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The Restaurant Guide for Wine Lovers

Cadiz

We assessed Cadiz in October 2026 and this review is based on the food menu and wine list at the time of the review. As menus and wine lists change, we name styles in order for the information to remain more useful as menus change. If things have slipped you can use the Vinealto Dining app including accessing an up to date reading using 'At the Table' from the wine list in front of you in the restaurant. How we assess

Cadiz is a Spanish seafood and tapas restaurant in central Edinburgh, strong on Scottish shellfish and paella. Its short wine list is mainstream, but its Sherries by the glass and its Albariño match the food well. It suits seafood lovers and groups sharing tapas who are happy to start with a glass of Fino.

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  • By the glass
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