Apiary (Newington)
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Apiary (Newington) Address 33 Newington Road, Newington, Edinburgh EH9 1QR Apiary (Newington) Phone 0131 668 4999 Apiary (Newington) Opening Hours Monday : 10am - 3pm, 5:30pm - 9pm
Tuesday - Friday : 10am - 3pm, 5:30pm - 10pm
Saturday : 10am - 4pm, 5pm - 10pm
Sunday : 10am - 4pm, 5pm - 9pmApiary (Newington) Food Price £35 - £60 per pax
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The Apiary is absolutely lovely
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It feels like you are stepping into a world of charm and decadence
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I first came two weeks ago with a group of friends
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The decor is beautiful and the place is charming and elegant but also feels like it is romantic yet unpretentious
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When I first came I ordered a vegetarian for my main that was served over couscous
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The quality of the meat was also superb (my manly friends were kind enough to share a bourbon glazed rib with me
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Then again they were so stuffed with the massive platter that by the end they seemed a bit relieved to share with me although they didn't want to let on about that
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On to dessert I had the chocolate brioche bread pudding with chocolate ice cream and it was really tasty
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I had the 3bee boudin noir salad with honey roast sweet potato
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The richness of the black pudding was complemented perfectly by the sweet and fruity other components of the salad
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My friend had a vegetarian salad with lovely field mushrooms
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Lager braised lamb shoulder which was well done but succulent and cooked to perfection
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We also shared the fries that came in a little bag they were tasty skinny fries that were along the lines of McDonalds' French fries (not a bad thing in this case) but much better
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I had the rocky road with marshmallows
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It was really peanut butter ice cream with a few little swirls of jam
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The rocky road and shortbread was fantastic (although if truth be told the pieces could have been a tad smaller and more bite sized)
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The ambiance was perfect and beautiful with the candles on the tables
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It's lovely to sit in a booth by the window with the sun streaming in
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I'm assured the lamb tostada is also fantastic
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Paired well with greens &
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Jam ice cream with the rocky road is a taste sensation and the mess is delicious for those with a sweet tooth
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A few other things still need a bit of tweaking but overall the menu is shaping up to be fantastic
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Whilst spring is tantalisingly just round the corner
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A pick me up is needed at this time of year
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What better to boost spirits than visiting a new restaurant that is generating a bit of a buzz
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As so busy was the restaurant on a wet winter Saturday that the only dinner reservation available was at 7pm
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The large and airy dining area was already peppered with full tables
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Round slab of fried mashed potato combined with meaty morsels exuding delicious smoked porcine flavours
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Brilliantly set off with silky smooth sauce and an egg poached to perfection
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The plate of crispy whitebait that landed on the table was absolutely spot on
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Harbouring an intense taste of seafood which was further enhanced by being dipped in the accompanying citrus infused mayonnaise
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The Apiary fuses rustic charm with foodie goodness to create the perfect relaxed dining environment
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Sometimes a casual approach to the service is just what is needed
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Both ladies working behind the bar were beyond lovely
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The complex gastronomic wonders were something that I was incredibly excited about
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Thought the menu was overwrought
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Chilli soup with diced sugar snap &
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The 'crispy whitebait with rosemary &
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His choice was determined by the most concise description
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I thought my soup was delightful
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I think The Apiary were conscious not to detract from the natural flavours and textures of the little fishies
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I opted for the 'confit duck leg with redcurrant and star anise sauce
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The flavours of the sauce were delectable and the noodles and greens were a lovely backdrop to a perfectly composed dish
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The oxheart skewer dish was essentially an overwrought fajita
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Neither of us had ever eaten heart before so we were greatly pleased about this
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What's more is that I would take anyone there
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I think that given the lunch menu is an extraordinary £
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This meant it was a little busier than you'd expect on a weekday lunch hour but also that everything was half price
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Being guinea pig to their chefs was frankly fantastic and at £
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The fish taco starter reminded me of sunny days in California while the beef with chimichurri sauce left me dreaming of Argintina
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Quirky restaurant is situated in Newington where Metropole used to live and is the sister restaurant to Three Birds in Bruntsfield
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The place is filled with rustic tables and booths with twinkly fairy lights and candles
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It still has a bit of the French feel that the Metropole had but is way ahead of the game when it comes to the food
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Where diners get 50% off their food bill in return for feedback on the dishes they are trialling to go onto Apiary&rsquo
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I plumped for the chicken hearts to start which were covered in honey and smoked paprika and came with gin smoked cherry tomatoes and garlic toast
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I followed this with maple and soy glazed breast of duck
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Root vegetable and confit duck terrine with homemade pickles and chutney
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She followed this with a baked lime and coconut chicken supreme with steamed herb rice
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My starter of chicken hearts was full of flavour
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The honey brought the dish together and the paprika was noticeable but not overpowering
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The layers were distinct without it all falling apart
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Its flavours complemented the glaze well and there was no clash or fight over the dominant taste
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My friend was tucking into the chicken and was pleased that extra lime was supplied as she liked the option to increase the flavour
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So I opted for the chocolate and amaretto tart with ganache and orange crè
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The portion size was perfect and the casing of the tart was not too hard or dry
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Their imagination and daring with their menu really sets them apart with exotic meats regularly featuring (camel and llama
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Went for lunch with a voucher on the seafood platter wonderful
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The restaurant was bright and comfortable with interesting decor
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Enjoyed the crispy mushrooms with the red mullet main and the chilli and sweetcorn ice cream was superb
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It was also good value with 2 lunch courses for £
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While staying with friends we went to the Apiary for Sunday breakfast
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The food was excellent (I had the eggs Benedict) and there was a wide range of choice for the vegetarians amongst us
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The layout and atmosphere of this restaurant is excellent and it certainly proved popular on the day we visited
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The customer service and attitude of the staff was first class
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The smoothie maker is situated on the 'bar' area and is very loud
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