Miller and Carter's $2M Edinburgh Makeover

0:00It's April 27. You're listening to Edinburgh News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. Mitchell's and Butler's just dropped plans for a 2 million pound makeover on a landmark Edinburgh spot at 47 Buckstone Terrace. They're turning the old charwood restaurant into a Miller and Carter Steakhouse with permission filed to the city of Edinburgh Council on March 31. The revamp hits the 6,000 square foot site hard, tweaking the inside layout, shrinking the terrace to add more parking spots, and slapping on a big bull sculpture out front. They'll swap in new windows, doors, kitchen vents, cladding, lighting, and even a fresh freezer and fence. Charwood ran strong there for 12 years before closing in January, and this chain known for spots like Browns and All Bar One is eyeing more prime. Locations across Scotland. Back in February, their acquisition boss called it a major win for the Steakhouse brand. Now the plans face three objections from locals, though details are under wraps for now.

1:02The Council's still reviewing everything from AC units to roof ladders. Word is, if it all clears, Miller and Carter could fire up grills by years in, breathing new life into buckstones dining scene.