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                <title>Honey Apartments</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Great self-catering apartment to rent and very reasonable - only about £15 per person per night. Huge apartment, nice big bedrooms and bathroom. Good kitchen/dining space. The couple are lovely and super helpful plus will pick up from airport. Strongly recommend it. Plus it's away from the noisy main square but in the hip Jewish quarter near some great cafes and bars.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Sweet Melindas</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Excellent fish restaurant in local area of Marchmont, just 15 minutes' walk from city centre through the lovely Meadows. <br><br>The local fish shop is next door so you know whatever's on the menu is as fresh as it's going to get. We had the salt and pepper squid to start with which I would happily eat again and again and the Thai chicken soup which was flavoured to perfection and contained an abundance of chicken. There are other fish, meat and vegetarian starters.<br><br>For mains we chose roast fillets of red snapper, sea bass with cockles, mussels and fennel and pernod sauce and also a grilled duck-breast with a jus of wine and blackcurrant sauce. Both outstanding with fantastic flavours and succulent flesh.<br><br>Make sure you leave room for pudding, especially the warm hazelnut and chocolate pudding and also a scrumptious sticky toffee pudding. <br><br>Staff are friendly and efficient and the cooking in the kitchen is some of the best you will experience in Edinburgh. <br><br>Starters are about £5 and mains about £13.]]></description>
                
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