Awesome food and a great environment! Get the Beef Special and the Classic Grilled cheese for the…read moreyummy onion jam. They just opened 1.5 months ago and are super friendly.

Service is top notch, quality food quite tasty ! I would recommend and come again, and will…read more Also haunted!

Excellent tuna sandwiches. My husband had a tuna melt and I had a spicy tuna sandwich. The bread…read morewas excellent and we appreciated sitting outdoors. School was out for spring break but I can imagine that it gets busy when college is in session.

We loved the food and service here. Very friendly, great coffee, big portions for reasonable…read moreprices. I would highly recommend

Quite simply, Miller's is an excellent place for lunch or a spot of afternoon tea. It has a wide…read morerange of items available, ranging from soups to baked potatoes to sandwiches of all sorts: wraps, baguettes, paninis, rolls.... the choice is seemingly endless. On entering, you are welcomed by a lavish list of mouth watering fillings presented on blackboards. Ordering couldn't be simpler: choose a filling, choose the type of bread, salad? yes or no, boom, here's your delicious lunch, all at quite cheap prices. There is a diverse range of coffees, herbal teas, and homebakes available. An attractive atmosphere is created by a colourful, roomy interior, making this shop very pleasant to sit in and enjoy what's on offer. Overall, I'd highly recommend it.

Check out this incredible line up of toasties at Bite Me! This sandwich spot serves delicious…read morebreakfast and desserts too! We were greeted upon entering and the staff was very friendly, answering our questions to help with menu selection and didn't rush us. There are 2 bar top areas along the large picture windows, a large dining area in the back side and 2 small tables outside. We really enjoyed our food and drinks and would definitely recommend! Berry Burst Smoothie Vanilla Latte Bacon Egg & Cheddar Breakfast Toastie

Quick service, but my BLTA had only one slice of bacon. Lots of avocado, though! Usually places…read moreskimp on that.

Okay so there is a reason there is a huge queue here every lunch time…read more First of all let me say that I kind of don't like sandwiches. I always find them boring, soggy and unappetizing. However after reading Emily's review of Thyme in Holyrood, I thought I would give it a bash. I am so glad I did! The choice of fillings is amazing, and so much more exciting than ham and cheese/tuna mayo/chicken and sweetcorn. With fillings such as Sweet Chilli Tuna, Brie and Pinenuts, and Posh Cheddar I was spoiled for choice. There is a good selection of different rolls too as opposed to white or brown. As you go into the shop you pick your roll up from the basket and when you get to the front of the queue hand it over to the assistant who happily packs your sandwich full of yummyness. I went for Brie and Apple which had a multitude of different bits going in, and it tasted delicious. The girl in front of me had a Caesar salad and it looked awesome, a huge bowl filled with chicken, cous cous and salad. The salad selection is pretty great too, I think I will have to return to sample those. My sandwich was £3.05 but with student discount it was £2.75 which was a great price for the top quality nosh. The only thing was the writing on the menu on the wall was so darn small I couldn't read it.

In the name of reviewing duties, I'm known to spread the net far and wide especially at lunchtimes,…read moreyet it was with almost a sense of disappointment that I stumbled across Thyme on my extended venture to this neck of the woods. Disappointed because I hoped to find someplace new and untried, yet deep down I knew it was impossible to resist a Bacon and Brie on a poppyseed roll from here. Even if I'm not hungry, I literally find it impossible to walk past Thyme on Holyrood Road, and I expect the same effect every time I'm in the vicinity of this one. The menu looks outstanding, but I just can't stop eating that same sarnie over and over. I genuinely believe that there can't be a better sandwich in the world.

Oink is a great spot for a quick bite in Edinburgh…read more The pork was incredibly soft and tender, the kind that just falls apart. They also have the ordering process down really well, so you can get in, grab your food, and get back to exploring without a long wait. The different portion sizes and choices of sauces and toppings are a nice touch. Simple food done really well, and definitely somewhere I'd stop again.

My expectations weren't super high for this spot because I thought it was just meat and bread and…read morewouldn't be that mindblowing. I was proven wrong. Line moves quickly. Limited seating inside. We both got the oink size on white bread with mustard mayo - one with sage & onion stuffing, and one with haggis stuffing. Both were so delicious. The pork was so juicy and tender. The sage & onion stuffing and haggis stuffing both added an extra layer of flavor. We also loved the mustard mayo sauce.

Came to the sandwich shop for lunch, and got a sandwich with a history lesson on the side!…read moreApparently Edinburgh used to called Auld Reekie because of the smell from the breweries in the area. While the city might have "Reeked", this sandwich certainly smelled good. Auld Reekie sandwich piled high with pulled pork, tomato, I believe onions and an aged cheese. Broccoli slaw on the side. I also had a chance to try the Ibn Bru soda. Reminded me of my favorite soda: Colombiana. Good lunch here served by friendly staff. It's always great supporting local business when traveling!

I hadn't eaten all day. It was 3:30pm. A very unusual situation for me. Every other eatery along my…read moreNorth-Westbound walk was closed. I walked into The Sandwich Shop. The Sandwich Shop is like most Scottish establishments of the same nature- tiny eating area and carb-heavy food. But one way it differs is selection- although primarily offering 'breakfast rolls' (served all day) and sandwiches, the possible filling combinations are many. Relatively rare items- such as jalapenos- abound. Another way it differs is value. For just over 5£ I got this: a sausage link breakfast roll; a small soup of the day (tomato and chorizo sausage); a salami sandwich with lettuce and jalapenos, in combo form alongside a bag of salt & vinegar Walkers crisps, and a bottle (yes, bottle- not a can) of sugar-free Irn Bru. All that for JUST OVER 5£. My meal filled me up and that is rare. But here's the kicker, Yelp- the woman who made my sandwich- she literally covered it in jalapenos. This was not a typical, single salad-tong-full of four or five slices spread over the length of the sandwich. She carefully placed the jalapenos in a spicy blanket over the entire surface area. Perfection. For a tiny, cheap sandwich shop- THE Sandwich Shop lives up to its name.

We have eaten here twice in one week and both times the food and the service was absolutely…read moreamazing! A great spot to sit for a few minutes and enjoy your breakfast. We recommend the panini sandwiches made to order.

Sandwich Culture is a straight up great place to grab a sandwich on the go…read more With cheap but appeasing teas, coffees and hot chocolates, it's a hot spot for people snacking on their lunch break. They have soup of the day, toasties, full breakfasts, ridiculously well priced baked potatoes and a number of sandwich fillings to see you through a day at work. If you're stopping by for leisure purposes, there are a few fold away tall chairs laid out so you can prop up the bar by the window. But this is a more functional sandwich bar rather than being somewhere you'd sit in. It's clean and cosy, but always crammed full of people waiting for their takeouts so if you're going to stay awhile I'd recommend coming first thing on a Monday morning. It's not black tie dining or an ambient coffee shop, but it does the job if you've got a grumbling belly at lunchtime. Fills a gap and is tasty enough!

Breakfast rolls and sandwiches were absolutely delicious. I had breakfast here twice and lunch once…read morein my four days in Edinburgh. Everyone was so sweet and welcoming and the food was just that good I kept coming back. Although I loved the breakfast rolls, the beef sandwich I had for lunch stole the show. Sitting at the window and people watching was an added bonus!

We saw the great reviews and walked 15 mins and past 6 other sandwiches places to get there due to…read morethe reviews. It was good, the bread on the breakfast roll was soft and fresh. The rest is what you would make of it. The staff was pleasant and there are 3 bar seats facing the windows. It's more of a take away place. Lots of locals popping in and out. Solid but wouldn't walk 15 mins to get there again.

Lunch places, and the places you jump in for a sandwhich to eat on the train, can be incredibly hit…read moreor miss. Well, this place couldn't be more centre in the bulleye. I popped in today for something to fill that hole between lunch and dinner (it is usually quite a big hole) and I was not disapointed. Decided to choose the falafel wrap - something my carnizerous side gave into last summer - and boy did it satisfy. The falafel was delishious and the cucumber and chili sauce was the perfect addition. The woman that works there and I imagine owns the place too was very nice and attentive. Thumbs up all round and the price added to that! 3.25 for a crackin lunch!

Salt 'n' Pepper is an amazing place to visit for a healthy and delicious lunch any day of the week…read more The shop has a freidnly, relaxing feel to it and you can either sit in or take you food away to enjoy it. As it's located on George IV Bridge it's ideal for grabbing something quick and easy on the go. They have a huge range of sandwich fillings, all of which are fresh and many are locally sourced. There's smoked meats, cheeses, fresh salad and an extensive selection of sauce to choose from. I usually go for a turkey wrap with cheese, salad and mayonnaise which costs about £2.90, tastes amazing and is the perfect size for a filling lunch.