Two Course Grill House Meal For Two (£14)
or Four (£26) With Wine at The Two Bridges (Up to 68% Off)
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Two Course Grill House Meal For Two (£14) or Four (£26) With Wine at The Two Bridges (Up to 68% Off)
- Newly refurbished, family-run bar and grill
- Waterfront views of River Forth
- Lunch and dinner 7 days a week
The Deal
- Choice of starter and main each
- Starters include: Cajun breaded mushrooms, and fish cakes
- Main include: Two Bridges burger, and fish & chips
- Small glass of house wine each
- For sightseeing nearby, check out today’s Groupon at Maid of the Forth
Limit 1 per 2 or 4 people. Limit 1 per table. May buy additional 1 as a gift. Booking required. 24 hour cancellation policy. Must present voucher upon arrival. Valid for starters up to £4.95, main up to £11.95 and a 175ml glass of house wine each. Full rack of ribs, chicken and rib combo, greedy burger, and steak dishes incur £3.95 surcharge each; mixed grill incurs £7 surcharge. Must be 18 or older with valid ID to consume alcohol. Original value based on most expensive options. Valid on option purchased only. Original values verified 29 March 2012 at 5.46pm.
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Like a crime suspect, haddock is cold-blooded, looks fishy, and should be given a good grilling. Interrogate a menu with today's Groupon from The Two Bridges. Choose from the following options:
• £14 for a two course meal from the grill for two with a small glass of wine each (Up to 66% off)• £26 for a two course meal from the grill for four with a small glass of wine each (Up to 68% off)
Moored on the banks of the River Forth, this appetisingly placed grill house offers stunning waterfront views from the comfort of a late Georgian building. The recently refurbished, family-run Two Bridges serves up piled plates of char-grilled carnivorous fare, from thick dripping burgers to Greek-style chicken skewers. The grill house's conservatory provides diners with wide views of the 120 year-old Forth Bridge, and is a stone's throw from where the boat tours dock. 
Diners in twos and fours can begin with mouth-watering starters such as home-made fish cakes on tomato salsa, and Cajun breaded mushrooms (both £4.95). Main dishes can be headed with heartiness with the Two Bridges burger, smothered in bacon and cheese, and served over chips and coleslaw (£11.95). The oven-baked haddock comes in a creamy pepper sauce (£11.95), and meals can be washed down with a small glass of house wine each.
Reviews
The Two Bridges was rated a palatable 3/5 by ViewEdinburgh users. While some found the service slightly lacking, diners praised the restaurant’s location and food.
All in all we had a lovely day and the views, staff and food were all wonderful.
– zoomer, ViewEdinburgh, Dec 2011
– zetec63, ViewEdinburgh, Feb 2012
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to Egg Hunting
The Easter egg hunt is a fixture in family calendars nationwide – a time to remember the key values that keep us together in times of need: love, affection, and a willingness to exclude the little one if it means everyone else gets more chocolate. Here’s how to do it well:
Know your enemy
The Easter Bunny is a wily beast, and it takes a lot to outsmart her. Put yourself in her shoes and try really hard to imagine where you’d hide eggs if you were a rabbit. After that, head straight to a burrow.
Don’t be picky
Eggers can’t be choosers, so round up everything from Scotch eggs and eggnog, to the poor people whose parents thought Egbert was a good name.
Know where to look
Never mind scrabbling around under ornaments and plant pots at home, for a really successful hunt be a little more canny. Raid the nearest Easter arts and crafts fair, or check the faces of recently disgraced politicians.
Ask permission before hunting on someone else’s land. Poaching an egg is an offence in some counties.
Trust no one
Especially children. If someone tells you they’ve already checked the bathroom and there’s nothing in there, it almost certainly means they’re guarding a secret hoard of eggs.
