1. The first night we were there we went to a cheap place called Mosque Kitchen for some Indian food. I got curry chicken, sag, garlic naan and baclawa for under 10 pounds- it was great!
2. The second day we went to The Elephant House which was on my must see/do list for Edinburgh. for those of you who aren't as big of geeks as I am, The Elephant House is where JK Rowling wrote sections of the first two Harry Potter books- so it's a natural pilgrimage for any obsessive Harry Potter fan! I got a yummy quick lorraine with an Italian coffee, an Affogato (essentially a shot of espresso poured over vanilla gelato).
4. The next day (Saturday) we had dinner at a great (and cheap) pasty place called The Piemaker. I got around 3 pasties for under 5 pounds, how great is that?! We also stopped in a pub called The Royal Oak on a tip from a professor on the trip. It was tiny but had three live folk musicians playing in the corner of the room- it was a very intimate, crowded place but it had a great atmosphere!
Food from the weekend, nomnomnom!!!
A ham and brie toastie from a restaurant in Bath called The Bridge Cafe
A scoop of honeycomb ice cream and a scoop of blackcurrent ice cream
Today we went on a picnic and got lots of yummy food from the local market. Here's some pics of the breach, cheese, fruit and wine we had for lunch today :)
So I've been eating a lot of awesome food on this trip but I'm usually either done or too busy stuffing my fact to take a picture of all the yummy food. Today, however, I actually took some pictures of the scones and tea I got in The Orchard. I got a cheese scone with blackberry jelly. The salty scone tasted really good with the sweet jelly. I also got a pot of mint tea because it's my favorite, I could probably drink a gallon of mint tea every day!
Omnomnomnom!!!
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