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Waterside Restaurant & Bistro, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland

Have you visited The Waterside Restaurant or Waterside Bistro? Please mail your review: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it The Waterside Restaurant & Bistro 1-5 Waterside (adj. Nungate Bridge), Haddington +44 (0)1620 825674 fax +44 (0)1620 825607 no e-mail no website Waterside Bistro Haddington: photo by Adrian Welch Well-known bar and restaurant on banks of the Tyne, very popular on summer weekends. Waterside Bistro, Haddington Now open again with really very good food. The dining areas have been refurbished making the whole place much brighter and more inviting. Adam Cochrane - 7 Aug 2010 Waterside Bistro, Haddington Great that this classic restaurant has reopened, under its old name, but prices quite steep (for East Lothian) at around £13 for mains, still good food + service. Linzie Stewart - 5 Aug 2010 Previously, from 2007: Four recent visits to the fine dining Waterside Restaurant (upstairs) prompted me to put an entry back on for this establishment, removed following separate visits to the Bar and most unrewardingly, the downstairs Waterside Bistro. Recent visits to the Waterside Bar suggest this is well worth a visit. Service upstairs in the restaurant is friendly, and professional. The Waterside menu is old-fashioned I feel and full of classics often missing from 'trendier' restaurants, such as roast duck and pheasant, served with plentiful helpings of vegetables. The nearest competitor to the Waterside Bistro Haddington in terms of dining is the Drovers in East Linton (or possible the Goblin Ha' in Gifford, both East Lothian) but the Waterside Bistro's warm-coloured space is larger and more formal, and the setting can hardly be beaten. View from Waterside Bistro Haddington of St Mary's Church by Adrian Welch There are fine views over the River Tyne from the Waterside Bistro to Haddington's imposing St Mary's Collegiate Church, and of the pedestrianised Nungate Bridge. The old stone bridge - Nungate Bridge - is said to be the oldest remaining in Scotland, and on the other side is where the French garrison gathered in 1549 (to assist the Scottish) to defeat the English holding siege to Haddington. At that time, in the days of Henry VIII, the Scottish Parliament met in Haddington. Waterside Bistro: Service Mon-Fri 11.30am-2pm, 6.30-10pm; Sat 11.30am-10pm; Sun 12.30-9pm. Waterside Restaurant: Service Mon-Sat 11.30am-2pm, 6.30-10pm; Sun 12.30-2.30pm, 6.30-9pm no website, no e-mail [last checked sep 2004] View from Waterside Bistro of Nungate Bridge, Haddington by Adrian Welch Haddington is the market town for East Lothian, formerly Haddingtonshire. It is 18 miles east of Edinburgh, off the A1. The Waterside Bistro & Restaurant stands beside the Nungate bridge just east of the centre of Haddington. The Waterside Bistro was originally the Weir House and was refurbished with five adjacent cottages. There is external dining along the frontage and on a terrace facing St Mary's Church, the largest parish church in Scotland. East Lothian : Quality Restaurants The Waterside Restaurant & Bistro, 1-5 Waterside adj. Nungate Bridge, Haddington +44 (0)1620 825674 Goblin Ha Hotel, Main Street, Gifford +44 (0)1620 810 244 La Potiniere Restaurant, Main Street, Gullane +44 (0)1620 843214 Recommendations for Edinburgh Restaurants welcome Comments on / Reviews of Edinburgh Restaurants: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it If you have visited The Waterside Restaurant or the Waterside Bistro please mail your review St Mary's Church Haddington Briery Bank, Haddington Haddington Town House

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