Game of Crones is a ferociously funny and surrealist exploration of the female "third age" set against a backdrop of mythic absurdity. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/review-a-game-of-crones/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-ERBlogWave1

From the wood-fired ovens of Leith to the artisan sourdough of Newhaven, these are the best places for pizza in Edinburgh. Our local guide ranks the top spots for a proper slice, including the plant-based gems and hidden takeaways that beat the big chains. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/the-best-places-for-pizza-in-edinburgh/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-ERBlogWave1

Combining prehistoric roars with scientifically accurate models, "Giants" is a short but memorable look at the largest predators to ever walk, swim, or crawl. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/review-giants-a-walk-through-the-scale-of-the-prehistoric/

Pierinos has anchored Bernard Street for over 40 years and remains the gold standard for a Leith chippy. From award winning fish suppers to the legendary Turkish style pizza, this family institution justifies every accolade it holds. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/review-pierinos-a-chippy-in-leith/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-ERBlogWave1

From indie RPGs to massive space simulations, Conpulsion 2026 is taking over Edinburgh's Southside. See what is on the radar for April. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/radar-conpulsion-2026-the-tabletop-convention-is-on-top-of-the-world/

Basement Jaxx deliver a vibrant, intergalactic carnival of big beat and house music to a packed Usher Hall audience in Edinburgh. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/a-celestial-carnival-basement-jaxx-ignite-the-usher-hall/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-ERBlogWave1

Daliso Chaponda finds writing jokes about 2026 headlines easy yet depressing. The satirist discusses his love for #Edinburgh's Grassmarket and how he navigates the chaos of modern journalism https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/interview-daliso-chaponda-brings-satire-and-soft-facts-to-monkey-barrel/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-ERBlogWave1

Bandits Burgers on Leith Walk brings food truck flavours to a sit-down setting. We tested the beefy burgers, which are definitely not the smash style common nearby. With heaters and friendly staff, it is a solid option for a casual meal. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/review-bandits-burgers-leith-walk/

The short walk from the tram terminus leads to a bright, airy refuge where the tradition of a family-run deli meets the precision of modern bistro cooking. It is a rare survivor in an evolving city, offering a sense of consistency and warmth that is hard to find elsewhere. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/review-porto-fi-a-deli-bistro-in-newhaven/

Finding a reliable pizza in Portobello usually means joining a long queue on the promenade. Pronto Pizza offers a faster alternative on Brighton Place that does not compromise on the charred crust or fresh toppings expected from a dedicated artisan kitchen. https://edinburgh-reviews.co.uk/review-pronto-pizza-a-pizza-takeaway-in-portobello/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-ERBlogWave1