Menu from The Riccarton Inn Pub and Dining
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Smoked salmon mousse, toasted brioche and pickled cucumber
Haggis bon bons, rolled in oats with whisky and spring onion sauce
Warm Bacon and black pudding salad, rocket, balsamic and soft poached egg
Lunch
Paninis
Choose any two fillings, served with side salad. Cheddar, Brie, Blue cheese, Bacon, Honey roast ham, tomato, red onion marmalade, avocado
Gnocchi with cherry tomato, basil white wine cream, freshly dressed rocket (v)
Beer battered haddock, crushed minted peas, thick chips and tartare sauce
Braised lamb shank, creamy mash, market vegetables, red wine and bacon jus
More about the restaurant: The Riccarton Inn Pub and Dining
On the outskirts of the ancient city of Edinburgh lies a pub with a tendency towards tradition itself. The Riccarton Arms on Lanark Road in Currie has stood in its place for over two hundred years, and they continue to offer all the staples of Scottish bars: ales, wines and superb menus. If you head over to their location towards the south of the city, you’ll be sure of a warm welcome – in fact, they have two real fires – and home-cooked pub food.
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The Riccarton Inn is the sort of pub of which Edinburgh is rightly proud: home-cooked food, an extensive selection of drinks and a warm welcome. The atmosphere is cosy regardless of the weather – while there is outdoor seating, it’s probably the two roaring coal fires that you’ll be needing knowing the Scottish climate – so when you arrive at their address in Lanark Road in Currie, expect to take a seat at the bar and settle right in.
The bar is packed with real ales – locally-sourced from Caledonian Brewery – as well as four lagers, cocktails, a wine list and even draft prosecco. Their menu is classically Scottish: haggis, cullen skink, pies and fish and chips are all present, as well as a wider range of bar favourites, such as burgers, steaks and cajun chicken. Mosey on over to Lanark Road in Currie for a fantastic pub meal – book in advance to guarantee a table.