Aizle (Old Town)

Aizle (Old Town) Location

Aizle (Old Town) Maps
Aizle (Old Town) Address 107 - 109 St. Leonard's Street, Old Town, Edinburgh EH8 9QY
Aizle (Old Town) Phone 0131 662 9349
Aizle (Old Town) Opening Hours Monday & Tuesday : Closed
Wednesday - Sunday : 6pm - 9:30pm
Friday & Saturday : 5pm - 9:30pm
Aizle (Old Town) Food Price £56 - £96 per pax
Payment by Cash,Cards

What people say about Aizle (Old Town)

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4.2
73 reviews
  • The type of thing I would usually avoid) was particularly delicious

  • With just a list of Ingredients instead of a menu you are certain to be served freshest quality food

  • This is a restaurant that is going to go far and I am sure they will be winning awards soon

  • Staffed by talented people who are creating and serving fantastically fresh

  • The only dinner y clue is a blackboard which lists tonight&rsquo

  • I have every confidence that the chef will make the best decisions for my taste buds

  • Those ingredients are on that board because they&rsquo

  • The bar staff should know which wines will best suit my glass

  • Our starter was a feast in three parts

  • There were a pair of rice crackers with cucumber gel

  • Then there was a couple of hearty pieces of intensely cheesy Parmesan shortbread

  • Lastly there was a small glass jar of velvety pumpkin soup

  • Containing a few soft pumpkin chunks and topped with a milk froth

  • Delicately spiced with ras el hanout

  • We can all agree that replacing a carb with cheese is genius

  • The accompanying scorched baby leeks were charred to bitter perfection

  • A sea salty balance was achieved with a scattering of mussels

  • Parsnips gave the dish a sweet earthiness and with it we enjoyed a glass of Catarratto

  • Our main consisted of pork cheek with a side of pork terrine

  • The richness of the meat was offset with a combination of radishes

  • Some were fresh and some were pickled in the form of choucroute

  • A bitterness was provided by an unexpectedly complementary burnt apple sauce and a Chilean Carmenere

  • Easily the best red wine I&rsquo

  • (it was more like a texture with a caramel flavour than your typical foodstuff)

  • I felt the dessert was rather large

  • So good that no milk was required (which is very unlike us)

  • The only letdown was the answer to what kind of coffee beans were used

  • Our matched drinks were a further £

  • Every morsel that passed our lips was a considered combination of flavour and texture

  • I live around the corner from these hallowed halls and delightful as it was to walk past the inky interior

  • Valentines Day is a much derided tradition

  • A secret dinner that I was not to know about until the evening arrived

  • Was delighted when they were found to be true

  • They were brought to us with a flourish

  • After each dish was set before us the contents were explained in minute detail

  • We had a crudite with pickled vegetables and lemon mayonnaise

  • A pot of chawanmushi with iberico lardo and crispy fish skin

  • A selection of beetroot with smoked salmon and grimbister cheese crumbled lovingly over the top

  • What I assume was looking at their February harvest list

  • Dayboat fish with sea purslane and other sea goodness

  • This fish was on par with the other best cooked piece of fish I have ever eaten

  • I could have done with a bit more salt please

  • Was one that we were most looking forward to

  • The flavour was just yum although again I would have preferred a smidgen more salt on the beef

  • Different takes on rhubarb with yoghurt ice cream made a pretty picture

  • Nor myself is that partial to rhubarb

  • S unique selling point is that it creates its set tasting menu from a monthly &lsquo

  • Whilst we were we waiting for our first course we were served some seaweed bread with some butter and what I think I was told was labneh

  • There was a spring ragout and quail egg mixture topped with a lemon sabayon

  • The sabayon on top was just divine and the ragout was punchy and fresh

  • The two other snacks on the plate were a type of cracker with scallop roe and a piece of fried chicken with kimchi

  • The flavour was delicious and the toppings seemed to melt in the mouth

  • The chicken was very tasty

  • The kimchi added a layer that was surprisingly good

  • The next course was watermelon tartare

  • The next course was skate with mussels and capers

  • The portion of fish was generous and set beautifully on the plate

  • I have to say that I was a little disappointed with the chicken as I was expecting it to be a little more moist

  • The sweet potato was silky smooth though

  • The dessert was an assortment of all things strawberry

  • The meal was thoroughly enjoyable and it was fun not knowing what dishes you were going to get

  • The official start of the evening is a small assortment of canapé

  • A take on an infamous gourmet dining dish with the aforementioned quails egg

  • Poached and sat atop a pea and cauliflower ragout served in shell and topped with sour cream

  • All I know is that when I first set eyes on their website

  • I instantly knew that a visit to this restaurant was a necessity

  • This was my first time in Edinburgh and my friend and I were searching for a place to eat and saw the reviews on Online

  • The flavors were incredible

  • Each course was beautifully prepared and we also splurged and went with the drink pairings

  • Drink pairings can be a hit or miss but in this instance it was perfectly done

  • My favorite dish of the night was the pasta course with mushrooms and ricotta

  • This eatery was a delight to be in and the nourishment essentially uncommon

  • I have eaten in the majority of Edinburgh's best eateries (not really those appeared as 'top' on TripAdvisor) and Aizle is up there with the simple best

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