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Built in 1775 by James Craig at the same time as the rest of New Town, the Dome is a true neo-classical palace. First a college for physicists, then a bank, it is now a restaurant with three rooms, including a bar and a tea room. Marble columns, mosaics, crystal chandeliers and bouquets of flowers, everything is made to seduce and travel through time. Scottish gastronomy is traditional and not excessive, despite the lush pageantry. Ideal, therefore, to treat yourself to a good classic meal in a rare setting or just to drop in for a beer.
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Members' reviews on THE DOME
4.3/5
26 reviews
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The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Visited in april 2024
Best cocktails we had in Edinburgh
Visited in april 2024
We went for afternoon high tea. We booked two months in advance for a table for five. They gave us a tiny table that cannot even fit all the tea pots ???? it was not a relaxing experience and the place was rather crowded. I don’t recommend their high tea.
Visited in april 2024
Espectacular restaurante, donde la decoración señorial y emblemática, se funden en una cocina exquisita y un servicio atento y conocedor de su oficio. Sin duda un lugar para disfrutar. Sus entrantes y rosbif de ternera, son deliciosos. Volveremos.
Visited in april 2024
Recomendable
Visited in april 2024
Visited the Dome for morning tea. Surroundings were absolutely beautiful, service was good but food was a bit of a let down!! Especially scones & muffins. They were like cheap shop bought produce & very dry. Wouldn't visit again for morning tea. It was also Easter Sunday but the background music was Christmas songs...Bizarre to say the least.
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