The Glasshouse at Eskmills, in a town called Musselburgh in Edinburgh is owned by one of Scotland's most creative and passionate chefs, Steve Adair.

The former historic mill has been transformed to create a welcoming neighbourhood restaurant where the original architecture blends with new stunning contemporary features.

Located within a courtyard piazza of the restored Eskmills, the result is a relaxed dining experience where the food speaks for itself.

With a huge natural larder thanks to the surrounding East Lothian countryside and a commitment to using local produce and suppliers, the resulting dishes ensure customers return again and again.

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Glasshouse is one of the most sought after restaurants in Scotland offering an excellent level of service every time that makes our customers come again and again.

Corporate catering

Our corporate catering is being launched as Glasshouse Corporate. Have you ever needed refreshments at one of your corporate meetings? If you have then corporate catering is for you, as we can cater to your needs. We are proud to be launching this service in which we will ensure the same high quality service is maintained which is experienced previously.

Events

We are able to cater for a whole variety of events and receptions, this could range from weddings to private parties,from small numbers under ** people, to large scale events, based within the Glasshouse at Eskmills or at your own desired location. In December ****, The Glasshouse at Eskmills Events opened the Archibald Hope House (situated along side the restaurant), capabale of hosting a wide range of events, from weddings to conferences, from ** to *** guests.

WEDDINGS

For a wedding venue with a difference, The Glasshouse at Eskmills is a hidden gem with a wow factor.

Each wedding party is tailored individually to meet a couple's own requirements with no set wedding package, whether it is a smaller wedding situated in The Glasshouse restaurant or a larger affair in Archibald Hope House.

The traditional architecture of the mill had been blended with a striking glazed extension which houses the restaurant. It offers *** degree views to the water pools and fountains in the courtyard and the restored Victorian mills. Imaginative lighting at night adds to the air of romance.

In the stylish boutique-styled lounge area, the restored central dome is up lit and slowly changes colour for dramatic effect above the polished walnut-panelled bar.