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Atrium10 Cambridge Street, Edinburgh, United KingdomTel: +44 131 228 8882 Renowned for excellence, The Atrium has certainly made its culinary mark on Edinburgh. The decor lands somewhere between African rusticity and minimalist chic. Rough-hewn tables and autumnal colours are presented with a simple elegance which works very well. The cuisine is inventive, drawing particularly on Mediterranean and Scottish influences, all wrapped up in contemporary sophistication. There is an emphasis on fish and vegetables, and a love of hybrid dishes - traditional Scottish foods are given a modern twist. Of particular note is the extensive and well-thought-out wine list, including many varieties which are available by the glass. There are also pages dedicated to sherries and ports. This is a great dining experience.
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Jul 10, 2006 by
Dara from Ireland
“My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at the Atrium restaurant for my 30th birthday in July, what a find it turned out to be. We stayed a total of five days in Edinburgh and it has to be said that our dining experiences were somewhat of a mixed bag. We ate in a mixture of establishments over the days, some good, some bad and some dire- it wasn't until we ate at the Atrium that we could really say that there is great food in Edinburgh. Finding a fine dining restaurant which suited both of our palliates was a more difficult experience than we had anticipated, we were searching for an eateries with a special ambiance for our special occasion, unfortunately it seemed at first that Edinburgh is divided into two camps - cheap and cheerful (not great for a romantic atmosphere) and expensive and overcomplicated. Out of all the higher end restaurants we could not find one which had suitable food - whilst we enjoy our food, we are not foe grass or offal fans. Then we took a chance on the Atrium - what a great choice. An unexpected entry arrived in the shape of two espresso cups of pea soup it was wonderful, and even my wife who is not a fan of peas at all drank every last drop! Starters were seared scallops - beautifully cooked, and red pepper soup with lashings of fresh cooked bread. The mains were equally enjoyable. I opted for the Sea Bream which was cooked to perfection and served on a bed of green beans and asparagus with a gentle cream and tarragon sauce whilst my wife plumped for the chicken on a bed of pares an polenta with wild mushrooms - absolutely no complaints. With a pleasant bottle of Granache, the bill came to A#92.00. The service was a perfect balance of professionalism and familiarity and it was the highlight of our trip.” 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.Popular Restraurants in EdinburghView all restaurants in Edinburgh
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