Fire engines raced to a busy city centre street last night after reports of a fire at a restaurant.
An eyewitness described how "police closed off part of the street" at around 8.15 pm last night (15 August) in what looked like a "rescue mission."
Scottish Fire and Rescue confirmed that they attended a fire at Cadiz restaurant last night, but luckily no one was hurt.
Pictures show three fire engines in attendance and a ladder being extended towards the windows of the restaurant.
Police Scotland also confirmed that fire crews were sent to a separate blaze in the city in the early hours this morning.
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They said: "Police Scotland, along with other emergency services attended at Lochend Road South in Edinburgh at 5.15am on Sunday 16 August after reports of a fire at property.
"No-one was injured as a result and enquiries are ongoing.
"Anyone who witnessed anything suspicious is asked contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 1124 of 16 August."
