Forth Floor (New Town)

• We ate in the brasserie which is much more reasonable than the restaurant yet still has the same great views
• Surprisingly it wasn't very busy which meant atmosphere was a bit lacking but apart from that couldn't fault it
• Toilets I have to mention sometimes needs a wee tidy up but seeing how busy it is it's kept fairly clean
• I don't know what went wrong with the designer
• Some reason I think cocktails (what I've only ever really been here for) should come with a view and they don't get much better than those from the balcony of Forth Floor
• I would say prices for drinks are about average and I've found the service very friendly
• Andrew Square to the castle were gorgeous with a clear blue sky
• Only 4 tables with guests in the restaurant so service seemed even more personal than usual
• Lamb with ratatouille and potatoes followed and then finished with a perfect damson plumb soufflé
• Fantastic service and the food was presented beautifully
• Advertised for the festival was completely differente from the One we found at the table
• As main a tasty ox cheek and for dessert a deconstructed dish with white chocolate and pistachio
• In general i had a lovely night with an amazing view
• We were lucky with the table as we were seated in the far corner of the restaurant by the balcony
• We were a bit disappointed with the menu which wasn't as advertised online for the festival
• We were given a complimentary soup to start with and since I wasn't impressed with the choice I went for both fish starter and main
• I had poached sea trout with creamed leeks for a starter with smoked haddock and quail Scotch egg
• As for the main I went for roast hake with roast baby tomatoes
• The presentation was well done but the dish missed something
• The location is extraordinary and perfect for an intimate date
• They have a balcony with many tables for two which must be a great date location during the summer months
• Overall this was a nice dinner but I wouldn't rush back

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