| 1-3 Rutland Street, Edinburgh New Town EH1 2AE | |
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We are committed to working with some of Scotland’s top farms and butchers to bring our guests the best possible Scottish steak experience.
As an independent restaurant, we rigorously source and regularly review our suppliers to ensure that our dedication to provenance, quality and seasonality is consistently maintained.
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