Comments on: Hardly a Revolution, but decent enough http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html Life in Edinburgh: Scotland's capital city. Fri, 18 May 2012 10:16:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Heather http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html#comment-55987 Heather Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:13:09 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html#comment-55987 Went along to this so called revolution bar with friends, on 15/08/2008, we waited 1hr and 5min for our food to arrive, only to find they had my order wrong, no apologies, When i spoke to a represenative of the bar i got no positive responce, hence said i would not be back, i did then get a responce to which he said good. I did make a complaint to them via their web page no responce. I would say that they want your custom but fail to recognise that good customer service would be appriciated. so i would agree with the above statment it is hardly a revolution, more an eye opener. Food was greasy,( all day breakfast that my friend had was running and he could not eat it) and the burger my other friend had, ( well it looked like the poor animal was still alive). All in All it cost us £45 to sit in although very nice surroundings to be presented with poor quality food and service, I certainly would not recommend this place for an evening meal in the slightest. Went along to this so called revolution bar with friends, on 15/08/2008, we waited 1hr and 5min for our food to arrive, only to find they had my order wrong, no apologies, When i spoke to a represenative of the bar i got no positive responce, hence said i would not be back, i did then get a responce to which he said good. I did make a complaint to them via their web page no responce. I would say that they want your custom but fail to recognise that good customer service would be appriciated. so i would agree with the above statment it is hardly a revolution, more an eye opener. Food was greasy,( all day breakfast that my friend had was running and he could not eat it) and the burger my other friend had, ( well it looked like the poor animal was still alive). All in All it cost us £45 to sit in although very nice surroundings to be presented with poor quality food and service, I certainly would not recommend this place for an evening meal in the slightest.

]]> By: Jamie http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html#comment-22531 Jamie Mon, 09 Jul 2007 09:11:25 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html#comment-22531 Some how over the past three weeks I've found myself in the Revolution on a Saturday night. If it had not been for them removing the Waterfall I might of noticed it had changed. Some how over the past three weeks I’ve found myself in the Revolution on a Saturday night. If it had not been for them removing the Waterfall I might of noticed it had changed.

]]> By: David Reitter http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html#comment-22518 David Reitter Sun, 08 Jul 2007 21:27:03 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/hardly-a-revolution-but-decent-enough/07-08-2007/index.html#comment-22518 Actually, I've been there for lunch recently, and their menu looked a lot more interesting than the usual pub grub. Their french onion soup was good (but not exciting), and they served excellent bread. Competitively priced, a nice place for lunch if you work in the area. (And way better than the Beluga was!) Actually, I’ve been there for lunch recently, and their menu looked a lot more interesting than the usual pub grub. Their french onion soup was good (but not exciting), and they served excellent bread. Competitively priced, a nice place for lunch if you work in the area.

(And way better than the Beluga was!)

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