The Witchery has two dining areas, both magical and atmospheric. Whether you choose the darkly romantic sixteenth century Witchery, with its rich red leather booths, oak paneling and flickering candles, or the wonderful Secret Garden, an open leafy courtyard festooned with vines and intricate wooden carvings, you are guaranteed a memorable evening. The restaurant showcases the best of Scottish produce, locally sourced and cooked with care and attention. Considering the sumptuous decadence of the surroundings, and the high quality of the food, the Witchery is remarkably reasonably priced. It may not have a Michelin star, but it has quickly become one of the most popular Edinburgh restaurants.