If you're on the hunt for delicious brunches on a budget, we recommend checking out Loudons Fountainbridge. Enjoy meals such as Scottish smoked salmon and Korean beef brisket for less than £15, as well as £8 cocktails to top it all off.

Boasting fragrant chicken curries, lamb chops with turmeric chips and tea-steeped chickpeas, Mowgli knows a thing or two about good Indian cooking. Even better? This restaurant won't set your wallet back too much as menu items go for less than a tenner.

Known for offering unlimited tea or coffee with every brunch or main menu dish, The Last Drop is great for those low-cost meals. Visit this Old Town boozer for its craft ales or the hearty range of grub, ranging from pies to grilled steaks and cheese-heavy burgers.

Slug and Lettuce is a great option for cheap eats in Edinburgh New Town. Fronting a pretty space, alongside a daytime menu, this venue is sure to fill stomachs up with hearty burgers or wraps. If you're not in the area, opt for the George Street location instead.

Looking for the best mid-range restaurants in Edinburgh? In the New Town, Veeno is slinging out a range of mouthwatering bites at prices that won't break the bank. Think pizza, pasta, charcuterie and so much more, paired with a delish glass of vino of course.

Searching for cheap restaurants in Edinburgh city centre? Make your way over to El Cartel and enjoy everything from cheap Mexican tacos and droolworthy street corn to frozen cocktails and mango chicken wings. Good news - there's also a site in Roxburgh.

For the one of the best casual restaurants in Edinburgh city centre, head to YO! on Princes Street. Make your way through the selection of thrifty maki rolls, katsu curries and sticky beef teriyaki that arrive on a signature conveyer belt. As for drinks? Expect sake or Asahi beer.

Dishing out 2 for 1 meals in Edinburgh, BrewDog on Lothian Road is offering up a mouthwatering range of American eats, alongside a crackin' vegan Monday deal. Think buy one get one free across all plant-based or vegetarian dishes, here or at Doghouse.

Known for its 16th-century features and gastro mains, Luckenbooths is a top pick for cheap eats in Edinburgh Old Town. Delve into elevated Scottish fare, from haggis and swede pie to fish 'n' chips, all washed down with a range of lip-smacking craft brews.

Wanna dig into delicious grub without breaking the bank? Venture to Laila Cockburn Street for some stunning eats and pretty pink interiors. Choose from a mouthwatering selection of brunch plates, including shakshouka, pink avocado toast, buttermilk pancakes and loaded pittas, all for under £16.

All Bar One is known for its cocktails, but it's also home to some great lunch deals. Think any sandwich or wrap with a drink for £9.95 on weekdays, alongside a bottle of house wine and four small plates to share tapas-style on Tuesdays. 

One of the best cheap restaurants in Edinburgh, Wahaca really knows how to nail flavour-packed bites without breaking the bank. Sink your teeth into street eats, including slow-cooked beef brisket tacos and grilled chicken burritos, all while taking in the vibrant atmosphere.

Located in the Old Town, The Chanter flaunts £6 tacos, cheap chicken or cauliflower wings and a whole load of pizzas, burgers and pub classics under £15. What's more, you can catch all the biggest sporting events while you eat and quaff pints.

For classic cheap eats, Stewart Brewing is sure to impress. For under £10 you can enjoy a classic margherita or pepperoni pizza touting a signature homemade tomato sauce or, opt for a tasty caesar salad made up of smoked chicken, parmesan and crunchy croutons.

Fronting vegan smoked sausages, delicious fried chicken and much more for less than a tenner, Porty Vault is a great choice for affordable dining destinations. Thirsty? Pair your BBQ bites with a freshly pulled pint or cocktail at this Portobello road destination.

Half price pizza every Monday? Yes please. Marcos Pool Hall and Pizza Bar in Haymarket is the place to go for some of the best casual dining in Edinburgh, as well as a cracking selection of gins, beers and wines. What's more, there are pool tables aplenty when it comes to entertainment.

Boasting rustic interiors and classic British grub, Granary is a Leith venue worth visiting. So, what's on the menu? Think crispy skinned hake and sea asparagus, followed by an indulgent sticky toffee pudding with salted caramel ice cream and a butterscotch sauce. There's even a whole load of signature cocktails to wash down these tasty eats. You don't need to ask us twice.

Fancy cheap eats in Edinburgh city centre? Visit Civerinos. Make your way inside, where you'll be met with quirky tiled walls, retro light fittings and a mouthwatering Italian menu. Our picks? Be sure to devour a spicy sausage or four cheese pizza, accompanied by tasty drinks.

Situated near Edinburgh castle, Baba is a colourful restaurant boasting a delicious Mediterranean menu. Think mezze plates for around a fiver each, as well as signature cocktails like the Almond Blossom or a rose and hibiscus spritz, all for £9 or less.

Choose between a budget-friendly two or three-course set menu at Apex Waterloo, costing either £17.50 or £22.50 each. Located in the heart of the city centre, this eatery offers up succulent 8oz sirloin steaks with roasted vine tomatoes and a peppercorn sauce, followed by a baked vanilla cheesecake.

One of the best affordable restaurants in Edinburgh city centre is Teviot Row hotspot: Ting Thai Caravan. This industrial-style venue fronts exposed brick walls, canteen-style furniture and a flavour-packed selection of small plates. Our picks? The slow-cooked pork loin rice noodles or spicy chicken wings.

Looking for affordable restaurants in Edinburgh Old Town? Paradise palms is the answer. Their small plates start from as little as £1.50, with main meals like nachos, roasted squash chilli, burgers and hotdogs coming in at well under a tenner too.

When it comes to reasonably priced restaurants in Edinburgh city centre, Las Iguanas is at the top of our list. Head inside, where you'll spot vibrant furniture, wooden fixtures and pretty greenery, before exploring the tapas-style plates like nachos, empanadas, fish tacos or mushroom quesadillas.