She Chose Me – A Writer’s Guide to Edinburgh Today we have a guest post from Tracey Emerson, an Edinburgh and Perthshire based writer, whose links to Lunchquest go back all the way to our very first post when she joined MJ and I at Tapa. Her debut thriller, She Chose Me, is published by …

Edinburgh nomination!Having quite recently rebranded from Chowzter to Foodie Hub following the runaway success of their Youtube channel Foodie Hub TV, the Foodie Hub Global Awards 2015 took place in St John Bread & Wine, near Spitalfields, last night. As the Edinburgh rep of the global network of food writers and bloggers that form the …

In a break from reviews based in Scotland, it’s off to the north of England for today’s post. As Twitter followers may have spotted, I had a little trip to Leeds, last week, to check out their Indie Food Festival. I had such fun that I decided to write a Guide to what I got …

HarajukuAfter Our Beer Woman had written so glowingly about the sneak peek she’d had of the Hidden Door Festival, I was keen to get along and see it for myself. On a balmy early evening I did just that. The transformation of the old “department of bin men” offices on King’s Stables Road have been …

Our Beer Woman’s Verdict Guys, it’s simple. Hidden Door is cool and you should go. Oh, you want to know more? Okay. So some lovely people from Edinburgh and beyond who like art, theatre and music did this awesome thing last year where they turned a disused space – the vaults on Market St – …