Bread Meats Bread Edinburgh Fort Kinnaird — Restaurant in City of Edinburgh

Absolutely horrendous service, went in with some friends after going previously and having a great experience. The evening started fine, we ate and decided to have a cocktail after to celebrate, at this point our servers shift must have ended and the restaurant became much quieter although there were still 5 or 6 other tables in, eating and drinking. There seemed to only be 1 member of staff left on the floor and he was so rude I was almost ready to walk out. This member of staff completely ignored our table and many of the others, practically ran past whenever he had to go past us and made every effort to ignore our attempts to catch his attention literallynot stopping or even looking in our direction. At first we wanted another drink but after over an hour of waiting for someone to bring the bill we were only acknowledged when we put on our coats and bags and went to leave. I can't believe how rude this man was and this has definitely put me off visiting again in the future even though the food was nice and our original server was lovely- we had even spoken about leaving him a good tip after our meal. I wouldn't recommend this place now to anyone I know now, I'm so annoyed! And when trying to look at if I could get in contact with someone over this there doesn't seem to even be many ways to do that! Absolutely terrible way to...

Regrettably, I find myself compelled to pen this review concerning Bread Meats Bread. Our last two visits left us thoroughly disappointed. Firstly, the Garlic and Parmesan fries have noticeably decreased in size, yet the price remains unchanged, which is disheartening. Moreover, on both occasions when we ordered the Wolf Burger, the pulled meats were served cold and unheated. Thankfully, the staff kindly replaced it with a new one and offered a discount.

During our second-to-last visit, we decided to give the Wolf Burger another chance, only to witness the kitchen staff joking around, seemingly unconcerned about their duties. Unfortunately, history repeated itself, and the pulled meats arrived cold again. Despite the waitress assuring us of a freshly prepared replacement, they simply reheated the pulled pork with the mayo, resulting in an excessively oily and dripping burger. We refrained from complaining, as we were hesitant to do so for a second time, but the excessive oils caused us both to suffer from indigestion.

It pains us to say that we won't be returning to Bread Meats Bread. We have been loyal patrons since its inception in Glasgow, but it appears that maintaining the high standards becomes a challenge once a brand...

Everything was tasty and fresh. Well cooked, crispy, sweet potato fries (not always easy). Staff were attentive and available. Good standard burger resteraunt. Nice packaged lunch deal with a reasonable price discount (burger+fries+drink). Tasty chicken. Kids meal was mid priced and had plenty of options (ice cream included). However, a burger is convenience food. My wife is blind so a burger is an option she can manage without help. If the burger bread disintegrates after two bites, it's not convenient. We both had to resort to cutlery. To be clear, the bread was fresh and tasty. It could not, however, function as a burger bun past a couple of bites. Light and fluffy buns do not work for the disabled. Turning convenience food to inconvenience food for me, actually actively blocking my wife enjoying the food. A bun should be able to be a bun throughout the eating of the burger. If you are happy eating your burger and chips with cutlery, it's a lovely place to eat. Otherwise, for convenience, there is a place next door where you can use your hands right to the end. This is the second time I've had the same issue at...