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Monster Mash (Thistle Street, Edinburg)Newest Review: ... into Monster Mash it was nothing like I expected, I had thought it would be a modern day restaurant with typical British cuisine but instead I walked into quite a warm, diner style setting. It was like taking a walk back into the 50’s which was not what I’d expected but I did like the rather homely atmosphere in here, it was also quite busy and the lighting wasn’t bright and annoying but just ... more |
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by - written on 07/08/07 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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It was my mother’s birthday at the weekend and I wanted to eat out somewhere nice each day of the weekend but for lunch I didn’t want to go somewhere too fancy as I’d still have dinner on the actual day so I looked around. As usual there were a lot of overpriced restaurants that were charging extortionate prices for just sausages and mash so I kept looking. Eventually I walked down Edinburgh’s back streets on Thistle Street which is somewhere I never walk just to get to another restaurant area but on the walk I came across Monster Mash which had reasonably priced food and looked quite nice, also it smelt good. I had been picky because it was a hot day and I’d wanted to ... Read the complete review
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