The Scottish Gallery — Attraction in City of Edinburgh

The service is outstanding and pleasant as mass music does flow. Just background not to loud now as customer's voices flow The views out side amazing so peaceful With life I swear The drinks are very out going tea coffee and liquor beer to there's wines from a wide selection The staff are amazing to

Well the food is so devilish and tasty I've never been upset me So clean comfortable with all it's settings And close to all local amenities you'll see Fantastic service and happiness in voices as word's do flow This place has an array of magic and that is the truth I say so

I'm here about five days out of seven No I don't here oh no I come for some lunch and my coffee's where I see many faces that glow With smiles and happiness in enjoyment It's a fabulous place to eat I see Even for drinks with a friend or loved one or the family in life you will see

Memories are made but I can say this place has an char artistic comfortable flow with all the staff and guests now it's outstanding I tell you so

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I've never been dissatisfied with the food or the service oh no. They do have other Establishments one close I've been there to fantastic for a romantic evening or to enjoy in...

I visited the Scottish Gallery this month as part of a frequent browse of Dundas Street galleries. As it happened, my mother visited independently last month too. This review score relates to the lower level of the gallery, where craft and smaller objects are sold. The top floor had, as usual, a carefully curated and excellent exhibition. Downstairs there was a supercilious young woman who evidently finds it too much effort to raise her eyes and greet her customers; rather, she flicked her eyes at me and then made herself look as busy as she could with other things. As a former gallery director I observed with interest as she then engaged with another member of staff,discussing a minor stock install in loud voices, not having bothered to greet me. This was the same experience that my mother had on a separate visit this December. I found it a little absurd that independently, we both visited and were ready to spend money on gifts of art and jewellery, but were emphatically dissuaded by the terrible attitude of a member of gallery staff. While there are many important elements to working in galleries public or private, greeting visitors and potential purchasers should come first. As a result, I spent money elsewhere and I left with the sense that the staff had an attitude problem that bordered...

This gallery hosts fine art by both contemporary and heritage artists with friendly and helpful staff. Most work will be out of the reach of one's normal pocket, but we were welcomed to browse the artwork. We were initially disappointed to find it closed on a bank holiday during The Fringe ( as we're other's approaching at the same time), but returned...