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A slice of New York-style margherita pizza on Flùr's printed paper, on a table in the Bonnie and Wild food hall.
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Flùr

A New York-style pizza and pasta kitchen in the Bonnie & Wild food hall at St James Quarter, opened in 2026, selling 18-inch pies and single slices.

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Flùr brings New York pizza to Level 4 of St James Quarter, at a counter inside the Bonnie & Wild food hall.

It was created by Ivan Stein, co-founder of The Gannet in Glasgow, who worked on the dough with the pizza consultant Anthony Falco and uses Scottish-milled flour, which is where the name comes from: flùr is Gaelic for flour. The pies are eighteen inches across and sold whole or by the slice, from a classic Margherita and Pepperoni to Nduja and Honey and a home-made salsiccia. There's fresh pasta too, from bucatini carbonara to ziti with a Genovese ragu, with garlic knots, arancino bites and dishes for children. It's open every day from noon until nine, or half past nine on Friday and Saturday. There's no booking: find a table in the hall and order at the counter, by card only. The hall is almost entirely level, with lifts up from every floor.

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Before you go

Open every day from noon, until nine, or half past nine on Friday and Saturday.

There is no booking: find a table in the food hall and order at the counter.

Where
Bonnie & Wild, Level 4, St James Quarter, Edinburgh, EH1 3AD.
Open
Every day from 12pm to 9pm, to 9.30pm on Friday and Saturday.
Booking
No reservations in the food hall; order at the kitchen.
Paying
Card only; the food hall is cashless.
Children
Welcome, with dishes of their own.
Dogs
Guide dogs only inside; dogs are welcome at the seats outside the front doors.
Access
Almost entirely level, with lifts to Level 4 and accessible toilets.

Opening hours

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Monday
noon–9pm
Tuesday
noon–9pm
Wednesday
noon–9pm
Thursday
noon–9pm
Friday
noon–9.30pm
Saturday
noon–9.30pm
Sunday
noon–9pm

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Where it is

In the Bonnie & Wild food hall on Level 4 of St James Quarter, at the east end of Princes Street, across the road from Waverley Station.

Close bySt James Quarter and the east end of the New Town.
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