Village Grill - Village Hotel Edinburgh

Ate here while staying in hotel. Choice on Set Menu was good and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Service was very good, with friendly staff.

We dined here because we were staying at the hotel, but if our stay had been longer than one night, we would have chosen a different restaurant. The portion sizes were small and the prices were high. There are certainly better dining options available in Edinburgh.

this was our 2nd stay at the hotel and we were really looking forward to our breakfast. Standards had slipped to be honest. The food at the buffet was overcooked and lukewarm. It was included in our room rate or to be honest I would not have paid to eat it. Very disappointing. Visualizza piatti

Karolina served excellent guest relations, very helpful. Meals were great I had sirloin good value I thought. Having just got off the plane from Sydney I was looking forward to a glass of Scottish beer no such luck. Had to settle for an English one! Minor point only. Recommend eating here if staying at the hotel

After finding that other restaurants were either closed or full, we ended up at Verve Grill (located in the Village Hotel). The restaurant was nearly empty when we arrived and remained that way throughout our meal. Although the menu had a slightly quirky American influence and the prices were a bit high, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food.

We stayed for 3 nights on an all-inclusive deal. The food was decent, but after eating there twice, we had pretty much tried everything they had to offer. The menu mainly consisted of wraps, burgers, and chips. We felt that the food was overpriced for what it was. If we weren't on a deal, we would have ordered food from nearby restaurants instead. The bar prices were also high, but there is a Morrisons and bargain booze store nearby for cheaper options. Visualizza piatti

Visited here as part of the £50 Sunday Night hotel deal which included a two course meal. I had a starter and main while my wife went for a main and a dessert. Strangely my starter came at the same time as my wife’s main then my main came with her dessert. That said the flatbread starter and chicken skewer mains were excellent however the pineapple crumble did not look appetising but was ok. The service was really slow and the food would be quite expensive if you had to choose off the main menu. Still not sure how they can justify £7.50 for two diet cokes.

I only ate here because I was a resident and it was tipping down outside. Waited about an hour for a weak impersonation of Buffalo wings then another 30mins for my main which was ok. Dessert came quickly, but this wasn't surprising as it was a sticky toffee pudding straight out of the microwave at £7.50 ! Worst sticky toffee pudding ever, must have been an Iceland reject. Service from sultry locals that would clearly rather be somewhere else. If you drive here to eat you're mad, if you're a guest go somewhere like Nok's Kitchen 8 minutes drive away.....it will cost you the same but the food and service is from a different world.

I was here with the company I work with. First impression was good. Hotel itself is very modern. We did not stay so can't comment on the accommodation. We arrived around 6pm to have drinks in the bar. Queues at bar, not enough staff. No pink gin. We were asked to move through to the bar outside the function room at 7.10pm. Were we were given some cheap alternative to prosecco and it was cheap. Then at 7.30pm we were told to take our seats in the function room. The seating was a long table, so you were unable to converse with anyone except the people immediately beside you. The first course,of potato and leek soup was eventually served at 8.15pm. The soup was fine but you can't really go wron... Visualizza piatti