An Edinburgh ‘ghost sign’ has appeared in the Meadowbank area, revealing a past business which once occupied the building.
The signage, which reads Tivoli Lounge Bar, appeared as the current owners renovate their restaurant. It's understood that Tivoli was once a family run restaurant, which closed its doors many years ago.
The owner, Lino, also ran a nearby eatery - Lino’s Café.
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Archives reveal the building was a public house back in 1902, registered under the name Andrew McLennan. For a time in the ‘00s, it served as Chinese restaurant Xanadu.
The building, which now operates as ‘top-rated’ Indian restaurant Guatam's, is currently closed for renovations. Posting on Instagram, Guatam's said: “Exciting things are heading our way.
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"Gautam’s is coming back stronger and better than ever before. We are building a new dining destination in Edinburgh. Keep an eye on the page for updates."
After opening in 2018, the eatery was voted as one of the best takeaway curry spots in Edinburgh according to Just Eat.
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