Café Rouge - Edinburgh

yes we both enjoyed the experience from the food that the chief served was awesome the waitress was something else wonderful day all round and of course manager.thank for making it a great day kind regards Jim/Eddie (Vic/Jack.

We chose to dine here because we’ve been here before several times in the past. It’s a lovely restaurant, very atmospheric, cheap and very cheerful. My sister and I were very pleased to have a window seat as requested and to be seated in the corner away from the other diners and children was brilliant!!! The set menu which we booked, sadly was disappointing as our very nice waiter told us that there was a problem with the delivery of food and a problem with the kitchen ... therefore, there were only a few choices to choose from. However, what we chose and a bottle of rose to match was outstanding. There was no rush for us to vacate the table which made it more relaxing for us to enjoy after a busy day.

Enjoyed the opportunity to sit outside, good choice on menu, good value for money.

AVOID! AVOID! AVOID! The food was very poor, we had to return our mains to the kitchen(at this point I even apologised to the waitress, saying that I knew it was not her fault and that I was very sorry but we could not eat these meals) . The replacements were not much better and our waitress became bad tempered and sullen, practically throwing our bank card on the table after we paid. No apologies were made for us having to return food to the kitchen and although the manageress was in the restaurant she did not approach us, she made no effort to apologise to us and merely avoided our general area. We will never use this restaurant again.

The staff were friendly and attentive. My wife and I enjoyed our lunch.

Great french onion soup. Ordered the rib eye steak but the steak that arrived looked more like sirloin. It was cooked as ordered but I would have liked a real juicy ribeye. The house red was not available but a substitute was provided.

Really nice setting, good food excellent staff

The quality of food was good but the dine-in is not as suitable for families. Despite the deal it costed £65 with gratuity and no dessert incl drinks, the portion sizes are very small. We left the place feeling hungry.

Lovely room, good ambience, quite busy and buzzy. Considerate towards a diner eating alone - give table towards side of the room, not marooned in the middle as so often happens. Reliable fare, as always, good value fixed price £11.95 two courses. Service perhaps a litte slow, but I wasn't in a hurrry so didn't matter.

Not impressed by the food. We topk from the 2 for £10.95 menu and all had the Chicken Chasuer- it was fill of bones and came with so much sauce the potatoes were floating in it. They even gave us spoons to eat it with. Have been here before many times but think will be giving it a miss in the future.