SWANSTON BRASSERIE
Locally sourced seasonal food, served in a relaxed atmosphere with stunning views of the Pentland Hills & Edinburgh.
OPENING HOURS
Opening Hours
STANDARD OPENING HOURS:
Our Spring/Summer 2025 opening hours start on Tuesday 1st April as follows:
Monday: 0930hrs – 1630hrs
Tuesday: 0930hrs – 1630hrs
Wednesday: 0930hrs – 1630hrs
Thursday: 0930hrs – 1630hrs
Friday: 0930hrs – 2100hrs
Saturday: 0930hrs – 2100hrs
Sunday: 0930hrs – 1900hrs
We will continue to offer exclusive-use events during this time, when our closing hours can be extended to suit the event.
We strongly recommend pre-booking as we can get very busy.
Reservations
Balcony Dining/Tables
HOUSE RULES
Tables of 10 maximum.
Reservation slots: 2 hours for meals and 1.5 hours for drinks/snacks.
We request 1 bill per table to reduce card transaction costs.
Sometimes we need to close the Brasserie to the public for private events such as weddings, wakes, corporate events or private dining. Those dates will be updated here and on our Swanston Brasserie Facebook page.
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TO BOOK A TABLE, PLEASE CALL US ON: (0044) (0)131 445 2239
OUR STORY
We often get asked about the history of Swanston Brasserie and our story is an interesting one!
Many people confuse us with Swanston Golf Club and that’s because Swanston Farm was better known during the 1900’s and early 2000’s as the location of a private golf club.
Here’s a whistle-stop run-down of how Swanston Brasserie evolved from a wooden golf club pavilion that fed its membership on catering provided by the Greenkeeper’s wife, to the thriving farm-owned public eatery that stands today:
1928 – Swanston Golf Club opened as a Ladies Only 9-hole golf club.
1929 – The golf course was extended to 18 holes and opened up to include men.
2007 – Fast-forward nearly 80 years and after a decision by Swanston Farm to move away from the exclusive-use golf club set-up and open up catering at Swanston to the general public, the old Swanston Golf Clubhouse was demolished and a purpose-built home for Swanston Brasserie was erected.
Swanston Golf Club is now based on the ground floor of the Swanston Brasserie building, where you can find the Golf Shop and Golfer’s bar and is a separate business to Swanston Brasserie and Swanston Farm. Swanston Golf Club is managed by Club Manager & Secretary, Mike Robson and all things golf can be found on their website here: https://swanstongolf.co.uk/ but we do allow golfers in Swanston Brasserie too!
Swanston Brasserie (on the 1st floor the building) is owned and managed by Swanston Farm and is open to the public 364 days of the year (we have a day off on Christmas Day!).
Opened in 2007, Swanston Farm’s public Brasserie beholds fantastic views from its vantage point, overlooking Edinburgh, the Pentland Hills, Firth of Forth and towards the distant East Lothian beaches. Open daily (with the exception of Christmas Day), our Brasserie offers something for everyone.
Perfect for a hearty breakfast, a pre-stroll lunch, delicious coffee and cake, a family get together or dinner as well as a superb event space for weddings and corporate entertainment. You’ll find Swanston Brasserie offers a great space to relax, dine and socialise.
Fresh Food, not Fast Food
Our dishes are freshly prepared and where possible, we use ingredients sourced from local producers as well as eggs from our own hens.
We have a fully-stocked bar, including local draft and craft bottled beers as well as a range of coffee options and delicious speciality teas, a variety of soft drinks and non-alcoholic beers. Set on the first floor with disabled access and a lift, everyone is welcome. There is plenty of free parking and easy access, which means less stress and no limits on the time you want to spend with us.
Families welcome!
We warmly welcome families, children and buggies. Buggies can be bought up to the Brasserie in the lift and our staff will seat you at the best table available at the time that gives you, your buggies and surrounding customers plenty of room. Please note that at peak times our staff may request that your buggies are parked away from your table if possible, to avoid congestion or trip hazards. We have a number of high-chairs available which can be pre-booked (at no charge) for your table and a great children’s menu available for those little appetites. Many of the staff at the Brasserie have children of their own, so please do ask if you need help with anything during your visit.
To make a table booking, please either call us on 0131 445 2239 (then choose Option 2) or email us at brasserie@swanston.co.uk.
Please note that we can also take booking requests via Instagram or Facebook during Mondays to Fridays between 9.30am and 4pm
Swanston Brasserie is solely owned and operated by Swanston Farm Ltd.
DOGS AT SWANSTON BRASSERIE
During our Summer months, dogs are welcome on the ‘big’ balcony here at Swanston Brasserie.
Assistance Dogs have had full access to Swanston Brasserie (inside and out).
Access to the Big Balcony is via the side of the building only (nearest the golf course) – walk round outside past the Golf Club on the ground floor and up the hill to the steps which lead to the side of the Brasserie, grass picnic table area and doors to the big balcony.
We look forward to welcoming your canine friends!
ACCESSIBILITY
WELCOME
Swanston Brasserie is an all-inclusive dining establishment and all are welcome! Swanston Brasserie has disabled access for wheelchair users, walking frame users, buggies, prams and any visitors who would rather not climb steps.
PARKING
Parking at Swanston Brasserie is free. There are 4 disabled parking bays directly to the front of the building reserved for disabled badge holders, as well as ample space for dropping-off/picking up those who struggle with mobility yet do not possess a Blue Badge.
Our main car park is located just below the Brasserie and is a very short walk to our building with a small, steady incline.
If the disabled bays are full, there is a drop-off bay directly in front of the steps to the front doors. The steps are wide stone slabs and have a central 2-level metal hand-rail to allow visitors to walk up or down either side of the rail.
ENTERING THE BUILDING
The ramp, made from wet-pour rubber safety-surface, starts from the golf course side of the building, outside the window of the Swanston Golf Pro Shop and takes users round to the double front doors of the building and in to the downstairs foyer. The ramp has a 2-level metal hand-rail on one side.
The front doors have a large metal handle on the inside and outside and a push-bar from the inside of both of them, providing access in and out of the foyer. There is a small metal arched lip on the floor of the doorway. The foyer is very wide with a slate tile floor and has some seating available on the left as you enter the foyer.
ACCESSIBLE TOILETS
From the foyer you can access the toilets. There is a mens toilet with cubicle and urinals, a ladies toilet with cubicles and a disabled toilet all located through the door at the base of the staircase towards the back of the foyer (proceed straight ahead through the main doors and the door to the toilets is just to the left of the lift, at the bottom of the stairs). The mens toilets are the first door on the left, the ladies toilets straight ahead and the disabled toilet is to the right just before the ladies toilets. The disabled toilet also includes baby changing facilities. The disabled toilet includes a chair-height sink next to the toilet and a hand-dryer on the opposite wall from the sink, next to the toilet, there is a grab-rail next to the toilet and on the back of the door as well as a mirror on the opposite wall to the toilet above the hand-dryer as well as a fold-down changing table for infants. The door lock is a slide-lock. There is an alarm pull-cord next to the toilet on the left as you sit on the toilet. The light in this toilet is eco-motion-sensitive and the light will go on when passing towards the door of the toilet.
LIFT TO THE BRASSERIE ON THE FIRST FLOOR
You will also find the lift in the foyer, which will take you to the Brasserie on the first floor. The lift is located directly ahead as you enter the foyer and has a light silver metal door and surround. The square button to call the lift is at standing waist height on the right side of the frame and is slightly raised. The lift is a standard ‘Schindler’ lift with a single sliding door that opens with a width of 900mm. There is room inside for a wheelchair plus an additional pedestrian, and perhaps one or two small children. The buttons to the floors and lift alarm button are at chair height and the buttons are marked with braille. The Brasserie is on the first floor which has Number 1 on the button. Once you arrive on the first floor and the doors open, you enter a small area with a door to your right and a door to your left. Go through the wooden door to your left (this is a wooden door with a metal handle on the left to pull open) (please note: sometimes this door to the left is propped open) and once through this doorway you will be located at the end of the bar (on your left) inside the Brasserie itself, where a member of staff will greet you.
STAIRS TO THE BRASSERIE ON THE FIRST FLOOR
There are also stairs that will take you to the Brasserie on the first floor. These are located in the back left corner of the foyer as you enter, to the left of the door to the toilets. There are 2 sets of stairs to climb. There are rounded metal railings on either side of the staircase up the first set of stairs, where the railing on the right will stop and you will meet a wall on your right that curves round in a semi-circle to the left, with a recess with a tall thin window (non-opening) half way round (there is often a floral display in the window) and the next railings on your left just above the end of the first set. The staircase continues from your left and again has railings on both sides of the staircase. Upon reaching the top of the second set of stairs, there is a wooden door straight ahead with a metal pull-handle on the left of the door, to pull open the door. This will take you into a small area where the lift finishes (lift now on your left) and then through another wooden door ahead of you with the same handle that also pulls towards you to open. Sometimes this second door is propped open. Once through this second doorway you will be located at the end of the bar (on your left) inside the Brasserie itself, where a member of staff will greet you.
INSIDE THE BRASSERIE
The Brasserie also has 2 balconies which allow for coffee and cakes or dining in warm and drier weather! Both have wide doorways to allow for wheelchair access and assistance will happily be provided upon request if needed.
ASSISTANCE DOGS
Assistance Dogs are welcome in the Brasserie and water bowls can be provided upon request. A toilet area for assistance dogs is available outside and our staff can direct you or assist you to this area.
BLIND OR VISUALLY IMPAIRED VISITORS
Our staff have been trained in association with Sight Scotland to assist blind or visually impaired visitors. This includes offering Sighted Guides where required. Please either contact us in advance to notify us of any assistance you may require, or ask a member of staff upon arrival who will be happy to help.
LARGE PRINT MENU
Swanston Brasserie is able to provide our current menu in large print. Simply ask a member of staff for a copy.
BRAILLE MENU
Swanston Brasserie is able to provide our current menu in Braille. Simply ask a member of staff for a copy.
AUDIO MENU
Swanston Brasserie is able to provide our current menu in an audio version. Simply click here to listen or ask a member of staff to locate it on your handheld device for you.
WE CAN PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IF REQUIRED
If you have any concerns or requests prior to or in preparation for your visit to Swanston Brasserie, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will do our very best to help. We can provide a meet, greet and assist service if notified in advance.
You can contact us as follows: Email: brasserie@swanston.co.uk or Phone: 01314452239 and choose Option 2
Click here to see disabled access photos
Have you heard about Euan’s Guide? It’s a great charity, founded in 2013 by Euan MacDonald, who has Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and is a powerchair user, and his sister Kiki. As Euan’s access requirements changed, both went in search of recommendations for accessible places to go, but a platform for this kind of information didn’t exist. Built as a friendly and honest alternative to hours of web searching and phone calls before visiting somewhere new, Euan’s Guide now has thousands of disabled access reviews and listings for places all over the UK and beyond.
Take a look at the website where you can find a great guide to disabled access, making it easier for disabled people to find great places to go. Click on the Euan’s Guide logo below to visit the website.
AUDIO MENU
WELCOME
Swanston Brasserie is an all-inclusive dining establishment and all are welcome! Swanston Brasserie has disabled access for wheelchair users, walking frame users, buggies, prams and any visitors who would rather not climb steps.
PARKING
Parking at Swanston Brasserie is free. There are 4 disabled parking bays directly to the front of the building reserved for disabled badge holders, as well as ample space for dropping-off/picking up those who struggle with mobility yet do not possess a Blue Badge.
Our main car park is located just below the Brasserie and is a very short walk to our building with a small, steady incline.
If the disabled bays are full, there is a drop-off bay directly in front of the steps to the front doors. The steps are wide stone slabs and have a central 2-level metal hand-rail to allow visitors to walk up or down either side of the rail.
ENTERING THE BUILDING
The ramp, made from wet-pour rubber safety-surface, starts from the golf course side of the building, outside the window of the Swanston Golf Pro Shop and takes users round to the double front doors of the building and in to the downstairs foyer. The ramp has a 2-level metal hand-rail on one side.
The front doors have a large metal handle on the inside and outside and a push-bar from the inside of both of them, providing access in and out of the foyer. There is a small metal arched lip on the floor of the doorway. The foyer is very wide with a slate tile floor and has some seating available on the left as you enter the foyer.
ACCESSIBLE TOILETS
From the foyer you can access the toilets. There is a mens toilet with cubicle and urinals, a ladies toilet with cubicles and a disabled toilet all located through the door at the base of the staircase towards the back of the foyer (proceed straight ahead through the main doors and the door to the toilets is just to the left of the lift, at the bottom of the stairs). The mens toilets are the first door on the left, the ladies toilets straight ahead and the disabled toilet is to the right just before the ladies toilets. The disabled toilet also includes baby changing facilities. The disabled toilet includes a chair-height sink next to the toilet and a hand-dryer on the opposite wall from the sink, next to the toilet, there is a grab-rail next to the toilet and on the back of the door as well as a mirror on the opposite wall to the toilet above the hand-dryer as well as a fold-down changing table for infants. The door lock is a slide-lock. There is an alarm pull-cord next to the toilet on the left as you sit on the toilet. The light in this toilet is eco-motion-sensitive and the light will go on when passing towards the door of the toilet.
LIFT TO THE BRASSERIE ON THE FIRST FLOOR
You will also find the lift in the foyer, which will take you to the Brasserie on the first floor. The lift is located directly ahead as you enter the foyer and has a light silver metal door and surround. The square button to call the lift is at standing waist height on the right side of the frame and is slightly raised. The lift is a standard ‘Schindler’ lift with a single sliding door that opens with a width of 900mm. There is room inside for a wheelchair plus an additional pedestrian, and perhaps one or two small children. The buttons to the floors and lift alarm button are at chair height and the buttons are marked with braille. The Brasserie is on the first floor which has Number 1 on the button. Once you arrive on the first floor and the doors open, you enter a small area with a door to your right and a door to your left. Go through the wooden door to your left (this is a wooden door with a metal handle on the left to pull open) (please note: sometimes this door to the left is propped open) and once through this doorway you will be located at the end of the bar (on your left) inside the Brasserie itself, where a member of staff will greet you.
STAIRS TO THE BRASSERIE ON THE FIRST FLOOR
There are also stairs that will take you to the Brasserie on the first floor. These are located in the back left corner of the foyer as you enter, to the left of the door to the toilets. There are 2 sets of stairs to climb. There are rounded metal railings on either side of the staircase up the first set of stairs, where the railing on the right will stop and you will meet a wall on your right that curves round in a semi-circle to the left, with a recess with a tall thin window (non-opening) half way round (there is often a floral display in the window) and the next railings on your left just above the end of the first set. The staircase continues from your left and again has railings on both sides of the staircase. Upon reaching the top of the second set of stairs, there is a wooden door straight ahead with a metal pull-handle on the left of the door, to pull open the door. This will take you into a small area where the lift finishes (lift now on your left) and then through another wooden door ahead of you with the same handle that also pulls towards you to open. Sometimes this second door is propped open. Once through this second doorway you will be located at the end of the bar (on your left) inside the Brasserie itself, where a member of staff will greet you.
INSIDE THE BRASSERIE
The Brasserie also has 2 balconies which allow for coffee and cakes or dining in warm and drier weather! Both have wide doorways to allow for wheelchair access and assistance will happily be provided upon request if needed.
ASSISTANCE DOGS
Assistance Dogs are welcome in the Brasserie and water bowls can be provided upon request. A toilet area for assistance dogs is available outside and our staff can direct you or assist you to this area.
BLIND OR VISUALLY IMPAIRED VISITORS
Our staff have been trained in association with Sight Scotland to assist blind or visually impaired visitors. This includes offering Sighted Guides where required. Please either contact us in advance to notify us of any assistance you may require, or ask a member of staff upon arrival who will be happy to help.
LARGE PRINT MENU
Swanston Brasserie is able to provide our current menu in large print. Simply ask a member of staff for a copy.
BRAILLE MENU
Swanston Brasserie is able to provide our current menu in Braille. Simply ask a member of staff for a copy.
AUDIO MENU
Swanston Brasserie is able to provide our current menu in an audio version. Simply click here to listen or ask a member of staff to locate it on your handheld device for you.
WE CAN PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IF REQUIRED
If you have any concerns or requests prior to or in preparation for your visit to Swanston Brasserie, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will do our very best to help. We can provide a meet, greet and assist service if notified in advance.
You can contact us as follows: Email: brasserie@swanston.co.uk or Phone: 01314452239 and choose Option 2
Click here to see disabled access photos
Have you heard about Euan’s Guide? It’s a great charity, founded in 2013 by Euan MacDonald, who has Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and is a powerchair user, and his sister Kiki. As Euan’s access requirements changed, both went in search of recommendations for accessible places to go, but a platform for this kind of information didn’t exist. Built as a friendly and honest alternative to hours of web searching and phone calls before visiting somewhere new, Euan’s Guide now has thousands of disabled access reviews and listings for places all over the UK and beyond.
Take a look at the website where you can find a great guide to disabled access, making it easier for disabled people to find great places to go. Click on the Euan’s Guide logo below to visit the website.
OUR TEAM
Wylie Morrison – Food & Beverage Manager
Wylie is a hidden gem – really. He is actually a trained jewellery designer and ran his own workshop for his family jewellers in Falkirk for many years before breaking the mould and venturing into hospitality. Working his way up the ranks, to include hotel duty manager for Best Western in Southampton and Shapes furniture bistro in Edinburgh, Wylie took on the role of Manager at Swanston Brasserie in 2010. Wylie is married with 2 children who keep him extremely busy!
Rajiv Kudesia – Assistant Food & Beverage Manager
Raj joined the team at Swanston Brasserie in September 2015 as Assistant Manager, bringing with him his extensive experience running the Food Hall at Valvona & Crolla and all 3 cake bars at Jenners in Edinburgh as well as the cafe bar at House of Fraser in the West End of Edinburgh, all at the same time! With his ability to keep many plates spinning, Raj is easy to spot with his permanent smile and is a fantastic member of the team. A keen footballer, Raj travels extensively to follow the sport.
Glyn Sommerville – Head Chef
Our head chef Glyn is Swanston Brasserie’s best kept secret! Glyn has an excellent career pedigree, previously working with teams at Valvona & Crolla’s Vin Cafe on Multree’s Walk, Fishers on the Shore, the famous Witchery and the stunning Prestonfield House. With over 30 years of experience, Glyn creates seasonal menus to suit Swanston Brasserie’s visitors and now enjoys working in the family environment, as a father himself. Glyn’s forte is preparing fish and his use of locally sourced freshly prepared produce is the driving force behind Swanston Brasserie’s excellent dishes and desserts.
WEDDINGS AND EVENTS
If your dream is to have your wedding in countryside surroundings, or with a farm theme, then Swanston might just be the venue for you. Take a look at our wedding brochure and perhaps we can help start your Happily Ever After…
If you wish to have a Civil marriage at Swanston Farm or Swanston Brasserie, take a look at the legal requirements for marriage here.
When planning your marriage in Scotland, your starting point should be the National Records of Scotland website where you can read and download information and forms that you need to get the ball rolling.
Here you can also find information on the following:
Getting married in Scotland – how do I go about it?
Marriage in Scotland – information leaflet RM1
Changing your civil partnership into a marriage – how do I go about it?
Marriage in Scotland – what would you pay?
Directory of Registrars in Scotland
Contact Points for further information:
Please write to, phone or visit New Register House.
You can contact their marriage preliminaries section:
National Records of Scotland
Marriage Section
Room 38
New Register House
3 West Register Street
Edinburgh
EH1 3YT
Email: marriage@nrscotland.gov.uk
Telephone for National Records of Scotland: 0131 202 0451
Swanston Brasserie is available for exclusive-use or simply hire of an area within the public space for weddings, funerals, christenings and other life events as well as corporate events, book launches, conferences and public speaking events and dinners.
Our Management Team and staff are well-rehearsed in all such events and are efficient, professional and friendly and work hard to ensure all of our visitors enjoy their time at Swanston Brasserie.
Our Head Chef has an excellent career pedigree, having spent many years working at some of Edinburgh’s most prestigious restaurants, including The Witchery and Prestonfield House. Now with a young family of his own, he enjoys the relaxed family-orientated environment found at Swanston, allowing him to find the perfect balance between work and family life. His quality menus and sensible approach to budgets allows excellent catering options. We are also able to cater for many dietary requirements, including vegetarian, vegan and coeliac and are more than happy to discuss any further preferences.
To discuss your event with one of our team, telephone us on 0131 445 2239 or email us at brasserie@swanston.co.uk.
To download a Swanston Brasserie Event Booking Form, click here.
FIND US
Address: Swanston Brasserie, 111 Swanston Road, Edinburgh, EH10 7DS.
Click here to find us on What3Words: using.coffee.weeks
Click here to find us on Google Maps.
Travelling by Bus:
Lothian Buses run along Oxgangs Road which is approximately 900 metres away via tarmac road (Swanston Road). This is uphill when approaching from the direction of Oxgangs Road. There is a footpath from Oxgangs Road until the far side of the bridge that goes over the Edinburgh City Bypass, after which the footpath stops. However, there is a stone track that comes off the tarmac road at this point and runs up parallel to the tarmac road all the way up to Swanston Brasserie at the top of Swanston Road.
Bus numbers that stop on Oxgangs Road near to the bottom of Swanston Road include 4, 5, 16, 27, 400 Skylink Airport Bus.
Travelling by car:
When travelling East along the City of Edinburgh Bypass, take the Dreghorn junction, turning left at the top of the slip road, over the next roundabout on to Dreghorn Link, right at the next roundabout on to the B701 (Redford Road) to the T-Junction, turning right on to Oxganges Road, first exit at the mini roundabout, continuing East on Oxgangs Road, then taking the first right on to Swanston Road. Drive south along Swanston Road (you will see the Pentland Hills straight ahead of you), go over the bridge over the Bypass and stay on the tarmac road towards the big white building at the top of the road ahead of you (that’s Swanston Brasserie). The carpark is on the right just before the Brasserie.
When travelling West along the City of Edinburgh Bypass, take the Fairmilehead junction, turning right at the roundabout at the top of the slip road on to Biggar Road (A702) (travelling North). Continue over the second roundabout and staying on the Biggar Road, head up the hill towards the crossroads and set of traffic lights. Take a left here on to Oxgangs Road (travelling East) and take the 2nd road on the left (just after the pedestrian crossing) on to Swanston Road. Drive south along Swanston Road (you will see the Pentland Hills straight ahead of you), go over the bridge over the Bypass and stay on the tarmac road towards the big white building at the top of the road ahead of you (that’s Swanston Brasserie). The carpark is on the right just before the Brasserie.
Travelling by Plane:
Nearest airport: Edinburgh Airport (this is just 8.61 miles away/14 minutes drive away)
Taxi Companies:
City Cabs. Tel: (0044) (0)131 228 1211
Festival Cabs. Tel: (0044) (0)131 551 6777
GIFTS & VOUCHERS
GIFT VOUCHERS
Swanston Brasserie has a selection of Gift Vouchers available for purchase, including £10, £20 and £30 Vouchers. These can be purchased by either popping into the Brasserie in person, emailing us at brasserie@swanston.co.uk or telephoning us on 0131 445 2239 to purchase over the phone and we can email them to you.
Do contact us for more any further information.
HIGHLAND COW GIFTS
Our Swanston Farm Highland Cows have a huge following all over the world and visitors to Edinburgh can take a self-guided walk up our hills to go ‘Coo Hunting’ and see if they can spot our Hairy Coos!
We have a wonderful range of Highland Cow gifts available to purchase from Swanston Brasserie, all designed and made in Scotland and the perfect size for fitting in to your luggage to take home your memento of Scotland’s most beloved animal.
Head on up to Swanston Brasserie where you can take a look at our full range on display in the foyer, then make your way upstairs where you can make your purchases over the bar.
Find out more about our Highland Cows (including how to find them) and our Farm here.
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- Oak coasters
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- Whisky Stones and linen coaster
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- Whisky Stones
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- Whisky stones in display box
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- Whisky stones
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- Slate table runner
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- Slate table runner
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- Slate cheese board & knife set
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- Slate cheese board & knife set
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- Slate cheese board & knife set
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- Scented Soy Wax Candle
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- Scented Soy Wax Candle
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- Scented Soy Wax Candle
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- Oak tray with handles
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- Oak tray with handles
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- Oak tray with handles
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- Oak serving board
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- Oak serving board
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- Oak paddle
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- Oak paddle
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- Oak paddle
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- Oak paddle
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- Oak hanging paddle
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- Oak hanging paddle
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- Oak hanging paddle
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- Linen tea towel
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- Linen tea towel
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- Linen table runner
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- Linen table runner
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- Linen table runner
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- Leather hip flask
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- Leather hip flask
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- Blue butter dish
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- Blue butter dish
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- Blue butter dish
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- 4 Linen napkins
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- 4 Linen napkins
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- 4 Linen napkins
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- 4 linen coasters
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- 4 linen coasters
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- 4 linen coasters
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- Linen apron
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- 2 Oak coasters
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- Whisky Stones & Glass set
AWARDS
OUR CHARITIES
Our Swanston Brasserie staff select our charities every year and each charity is personal to a member of staff. More information about each charity will be published on our social media channels or pop along to Swanston Brasserie where you can enjoy some food and drink and find out how you can support these wonderful charities.
“On the 22nd September, 2018, the Swanston Brasserie hosted a truly wonderful wedding reception for my daughter and her husband. Heartfelt thanks, great respect and praise belong with the Manager, Wylie, and his team. Every step of the way, time and care were taken to ensure the reception would be a very true to the couple occasion. And it was, and then some. The planning and preparation were exemplary and led us to a reception which was perfect in the ways we had hoped for, as well as in ways we had not even dreamed of. The joyful, relaxed atmosphere of the wedding ceremony continued beautifully into the Brasserie. It was in our ideal setting, nestling into the Pentland Hills with breath taking views across Edinburgh. This was particularly special because a number of our guests had come from far flung places. The amazing service we had over the course of the evening was second to none. It was friendly, warm, well-timed and unobtrusive. The meal was of excellent quality, delicious and enjoyed by all the guests. Although I have tried to, I do not think I could ever sing the Swanston Brasserie’s praises enough. Thank you for giving Christina and Manaba, along with their families and friends, a wedding reception with such happy memories to treasure for evermore.”
“I just wanted to drop you a line to thank you and your team for the wonderful afternoon tea you organised for my mother’s 90th birthday. You completely surpassed what we expected! We thought there would be some scones and cake but you provided the most delicious array of sandwiches, wraps, cakes, etc – my mother and her friends were delighted. It was one of the best afternoon teas we have ever had. We would also like to thank the very charming waiter who was allocated to look after us – he was so helpful and lovely. Thanks again – it is much appreciated and made an elderly lady very happy.”