Sit in & Takeaway - Nicolson Street, Edinburgh
(Next to Festival Theatre)
City Restaurant - Fish & Chips by FotoFling Scotland
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Sit in & Takeaway - Nicolson Street, Edinburgh
(Next to Festival Theatre)
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The City Restaurant on the Southside, next to the Festival Theatre, something of a landmark diner in Edinburgh. They've changed the colour scheme from the previous postbox red they had last time I snapped a shot of it - www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/32689160367/
A beautifully set outdoor table for two, featuring San Pellegrino water and soft candlelight ambiance, perfect for a quiet evening meal in the city.
The City Restaurant, long a landmark in Edinburgh, Scots-Italian fish and chip shop and sit-in diner that has over the years expanded and remade itself as new generations of the family take over running it. It used to famously have a bright red facade almost the same hue as the old Victorian post box next to it (that you can also see in this pic).
It was made over again to the newer paint scheme and expanded into the upstairs as well, plus adding the superb fish mural that now covers the whole of the external side wall that faces the neighbouring Festival Theatre. Still has the same excellent chips and still very popular with locals and visitors alike. Quick handheld night shot with the phone when walking home from an event.
Sit in & Takeaway - Nicolson Street, Edinburgh
Love this, huge fish mural on the side of the City Restaurant, presumably to advertise their fish and chips. I have no idea how long it has been on there, as it is tucked away on the side of the building in a narrow space between it and the neighbouring theatre, very easy to walk past without seeing it, somehow it caught my eye as I walked by today.
The City Restaurant on the Southside, right by the Festival Theatre, quick freehand shots on walk home one evening.
The City Restaurant on the Southside, right by the Festival Theatre, quick freehand shots on walk home one evening.
The City Restaurant on the Southside, right by the Festival Theatre, quick freehand shots on walk home one evening.
I keep meaning to get a picture of the City Restaurant, I just like the big, solid, square block of redness to it and the fact that it goes with the old post box next to it (on the right), which is and old Victorian one, with the hexagonal body (modern ones rounded) and "VR" for "Victoria Regina" where modern ones would be "ER" for Queen Liz. It's a busy road but I finally managed to get a shot with no passing cars in the way!
City restaurant, festival theatre ,surgeons hall ,old college.
City Restaurant is the Red Building next to the Festival Theatre
At the City Restaurant
At the City Restaurant
