Q: positive

A: I sang Bon Jovi so loud I lost my voice for three days afterwards. Yes, we call that a successful night. But bar service was super slow. Oh well. Hard to sing and drink at the same time.

Q: negative

A: Price good. Food bad. Shouldn't be too difficult for anyone else to reach those same conclusions.

Q: positive

A: Wow, this is authentic. I've never been to India but dined with people who had and even they were very much impressed by Tanjore! From the minute I stepped in the door, I felt like I was in India, at least how I'd imagined a restaurant in India would look. The decor is great with Indian wall hangings on the walls and ceiling, giving a cosey, decorative feel. I had a masala dosai, something I'd never heard of before but which was recommend to me. So tasty! I love Indian food and I'd say I'm a curry girl through and through. But I couldn't help but get excited when I caught sight of the giant curry filled crepe presented before me with a range of sauces and dips, most of which were to my tastes! (Although I wasn't too keen on the mint dip!) They're a generous size but light and just as filling as a main course should be. I had a mango lassis which is a thick mango flavoured drink, almost like a milkshake. It was so delicious that I struggled not to finish it before my meal arrived! We had a range of desserts to share which were incredible too. Everything I had to eat in Tanjore blew my tastebuds away. The service seemed a little slow but perhaps we only noticed since we were in a bit of a rush. They don't accept cards so remember to bring cash, we had to pop out to get some! All in all, a taste of India in Edinburgh. I'll happily return!

Q: positive

A:
I love this place! I lived a few blocks away and was nursing a fractured foot. But my doctor cleared me to do yoga so I started tottling over here a few days a week. The teachers are so knowledgable and friendly. Stacey, the owner of the studio, is professional and kind. The building is very clean and nicely designed and decorated. There is a great mix of classes at different levels and there are awesome music-themed classes that are a lot of fun. The studio itself is immaculate and I love love love doing the hot yoga. It's always nice and hot and steamy--so perfect on those freezing Pittsburgh mornings! The other folks practicing yoga there practice at all different levels and are generally very nice and welcoming. I moved away from the area so I don't go anymore, and this is one of the things I miss most about Pittsburgh.