After my liver had packed its bag and was standing by the front door, threatening to leave forever, after the torrent of abuse I had subjected it too during December, I knew the only way to appease it would be with an injection of vitamins and fresh food. Not vitamins in a pill, but good, fresh fruit and vegetables.\n\nFed up of overpriced and understocked supermarkets nearby, I thought I'd take a wander in my local area and there, like a lighthouse amongst the grey, January Edinburgh streets, stood Nadia's in all its fruity, colourful glory.\n\nAm I being slightly too verbose and lavish about a fresh fruit and veg shop? Judge that for yourself once you've been. \n\nWhilst I am all about being 'green', 'local' and 'healthy', I usually am disappointed with local greengrocers. Yes, the fruit and veg might be organic but it goes off in a day, half a punnet of strawberries are already mouldy, the veg just looks a bit odd.\n\nNot at Nadia's. Each basket was brimming with fresh fruit and vegetables that looked both freshly grown (ie: different sizes, shapes, colours, not the perfect generic type you'd get in Waitrose) but it was also very good quality. No bruises, bugs or dirt.\n\nIt's also really quite big inside and has every type of fruit or vegetable you'd need. My mashed sweet potatoes, and plum, nectarine and passionfruit salad last night were both simply delicious. For now my liver has agreed to stay. A happy ending all round.\n\nIf you live in the Marchmont area, get your meat and other necessities at the supermarket but save your fruit and veg for here. You can thank me later.