The Treehouse - Menu

I like the blackbird for drinks. it can be filled by the atmosphere, music and the personal. it is in the regular humming and usually very crowded on Friday and Saturday. I still have to visit her to eat to follow this room for more!

even if we went to lunch, the blackbird is a full-day place, with its bar area that fills up quickly on Friday and Saturday nights. her eating is quite good, and I am happy to go back and try her cocktails - maybe one for closer christmas(!?

meet with my friend l for lunch does not happen too often. in which she shimmers quite edinburgh in her role as carer. the lunch on the blackbird proved to be an ideal place to catch up. sticky zzitrone huh with udon nudeln. we wish the day had been hot and sunny, so we would have carved on the inviting terrace, but it was juni and of course cool.

the blackbird seems to be one of the most trendy bars of edinburgh, which are located in the possession of the same people as hamiltons and treacle, it is decent. I myself and a friend visited for afterwork dinner, we went straight into the net. I ordered the sticky lemon grove with noodles and my friend had the beef burger with two cooked chips. the lemon chicken dish was very good, so good that if I return to the blackbird, then I will order it again!

We went today for lunch and it was lovely! They have a brilliant cocktail menu with loads of choice all split down by the type of drink eg long, martini. That way you can decide on the type of drink as well as the ingredients. They have a good selection of food for lunch and offer gluten free etc options. I had a tempura prawn and bacon wrap with hot sauce and chips which wasn't that big but was really tasty. The salty bacon went so well with the prawns and chips were proper ones. My friend had a super food salad with chicken that looked good too. Both our meals were around £9 which is ok for lunch. The staff were really friendly too!

Continue south of Levin street and you will stumble upon The Blackbird Bar, this is a cool stylish bar with a vast selection of draught beers. I recently made the visit to this bar on a work trip from London, when stepping inside it was uncanny it has the same environment of a bar in shoreditch or islington without been jammed full of pretentious ‘instagram my vietnamese flute while I tweet a selfie’ hipsters. I went on a Saturday night and it had a decent crowd of young people who did not want to travel into old/new town. The drinks are reasonably priced and has comfortable seating. One side of the venue is reserved for dining which I unfortunately did not get to experience. For a friendly...

We visited the Blackbird one mid-week evening and were surprised to find the place so busy. We had a quick drink at the bar whilst our table was cleared and it gave us a chance to take in our surroundings. There was a pretty tasty cocktail menu and they have two very comfy looking sofas which would come in handy on a lazy sunday afternoon. On our visit we had the beer battered king prawns and the coconut chicken to start. We didn't expect the starters to be as big as they were. You could definitely order a few between friends and snack as you sample a cocktail or two. The mains didn't disappoint either. The stak pie was packed full of steak pieces and came with a healthy sized serving of chi...

I came here on Saturday with friends for a meal. We started our evening in the beer garden at the back which was a nice hidden spot and considering we were just up from Tollcross, before moving in doors to our table. There was a 'restaurant ' side and then a bar side which to be honest had I come here just for drinks I can 't imagine where I would stand as it isn 't a big area. Unless you are forced to go outside?? I would definitely say this is the type of place to have dinner and then keep your table for the evening to then carry on your night with drinks. The service was absolutely briliant. The staff were all very very friendly but naturally friendly. They were apparantly a man down that...

We went along to The Blackbird the other week on a Tuesday evening to sample their offerings. We had both heard good things and were very much looking forward to our visit. Initial thoughts on walking through the door was that it had more of a pub which served food feeling. For some reason I had it in my head that it was a restaurant. We were warmly greeted after we entered and told our table was almost ready (we were early) and did we want to have a quick drink at the bar, and unsurprisingly indeed we did want to have a drink at the bar. I was pleased to see the excellent Williams Brothers Joker IPA on tap and swiftly ordered a pint. Miss Edinburger went for the equally tasty Sierra Nevada...