Cafe St Honore - Réserver une table

Maybe it was the prosecco before, and the cocktail, and then the wine, but I think I fell in love a little in cafe st honore. I will be transported with food, and this potted restaurant makes this: the floor tiles, the chairs, the candlelight. together with some very quaffable red wine, we had the cafe classic menu limited options, but great worth (two courses for £18 or three for £23.50): a pork rillette with hazelnuts, apples and amazing crows (I could feel my arterias with fat in a good way) then melt in mouth venison stew with buttery maische. we shared a perfectly crisp and tasteful treacle carpet that went so well with the puppy umbrella of creamfraiche on the top. oh and there were de...

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this place had been a past on my wishlist. the caffe has a good call so I was looking forward to trying. we have booked with this deal with bookatable, which offered a three cursor for £19.50, which also included a glass wein. this menu changes daily, so there is no guarantee Fussy eater find something they like! to kick into the restaurant, it certainly had a very picturesque French feeling about it and felt incredibly inviting. I really felt like I had been transported to a small pariser caffe. Once we have set ourselves, we should check the menu. the set menu does not have many options; two per cursor, but the main menu also had a nice selection, should they want to choose from this. The...

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We lunched at Cafe St Honore on a weekday to celebrate a small cause of happiness. We opted for the 3 course set menu with wine which was exceptional value. Though the set menu was a bit limited, we were allowed to choose from outside of it express lunch options) for the same price so that was a nice touch. Between the 3 of us, we had a course of fish and game each. My herring was very tasty and my pigeon course rich but succulent. The lemon and verbena ice cream was delicately flavoured and very delicious! Even the house wines were very very good. All in all, a very pleasant experience! P.s. My mum's only complaint was that her window seat faced the bins! A glass or two of wine and I'm sure...

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the cafe st honore is a real native, it serves daily changing, gluten-free and milk-free menus with the best local, seasonal and sustainable British ingredients. the owner neil forbes is one of the most interesting characters Scottland, who leads the slow food movement in edinburgh, every day a private brot bakes, writes in the national newspapers split, teaches and cooks at many live events – surprisingly he still has time to make incredibly good food for the fans of the café st honore!

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great lunch . the menu was varied with local ingredients and seasonal choices, good wine choice. service good time and charming price and al a carte

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