I have been many times and have never been dissapointed, the ice cream is fantastic and the coffee…read moreand food is very nice.

Amazing! Luca's has a lovely vegan chocolate and cherry ice cream which is to die for! It's so…read morelovely having vegan options that taste absolutely amazing and you don't feel like you're missing out!

Wonderful place. Tucked away in the heart of Musselburgh, a coffee shop that captures the town's…read morecharacter. A one off. Excellent quality coffee, better than anything you will find nearby by. Fresh food and pastries. Cosy, welcoming atmosphere. Great staff will make you feel at home. Make it your local.

Great food. Awesome and friendly staff. The restoration of the grounds is beautiful. Visiting…read morefrom the states and this may be our favorite place so far. Make sure you experience the food and the beautiful gardens!

The café at Tesco Musselburgh has recently reopened after a refurbishment. The new decorations are…read morenice and they have given the place a bit of a lick of paint since the old café was booted out. The menu hasn't really changed much but there are a few new things like the meal deal and the specials. I walked up the stairs to the new cafe to try it out and I wasn't really too impressed. The queueing system is a bit slow. There is usually only one person on the register and they are the person who makes the coffees too. The other staff are usually through the back chatting. I ordered a hot chocolate and was charged the price of a fish and chip meal! All I ordered was a small hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows and a Tunnock's caramel wafer! How much money do you need Tesco? Jeez. The toilets are clean and get checked quite often so that they are never dirty. Thankfully, they are on the café floor so you won't have to go down into the shop and use the downstairs ones. The hot chocolate was ok but it was piping hot and I had to ask for some extra milk to cool it down.

The Tolbooth has been here for some time as an eatery in guise or another, but I've never really…read morestepped foot in the place since it stopped being a gift shop (hmm about 10 years ago I think!). So it was high time that this was addressed. I tucked into a serious open sandwich of goats cheese, red pepper and caramelised red onion - and boy, it was good. Underestimating my order, I had opted for the soup and a sandwich option, but it really wasn't necessary (although the carrot and coriander soup was tasty, and had all the hallmarkings of homecooked goodness), I left, stuffed and round as a ball. No room for checking out the homebaking either, probably a good thing - but it leaves me a reason for return, instead.

This is a lovely wee place that has been here for 5 years. It's taken me 2 years to remember to put…read moremy bum in a seat here. It's a shame I waited so long. On a lovely sunny morning with one of the kiddies at nursery we decided to grab brunch outside here. We were greeted by the owner who was lovely to chat to. I ordered the French toast with bacon and my partner the full Scottish. A definite Yum in both our opinions. The coffee was just delicious which I think says a lot about a place. if they take care in the bean they serve as a lot of people order it, it should be your signature. All in all great service delicious food lovely coffee. We'll be back to sample more as they also do a dinner service on a Friday and Saturday night. The menu changes every week which is excellent. I had a look at the previous weekends offerings and there was a lovely variety. 2 courses for £19.50 or 3 courses for £24. Not bad for a freshly cooked locally sourced meal. Give it a whirl.

Great double macchiato and barista service! A Portobello jewel indeed…read more WiFi available.

Used to be Tides, which was good. Home made food, baking, etc. Nice atmosphere. Coffee was ok,…read morethe cakes are bought in, synthetic. Service very slow as they process orders as they come in, so if you order a coffee and there are 6 big orders ahead of you, rather than serve the quick coffee you have to wait your turn. For a small place menu is too big, they would do better to offer fewer things and do them better. Would be less stressful for the kitchen and the staff. Very sad to see Tides close. Only thing is its favour is location now.

Lovely, hidden and quiet place…read more It is often hard to find tables available along the promenade for lunch, but because this is removed from the promenade (by 2 minutes!) you can usually find a table. The customer service is lovely, and the menu offers a varied selection of homemade meals and your typical "comfort food" which is great!

Very friendly, down-to-earth café. All the brunch options you could want--many varieties of a full…read morebreakfast, french toast, croissants, smoothies, as well as a massive lunchtime menu--complete with sandwiches, soups, meat, fish, and a page of daily specials! Everyone in my group was content with our Sunday afternoon experience. The staff were so lovely.

A nice enough place to stop by for a light snack or refreshment…read more Child friendly with kids play area. Coffee and cake under £4.00 ( they are all bought in) Some cakes said home made but l would have questioned that one. One of the negatives that l had was the walkie talkie's the staff had, the manager was instructing a member of staff to top up the sugar bowls than say it to his face, he was about 10 yards a way. Staff should have clean uniforms daily, this place did not and gave the impression that the aprons where not changed in days as they where filthy.

Popped in here with Michelle B for a post-jog brunch last Sunday. It's a lovely little space and…read morehas some fab art work and jewellery and knick-nacks for sale. Great mixture of seating and tables and a proper turntable and old fashioned vinyl playing in the background. They even encourage you to bring along your own vinyl to play while you're in too, which is a cool idea. All looked and seemed promising enough but the food was not good. I had a bacon roll, made with streaky bacon that was so crispy it fractured into hundreds of tiny pieces when I bit into it. Also the roll was not fresh and they'd tried toasting it to make it better. It just crumbled too. Very disappointing. Lashings of red sauce did nothing to improve the texture or flavour. Michelle opted for a fruit scone. It looked nice but wasn't fresh either. In fact, she said it was soo hard that i she "sconed" me with it, she'd need to take me to A&E. We did tell the chap who served us, in order to give him an opportunity to rectify matters but he just shrugged it off and presented us with the bill. The only redeeming feature was the pot of tea. It was lovely. But it's hard to ruin a pot of tea so I'm not sure how much that goes in his favour. I'd give it another try on another occassion. I'm not ready to write this place off yet. I'm hoping it was just an off day and the food/service will be better on a future visit. It's got a great location with a fab view of the beach/sea so I hope it does improve.

A vintage Greasy spoon, close to Port Seton Harbour. Great Coffee & Customer Service…read more Cheap & Cheerful!