| 130 George Street , Edinburgh New Town EH2 4JZ | |
| 01315274999 | |
| BABA Restaurant Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
BABA is based within The Principal Edinburgh Charlotte Square hotel in the heart of Edinburgh and is the brain child of the chefs behind Glasgow's Ox and Finch.
A charcoal grill is the centrepiece of the open kitchen, where carefully-sourced Scottish lamb, beef and seafood are spiced and grilled over coals, side by side with whole cauliflowers and harissa pumpkin.
Overlooking one of the loveliest private gardens in Edinburgh, Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel is positioned perfectly to enjoy what Edinburgh has to offer.
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