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Are you feeling peckish? Don't panic! We've gathered some of the best restaurant recommendations for where to eat in Edinburgh. Head to Quinn's Cafe in West Port for a great breakfast, offering affordable home-cooked meals that take you back to your childhood. The cafe has various options, including vegan and vegetarian meals — meaning it's suitable for anyone in your group.

For the perfect sit-down meal, Makars Gourmet Mash Bar on North Bank Street offers incredible mash-potato-based meals for those of all ages. The restaurant is known for its great mushroom dishes, including mushroom mash. Choose from Makars' experimental menu and savour the blend of Scottish and English cuisine.

The city offers plenty if you're looking for nights out in Edinburgh. For those seeking culture rather than a hangover, the Department of Magic escape rooms host fun-filled Harry Potter-themed activities for groups. When you're done beating the Dark Lord, head to the Magic Potions Tavern and make a cocktail to finish the night.

For a night of drinking with friends, head to Stramash on Cowgate. The bar and music venue is inside an old, renovated church, providing a unique environment to enjoy live music and great drinks.

Edinburgh has many stores offering everything from magic potions to handmade art pieces. The city is a haven for artisans and crafters, making it an excellent location for picking up one-of-a-kind souvenirs. For the best shopping experience, head to Waverley Market — located on Waverley Bridge — where you'll find a variety of local retailers and occasionally might even experience some live music!

St James Quarter is another large shopping centre located in St James Cres. The mall features all your popular high street names, such as H&M, NEXT, and more — so you can stock up on your favourites.

Edinburgh is a hot spot for tourist attractions, offering everything from the mountainous view at the top of Arthur's Seat to the whimsical city streets. If you like to marvel over the wonders of technology, Camera Obscura is the place for you. It features five floors packed with assorted optical illusions to get your brain working.

Or, if you're travelling with older members of your family or friendship group, a trip to the National Museum of Scotland may be a better option. This museum is free to enter and features thousands of artefacts that tell the story of Scotland's vibrant history.

Are you travelling to Edinburgh with the little ones? The good news is that there are plenty of days out in Edinburgh for all ages to enjoy. Edinburgh Zoo is a guaranteed pleaser for kids of all ages, offering up-close encounters with animals big and small from across the world.

The Royal Yacht Britannia is stationed at Edinburgh and offers guided tours below deck for those interested in all things nautical. Alternatively, Edinburgh Castle is open to visitors at the top of a small hill overlooking the city, making for a relatively easy walk with rewarding views.

If you're heading to Edinburgh on a budget, you'll be pleased to know that the city has a wealth of activities to enjoy free of charge. The Royal Botanic Garden offers incredible views of the grounds' beautiful gardens, making for a great day out with the family for a picnic or even just an afternoon stroll.

The Scottish National Gallery is an excellent option for art fans, hosting works from some of the world's most famous artists, including Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Botticelli. Admission is free, and with so many of the world's masterpieces situated under one roof, it's easy to spend an afternoon walking through the halls and enjoying Scotland's extensive art collection.