Visiting family in Scotland, this is their local Chinese takeaway…read more I sampled the shredded sweet chilli chicken & the five spice chicken, accompanied by vermicelli style noodles. The batter on both chicken dishes was not quite as crispy as I would've liked, but it was still very tasty & I would definitely return. Portions were a decent size & well priced for the quality of food presented. It is also located very near to a Cooperative store should you decide, as we did, to partake in some alcoholic refreshment as part of your meal.

Always a personal touch on the phone line and know's what I am going to order before I speak, with…read morethe odd extra portion of honey glazed ribs haha! Great service inside the shop and food is quick but still well prepared. Always tasty and fresh, great place :)

I always loved their sandwiches. Not anymore. When i went in today (7/12/20), the two "cooks" wore…read moreneither masks nor gloves. Nor did they wash their hands---they went from handling meat to bread to appliance to cutlery. DISGUSTING!!!!

Brilliant sandwich shop which happily welcomes anyne. The man himself is a great laugh and will…read morehapppily make up any sandwiches for you. Wide variety available and all priced very well. Everything is clean and looks nice. Much better than Greggs across the road and i will go there for my lunch most days.

A fine place to sit and have a panini or soup. I came here because I heard that the scones were…read moreexcellent, but arrived too late. Go early if you want to try them. I ended up having a chicken panini and tomato basil soup. It was all adequate. I felt as though they could have cooked the panini a little less since it came out melty but the bread was a little too toasted.

I actually paid a visit to Carruber's cafe when I was taking part in an event within the Christian…read moreCentre. I was absolutely starving when I noticed it, and couldn't wait to get something hot down me as it was a freezing cold winters day. The cafe itself doesn't scream of Christianity, apart from the odd Scriptural quote here and there on the walls, and the décor isn't too bad, but not very modern. The food is so cheap though, ranging from £2 for some soup to about £4 for sandwiches and soup, which is perfect for what I wanted that afternoon. I had some classic white bread sandwiches filled to bursting with cheese, and a bowl of lentil soup. I was on my own at this point, and one of the lovely workers there came and chatted with me whilst I had my lunch, they are all so lovely in the centre! Regardless of religion, everyone is made welcome,and the place got busier and busier with shoppers and visitors alike, all stocking up on some awesome traditional scran. The thing I remember most about going to Church was that the women there made thee best cakes ever! This place is no exception. I had a slice of Malteaser cake (if you haven't tried it, then do it now!) and it was so yummy! Give this place a go, for a really cheap and tasty lunch in an otherwise expensive area. You'll be made to feel welcome no matter if you believe in God or whoever.....

I don't know if I have been in this little cafe at a better time than the reviewers, but I loved…read moreit! Rudi's is as delightful on the inside as it is on its outside. It has a cute, appealing signage and even more appealing light bites on the menu. It is very much Italian snacky, with ciabatta and focaccia being the food of choice. But that'll sort you out if you're starving, since it's a healthy carb fest filled with delicious topping options. There are a load of deli's littered around Edinburgh, but this little business is, in my opinion, one of the better ones. It's affordable and fresh. And if you're unlucky enough to miss the sandwiches after the lunchtime rush, at least you can still grab a cup of lip lickingly good coffee. Lovely.

From my experience of Rudi's I've always found it to be pleasant inside with a great range of food…read moreand, in particular, breads. The queues are usually painful around lunchtime and they could easily do with some more staff in there. The vast majority of people come for their excellent sandwiches which are sold cheaply and do for a great lunch. I usually go for one of their seeded brown baguettes with some smoked ham and salad. They have a great range of cooked meats, cheeses, olives and fresh salad. The service isn't the quickest, but they're always friendly make your sandwich exactly as you ask for it.

The Deli is welcoming and friendly cafe situated on Morningside Road. Its name is slightly…read moremisleading as it is not necessarily a delicatessen. It probably does most its trade through selling filled rolls, sandwiches and hot drinks. The interior decor is clean and the bright colours on the wall create a bright atmosphere. At the front counter the service is efficient and they have an impressive range of ingredients for sandwich fillings as well as a variety of different breads and baguettes. I had cajun chicken and salad in a nice crispy baguette with a packet of cheese and onion crisps. It tasted great but it was also quite pricey as it came to about £3.50 for what was essentially just a sandwich and a bag of crisps. I can't dispute the quality of this place, however, and The Deli offers fresh ingredients, an extensive range of food and drink and great service to match.

An excellent little sandwich shop serving freshly made sandwiches on a variety of different breads…read moreand with a wide selection of fillings. There is a menu to help you decide and give inspiration, however you are quite welcome to choose your own fillings too. Prices are what you'd expect for a city - around £2-3 for a filled ciabatta - but the service is generally fast and with a smile! The Deli also serves a small selection of drinks, soup and cakes & biscuits. There is a bench in the front window and some stools for those who wish to eat in. Overall, very friendly staff and great service has kept this place going for a good few years now in an area with a high turnover of eateries.

At last! A place that sells bananas after they've turned ripe! You know, I can't stand under-ripe…read morebananas. They taste like cardboard. In fact, an under-ripe banana ruins my day. Not only do fruit-a-licious sell ripe bananas, but they sell them cheaper than under-ripe ones. Imagine that! I got one today for 7p. Amazing. Enough about bananas, this place is brilliant for all veg. They have about 7 different types of potato, loads of different mushrooms, chillis, various herbs, loads of fruit (including bananas). They also sell specialist Indian spices and delicacies (and who doesn't love a good samosa). This place has been a real find. The produce is good quality and so so cheap. I'll not be venturing into Tesco again to get my fruit and veg. I've found my new veg shop, even if the name is a bit dodgy. Did I mention they sell ripe bananas?

I really like the concept of of shopping at a green grocer's, but unfortunately not many of these…read morestill exist, and those that do are often nowhere near my daily wanderings. Enter Fruit-A-Licious which I'm sure I'd seen before but didn't really properly clock until The Man and I passed it the other day and I realised that I didn't have any broccoli for our pizza (it's amazing, try it). So, I popped in, had a gander at what was on offer, and hunted down the broccoli. Apparently this broccoli is dipped in invisible gold, as a medium head cost me £1.50. £1.50 for a head of broccoli?? It's not even organic or locally grown! That's what broccoli costs from the farmer's market, NOT what it should cost at a green grocer's. I realise it's going to be more than Tesco, and as we're in Morningside it'll be even more expensive than a normal green grocer's, but that's insanity. Unfortunately, I won't be switching my shopping habits to support the little guy in this situation.

I know, it's really expensive BUT i love it! #yummyyummy - delicious!read more

I love Subway so much. Any Subway not just this one. I love them because the staff are always kind…read moreand welcoming. At lunchtime on the weekends it is pretty busy, since it is smaller than other Subway shops. It always smells delicious and is very tempting when you walk past.

This business has been taken over by a new owner within the last year or so. Before then the food…read morewas...Less than edible and the sanitary of it could be questioned... Not to even mention the mannerisms of the employees. Is it really that hard to put chips in a bag?.. Sadly it was too much. And of course the highest luxury at the time was last nights left over chips to be sold the following day?.. Sounds appealing doesn't it? Also on the weekends also spectate the local "Chavs" standing outside making it less picturesque Now... Since new ownership the staff are very friendly, the food has been improved vastly. There's nothing outstanding about the food though... After all, it's a Chip Shop, how amazing can it really be?. If anything it's reasonably priced. And always quick to deliver when ordering via applications such as JustEat, and Telephone. Though from a distance the building doesn't look to welcoming as its situated in a cul-de-sac with other shops.

The Golden Field has recently been taken over again. The quality of the fried offerings have…read moreimproved a little, however prices have increased too. Not quite sure why the vegi pizza is now the most expensive on the menu, and is way overpriced, quality of the pizzas and kebabs are still good.