Although calling itself a bar, it looks and feels very much like an ordinary pub. The best thing about it is the Wi-Fi, which is very user-friendly -no password, open all the time! A shining example. There is two powerpoints you can plug your laptop into. Sitting next to the heater, it felt nice and warm (unusual for Edinburgh, where many caf\u00e9s do their best to save on heating bills). The staff are friendly and good-looking. I had the vegetable curry lunch. At \u00a34.50, I would have expecteded naan rather than ordinary bread and butter and possibly more things (rice, chutney, salad etc.) than just a smallish bowl of curried vegetables. The beetroot and mackerel pat\u00e9 on toasted brioche is lovely and superbly presented -I felt tempted to take a picture of it. But my complaint is that the lighting is really low so the place is rather dark. This could be a good thing if you are looking for somewhere intimate, but I normally like very bright caf\u00e9s, so I didn't like it. However, with their Wi-Fi policy and quality staff I do recommend it and will go back one day myself and order something other than the curry (I noticed, but didn't try, a Japanese single malt whisky).