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NEW IN
To celebrate national Escargot Day next Saturday, Cafe Rouge on Frederick Street is encouraging all snail virgins – and connoisseurs – to sample its new, exclusive and limited edition snail menu. France's finest delicacy is available for just £4.95 and will be available cooked in rich garlic butter, smothered in melted goat's cheese or served with a combination of spinach and mushroom. Telephone 0131-225 4515 for more details.
WE ARE LOVING . .
The Dogs, Hanover Street. From its quirky interiors – and massive dog print – to its simple food, owner Dave Ramsden has created a popular Hanover Street haunt. Focus is on great value, gastropub-type food and the menu champions Scottish and British ingredients. For more information visit www.thedogsonline.co.uk or telephone 0131-220 1208.

GET THERE FAST . .
And snap up the Jersey Royal potatoes from Waitrose. Available each year for a limited period of time, the spuds taste great with some melted butter and copious amounts of ground pepper.





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  • Last Updated: 15 May 2008 12:34 PM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Life and Style
 
 

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