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The biggest and best events celebrating the famous Scottish poet
Drag out your tartan trews and your dancing shoes (or a tartan scarf and expanding leggings!) as this Thursday Scots around the world celebrate the Bard, Robert Burns. Aye.
If you are thinking of going out in Edinburgh or Glasgow, here are some suggestions on where to go.
A Pizza Haggis @pizza

Available from Thursday 25th to Sunday 28th January.
@pizza, 4 Charlotte Lane, Edinburgh EH2 4QZ
http://atpizza.com/Burns Night cocktail at The Permit Room

The Patrick Geddes, will be available from Burns Night and then as part of a special offer during the Edinburgh Restaurant Festival in February.
It is named after Sir Patrick Geddes who was a botanist, ecologist, sociologist, town planner and social reformer - who was a long-time resident of both Edinburgh and Bombay and had a significant influence on both cities.
The drink combines Monkey Shoulder, which contains three whiskies from Speyside, and Amrut Fusion Indian single malt whisky, made from barley from both Scotland and India.
Other ingredients include Punch a la Ford (an aged punch that is made by steeping lemon rinds in alcohol), lemon juice, black pepper and a hop foam from Tempest Brewing Co.'s Elemental Dark Ale.
The Patrick Geddes has been created by Dishoom Edinburgh's Head Bartender, Will Salisbury, and is available until 3 am every night from Burns Night on 25th January to 25th February for £9.
The Permit Room 3a St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2BD http://www.dishoom.com/permitroom/Eusebi Deli Scottish/Italian dishes

Burns Day specials will include:
Starters
Haggis Ravioli Fritte with whiskey Sauce £5.50
Cock a Leekie Brodo £5
Main Course
Venison Ragu Pappardelle £14
Dessert
Cranachan Cannoli £3.95
Burns Night at Cafe Honore

Chef Director Neil Forbes and Head Chef Joe Simpson have devised a special 4-course Scottish menu to celebrate The Bard
Cured organic Belhaven salmon, rocket, Katy Rodger's crème frâiche and toasted oat salad, pickled cucumber
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Local venison and Macsween haggis meatballs, clapshot, mustard greens
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Scottish cheese and oatcakes
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Warm organic orange marmalade cake, organic Benromach whisky ice cream
£50 per person.
Cafe St Honorė, 34 NW Thistle Street Lane, Edinburgh EH2 1EA
www.cafesthonore.comWedgwood - Food and Whisky pairing

From the chef who has prepared haggis with Alpaca to Venison and Guinea Pig in between; Paul Wedgwood has prepared a contemporary Scottish menu which is complimented with a whisky flight chosen by Lisa Wedgwood.
£55 per person, Paired whisky flight £35
Bubbles and canapés (add £10.00)
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Scotch broth, mushroom soda bread
Bailie Nicol Jarvie 8 year
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Douglas fir cured salmon, grapefruit, sorrel, rye
Old Pulteney 12 year
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Sound of Mull scallops, smoked haddock Cullen skink
Glenkinchie 12 year
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Loin of Perthshire venison, haggis, celeriac, chocolate
Wedgwood Whisky
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Paul's selection of the very best of Scottish cheese (supplement £5.00)
Bunnahabhain 12 year
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Cranachan
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Clootie dumpling, honeycomb, whisky ice cream
Macallan Gold
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Coffee & Petit fours
Sugar Boat

Smoked salmon, pickled cucumbers and apple
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Haggis neeps and tatties
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Roast loin of venison, beetroot and braised carrots
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Light Dundee cake, orange custard, poached raisins
Booking is essential for this exclusive event.
£35.00 per person.
Credit card details are required with 48-hour cancellation notice, after which a £20.00 cancellation fee applies
The Glenfiddich Burns Night Experiment

Tickets cost £50 per person, which includes a three-course menu and drinks.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-glenfiddich-burns-night-experiment-tickets-42238997980 SWG3 Studio Warehouse