Edinburgh's Best Eats & Drinks for April

0:00It's April 1st. You're listening to Edinburgh News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. April and Edinburgh brings the Guinness Women's Six Nations rugby match on the 18th at Scottish Gas Murray Field, plus Easter Weekends and longer. Evening's perfect for exploring. Locals with an EH postcode can snag discounts on eats, drinks, and events through the resident's reward scheme at Edinburgh.org slash resident truwords. New spots are shining, like the cookbook shop on haddings in place, a community hub for food lovers, with events and workshops backed by crowdfunding. Italian favorites include Vittoria on the walk near the tram stop, serving wood-fire pizzas and handmade pasta, with kids eating for £1 on. Sunday's alongside adult mains, wine fans head to Davino and Notica, for Scotland's only self-serve enomatic machine in a candlelit seller, pairing rare glasses with antipasto. The Scotch whiskey experience offers a themed gold tour at 6.30pm, ending with drums and

1:03dark chocolate from quirky chocolate, plus a £5. Discount for locals on Sundays. Afternoon teas elevate the scene at colonnades in the Signet Library's Grand Georgian Space, with rare books and chef-crafted treats, or The Nook at. The National Portrait Gallery, featuring seasonal Scottish dishes, like Cullen Skink, near the current Alfred Buckham Photo Exhibit through April, 19th. Floating luxury awaits at Fingle Hotel in Leith, with Easter tea specials, while the Gateway Cafe at the Royal Botanic Garden delivers fresh soups and salads from their kitchen garden. Hit these for a taste of the city's best before the month slips away.