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Q: I'd booked her for afternoon tea, and then on the day my drive shaft decided it didn't want to drive any more so snapped in half. North Bridge were really decent about the minute cancellation, so I re-booked for here a couple of weeks back.

One thing I hate about going to Edinburgh is the stairs, but North Bridge has a secret street level entrance just outside Waverley Station. You need to get buzzed in so I felt like I'd passed some kind of test when I was allowed in. Then there's an elevator to take you up the four stories to the level where afternoon tea is served (it's the street entrance off North Bridge, which gives you an idea of how ridiculous Edinburgh is. No wonder I get lost every time I go there).

The afternoon dining area is pretty nice although definitely has the feel of a hotel restaurant. The tables are a bit too cramped for four ladies afternoon tea-ing at the same time. For 19.95 per person you get a tower of treats between two people including all the usual suspects -sandwiches, desserts, scones and tea or coffee. I opted for a gluten free option and was pretty impressed at the selection - it all looked pretty delicious. The sandwiches were nice (although egg mayo sandwiches should be outlawed) but I was let down by the scone which was a little rock-like and hard to eat. The desserts on the top were pretty lovely and I liked the lemon posset the most.

Service was fine, and the place wasn't particularly noisy. I guess I just left with a little bit of a meh feeling about the food and wouldn't rush to return as it just wasn't the amazing afternoon tea experience I'd hoped for.
A:
3 stars