Café Andaluz – George Street
- Located in Edinburgh’s New Town, this restaurant is a popular choice with locals and visitors exploring George Street and nearby St Andrew Square.
- The restaurant is a 12-minute walk from Waverley Station.
- It is a 10-minute walk from Edinburgh Bus Station.
Café Andaluz, Edinburgh
Bringing a taste of southern Spain to the Scottish capital, Café Andaluz has become one of Edinburgh’s best-known Spanish restaurant groups. Inspired by the tapas bars and restaurants of Andalucía, the chain specialises in authentic Spanish cuisine served in a relaxed, sociable atmosphere where sharing plates with family and friends is very much part of the experience.
The menu celebrates the diversity of Spanish cooking, featuring traditional tapas such as patatas bravas, albóndigas, gambas al ajillo, croquetas, calamari and jamón ibérico, alongside larger dishes including paella, grilled meats and fresh seafood.
Plus, Spanish wines, sherries, sangria, and cocktails, creating a dining experience that reflects the warmth and hospitality of Spain’s renowned food culture.
Café Andaluz first opened in Glasgow in 2002 before expanding across Scotland. Today, the company operates three restaurants in Edinburgh, each with its own character while maintaining the same emphasis on quality ingredients, attentive service and authentic flavours. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely lunch, a pre-theatre meal, or an evening of tapas shared with friends, Café Andaluz has become a familiar name on Edinburgh’s dining scene.
Cafe Andaluz – more Edinburgh Restaurants
- George IV Bridge
Close to the National Library of Scotland, Greyfriars Kirkyard and the Grassmarket, the George IV Bridge restaurant is ideally placed for sightseeing, pre-theatre dining and exploring Edinburgh’s historic Old Town. - Stockbridge
Situated in the heart of one of Edinburgh’s most fashionable neighbourhoods, the Stockbridge restaurant serves locals and visitors alike, surrounded by independent shops, galleries and cafés.
