Romantic Restaurants in Edinburgh

If you want to add a touch of opulence to you date night, head to Angels Share. The boutique hotel boasts an excellent bar and restaurant, with truly impressive decor that'll sweep your partner off their feet. 

Nothing says romance like staring into each others eyes over a hearty steak. Settle into plush leather seating, surrounded by marble accents and dark wood interiors as you sip on stunning wines and indulge in a gorgeous meal at the internationally-renowned Guacho. 

Browns Brasseries are always a delight when it comes to romantic meals. With the luxurious interiors, stunning selection of wine and delectable dishes on the menu, there is always a touch of elegance, making it perfect for first dates and anniversaries alike. 

With stunning views of the famous Edinburgh Castle, The Outsider is a stress-free restaurant that's become a favourite amongst the city's young couples. Serving a range of freshly made European dishes, guests can relax, unwind and enjoy a serene night of delicious dining.

As a hotel restaurant and cocktail bar, this venue has only the highest standards and uses fresh ingredients to create a range of intriguing dishes and plates. Head down with your better half and tuck into a fantastic multi-course feast at this eye-pleasing, romantic hideaway.

Number One is easily the city's swankiest restaurant. Having held a Michelin star for the last 14 years, the food served by Executive Chef Jeff Bland is second to none and showcases the very best flavours north of the border. 

With a delicious menu, refreshing drinks and an open-plan kitchen to watch the chefs in action, Vapiano is a perfect choice when you're after a romantic, yet chilled out authentic Italian meal.

This restaurant's main focus is serving delicious street-food small plates, perfect for sharing and giving everyone a sense of what life is like in India's bustling urban centres. Grab a hold of that someone special, head into Old Town and revel in the welcoming atmosphere. 

While the decor highlights the venue's love of all things Scottish, the highlight of the restaurant is the menu. Serving a handful of traditional recipes - all made using local ingredients and cuts of meat - each dish has been purposely paired with a particular whisky to highlight certain flavours.