Let ESF Entertain You – during the Robbie Williams weekend
Edinburgh's popular food hub Edinburgh Street Food (ESF) is set to transform into a tribute venue for Robbie Williams fans this weekend, offering the perfect pre-concert experience ahead of the star's Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium show.
On Saturday, 31 May, from 12-4 pm, ESF will be hosting a special Robbie Williams-themed extravaganza, allowing concert-goers and fans alike to immerse themselves in the charismatic performer's greatest moments before the main event.
The venue's big screen will showcase a series of Robbie's most memorable live performances throughout the afternoon, beginning with 'Live at the Albert' at 12pm, followed by 'What We Did Last Summer: Live in Knebworth' at 1:15pm. The entertainment will conclude with a compilation of Robbie's greatest hits from 3pm.
Food vendors across ESF will be offering special Robbie-themed menu items and drinks for the occasion, providing fans with the opportunity to fuel up before dancing the night away.
Located just five tram stops from Murrayfield Stadium, ESF is perfectly positioned for concert-goers looking to start their celebration early, so it's the perfect place to kick the party off in style before the stadium action.
And for those who weren't fortunate enough to secure tickets to the sold-out concert? As Robbie himself might say, 'No Regrets' – ESF welcomes all fans to join in the festivities, enjoy the food offerings, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere.
With Edinburgh expected to be bustling with excited fans throughout the weekend, this food and entertainment hub promises to be a highlight for both locals and visitors looking to make the most of Robbie Williams' return to the Scottish capital.
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