they were more than willing to modify dishes to our liking. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience!

edo is a modern restaurant with a lot of charm. the atmosphere is chic and cheerful. the restaurant serves a lot of tapas that can easily be shared. concerning eating, the steak was perfectly cooked and the greens were well seasoned. the patatas bravas were in order, but I would have appreciated the sauce better if it had a little kick. the paella was unfortunately undercooked and taste lacked. the beef bek was so tender that he just fell apart. overall I had very mixed feelings about the dishes. the food was delicious, but not exceptional.

the edō is a restaurant in tapas style, served by a common menu in all of Europe. it is ideal for those who dinate on the finer side with modern and elegant decor and still find affordable price tags (it is about £20pp for a three-course menu.) and with the decor come stylish cocktails to accompany the eating. they have a separate vegan menu with nets like a roast cauliflower steak and lenses dahl, and one of my favorite desserts. churros! they are served three separate sticks, which are coated in zimt sugar with a chocolate-dipping sauce. Even now, as I write, I'm trying to fly back to belfast, just to nab myself a plate.