A popular Edinburgh restaurant in Dundas Street has been put up for sale for £80,000.
Previously known as ‘The Table’, Edinburgh’s first interactive fine-dining restaurant, has gone on the market as a leasehold.
The interactive aspect of the restaurant meant that the establishment only seats ten, and previously only had two chefs working within the premises.
The previous owners described the restaurant as a ‘an unforgettable evening of remarkable food, showcasing the very best of Scotland’s wonderful produce and the finest ingredients from around the world.’
Listed by Cornerstone Business Sales and Valuations, it is a restaurant of high quality and a ‘unique and compact fit, also a great opportunity for a Chef-Patron.’
The establishment is situated towards the southern ‘top end’ of Dundas Street, within close proximity to Queen Street Gardens, Queen Street and George Street.
The business was widely regarded by customers and critics alike as a unique business offering theatre style dining.
The restaurant has a licence for off sales, class 3 cooking consent and trades, also with a benefit of a premises licence.
The Dundas Street business is available on a leasehold basis, with rent currently sitting at £12,000 per annum. It is also advised that there was a 10 year lease signed back in 2015, meaning that there is 4 years left on said lease.
You can check out the unique restaurant listing on the Businesses for Sale website here.
