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At Attacat we’re great lovers of Macaroni Cheese. Here’s a couple of our favourite lunch-time haunts in Edinburgh:
Hectors,Stockbridge, Edinburgh
Seasoned with pepper and mustard, this hearty dish is a winner in our eyes.
Good points: Nice crispy brown topping
Bad points: Doesn’t come with chips or salad but hey there’s so much there you don’t need anymore!
Tip: Don’t order a starter.
£6.25 – a sit in meal.
UPDATE: We recently visited Hectors (as we usually do once a week-ish) for lunch to enjoy this tasty dish… to then find that they have removed it from the menu – we were truly shocked and disappointed! The other food was delicious, but we really want the Macaroni Cheese back! Please help us out by joining our Facebook group!
UPDATE 9 July 2010: We won the battle! Hectors have now put “The Legendary Macaroni Cheese” back onto their menu for good! We shall no longer starve!
Food Glorious Food, Central Edinburgh
(On Charlotte Street or Hanover Street)
Home-baked and super tasty with the occasional lump of melted cheese mixed in, this is a good takeaway option!
Good points: Fast service & enough to fill you up.
Bad points: Too far from our office (ok maybe not) no crispy topping.
Tip: Get there before 1.30pm as it’s usually gone quickly!
£3 – takeaway or sit in meal.
The Links, Meadows, Edinburgh
A surprisingly amazing experience – home baked and extra cheesy!
Good points: Some added veg thrown in – counts towards your 5-a-day!
Bad points: Service can be slow on a busy day.
Tip: Get there early to claim a seat if you’re going on a match day.
Around £5-£7 – sit in meal.
Appetite Direct, Stockbridge, Edinburgh
A tasty treat that leaves you hungry for more.
Good points: Made with sweet, juicy cherry tomatoes.
Bad points: The tub is only half full – or half empty.
Tip: Take the salad to fill up your tub – because if you don’t you’ll still be left with half a tub of mac n cheese, not a full one.
£2.95 – takeaway / sit in.
Dolce E Salato, New Town, Edinburgh
An alternative homemade version from a wee Italian Bakery.
Good points: Light, fresh and comes with a delightful italianio smile-ah!
Bad points: Not as cheesy as some may like it.
Tip: Take parmesan for a more cheesy flavour & they’ll happily do half & half if you get tempted by the gnocchi!
£4.20 – takeaway / sit in.
If you are also a normal person (someone who loves macaroni cheese) and can suggest anywhere else in Edinburgh – please let us know below!
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