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| Quality of service | 6.3/10  |
|---|---|
| Quality of food | 7/10 |
| Value for Money | 6.3/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 6.3/10 |
| Overall Rating | 6/10  |
Full review by
murrrayu11
on 19th Oct 2006
User Rating : 9
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Good Points: The waiter staff were extremely friendly and caring, kept a good service and were extremely efficient at their job.
Bad Points: Prices of their beer could have been a little bit cheaper.
General comments: Mackenzie's is a fantastic restaurant to eat in. The staff are extremely friendly and after you have been going for a while such as myself you are treated as a member of the Mackenzie's community, I even get called by my name Miss Fish, how lovely. The food is one in a million, for starter you can have fried haggis balls which are lovely and round, not too crispy which is how I like them. For a main course I have the exotic salmon which melts in your mouth and has a lovely taste too. After all that lovely food, I have the banoffi which oh, is amazing, would knock you off you little grey socks.
Overall the staff at Mackenzie's are extremely friendly, and caring, the food served is at the highest quality possible and all with a little bottle of bin 32 , fantastic.
murrrayu11's review and ratings | 177 words
Review by
deepee17
on 19th Oct 2006
User Rating : 8
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The food at Mckenzies was lovely, staff friendly and helpful and the atmosphere very enjoyable. I took my 80 year old mother along, as well as my wife and child and it really catered for all! Although I put it in the romantic/couples bracket, as I am planning a night there next month with my wife (hopefully it will be perfect).
deepee17's full review | 94 words
Review by
edinburgh 101
on 26th Apr 2006
User Rating : 0
Respect :
-1
I went out for a pleasant meal with my girlfriend, and I was very annoyed at the poor service I received at McKenzies in Edinburgh. The food was cold and the waiters were very slow. I would not recommend!
edinburgh 101's full review | 47 words
Review by
Groovee
expert review 
on 14th Mar 2004
User Rating : 8
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Mackenzies Restaurant is set in a cottage-style house and is in the heart of Colinton Village near Redford Barracks. You go right into the village and just opposite the traffic lights, there is a row of shops and MacKenzies is right at the top!
MacKenzies is named after Henry Mackenzie who is was the Edinburgh-born writer and lawyer who lived in the cottage next to the restaurant!
The restaurant is a brightly yet dimly lit restaurant! As you go in the door, there is a smallish type Bar fro ...
Groovee's full review | 988 words
