Menu from Biblos
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
haggis balls
in beer batter with neeps and tatties in whisky sauce
sautéed calamari
with sweet peppers on a bed of rocket with soy sauce and tabasco
duck and pork pate
with red onion confit and warm french baguette
peppered lemon chicken
breast of chicken marinated in lemon pepper then pan fried and served with broccoli and baby potatoes
tiger prawns
cooked in lemon, garlic butter, chilli and pernod sauce served with rice
baked loin of pork
served with root veg and tarragon sauce topped with confit courgette ribbons
Desserts
chocolate marquise
creme brulee
crepes and vanilla ice cream
with a choice of fresh lemon, chocolate sauce or toffee sauce
More about the restaurant: Biblos
Situated in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, Biblos is a stylish bar, lounge and restaurant. No matter if it's for breakfast, lunch, dinner or drinks in the evening, Biblos is one of the area’s most buzzing venues, equally as popular with locals unwinding as it is with tourists looking to fuel up before or after exploring all the nearby sights and attractions. There’s a stellar drinks list and a menu of international cuisine. To snag one of the best tables, making a reservation in advance is recommended.
Frequently asked questions
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Since it was established in 1998, Biblos has become a fixture in Edinburgh’s drinking and dining scene, conveniently located on Chambers Street in the Old Town. By day, Biblos provides a cosy location for breakfast or lunch, with floor-to-ceiling windows making it the perfect place for some Old Town people watching whilst sipping some coffee or wine. Or, if you’re hungry, go proper Edinburgh with Biblos breakfast (bacon, sausage, fried egg, haggis, mushrooms, tomato, potato scone and beans) or tuck into a panini, salad or pasta at lunchtime.
By night, Biblos becomes one of the city’s hottest destinations for dinner, drinks and live music. On the menu you’ll find a range of international cuisine, steaks and grills, with something to suit everyone. We recommend beginning with the haggis balls, served with neeps and tatties and a whisky sauce, or the flamed chorizo, followed by some beer-battered fish and chips, peppered lemon chicken or the aubergine filled with ratatouille and couscous. With its location just across from the Old College and only a short walk from the Royal Mile, a trip to Biblos is the perfect way to round off a day sightseeing or shopping in the Scottish capital, as well as being a favourite among locals. Whether its for a business lunch, a family meal or to enjoy some live music, Biblos is a popular choice. Beat the crowds and book ahead!