The Tapas Tree Restaurant
1 Forth Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian
Welcome to The Tapas Tree Spanish restaurant page in Edinburgh, Midlothian. For information about our menu, opening times, to book a takeaway/delivery (if available) or to book a table at The Tapas Tree restaurant, please phone the main telephone number on 0131-556 7118.
You can also view our website at http://www.tapastree.co.uk.
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The Tapas Tree
1 Forth Street
Edinburgh
Midlothian
EH1 2JS
Phone: 0131-556 7118
Website: Click here
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