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This place was really cute! It had a very cool vibe about the place. Everyone was very friendly. My partner and I got the salted caramel hot chocolate and it was really nice! My only complaint is it was hard to find. There wasn't a sign up (as far as I saw) so I walked past it a few times. but I'm glad I found it.
The cutest little cafe! Just a hop, jump, and a skip away from both Armchair Books and Edinburgh Books--the perfect place to sit down and cozy up with a new read. Laptop free on the weekends. Def try the sourdough bread you'll be pleased.
I was looking up tea room & cafe local treasures when I came across this place and the photos gave me a strong incentive to come here. I had planned out my day basically according to where I wanted to eat, when I started off at Clarinda's tea room first thing in the morning for a light breakfast (near Hollyrood Palace) before hiking up the pathway adjacent to the path that leads to Arthur's Seat summit (which I did yesterday and did not want to do that one again). After the long hike I figured I had burned off enough energy to be able to have cake, so I made my way over to Lovecrumbs, at one point using Google maps because I couldn't figure out where it was. I even passed it without realizing until I reopened Google maps and it told me to turn around. I finally found the store, only to discover that its CASH ONLY! And of course I didn't have much cash left on me, so I did what any crazy food lover would do and made my way back to my hotel in New Town next to Mark's & Spencer's and exchanged currency there. Now I was finally ready to trek back to Lovecrumbs- that's how dedicated I was to trying it before leaving Edinburgh!!! Got back to Lovecrumbs around 12:40 and with the help & advice from the friendly employee, I ordered a slice of the Rose & Pistachio cake and a cup of Violet Petal tea (the employee let me smell the dry tea and it had a strong but amazing scent!). The cake was pistachio and the frosting between the layers and on top was lightly rose-flavored. Now I normally don't like floral food and drinks but the combination of the flavors and how light the floral-ness was done well here. The cake was a little dry (but so far my experience showed me that all the cakes here are), but overall good. Now on to the best part of my afternoon snack (in lieu of lunch)- the tea was amazing! It was definitely different from the teas I'm used to and was great in a unique but delicious way. So overall a good experience, but again as a reminder to tourists- CASH ONLY! Also, this place really started to get packed as I was finishing up my tea so keep in mind that it does seem to get pretty busy here.
Lovecrumbs is the definition of eclectic and tasty coffee/cake house. Located around the corner from the Grassmarket, this location is a haven from the more touristy shops. We ordered at the counter next to the beautiful cakes and retail items then had a seat at the table near the window. We ordered an almond and fig cake, chocolate peanut butter cake and some lattes. The cakes were incredibly moist, large portion, and amazing flavor. Absolutely the best cake that we had in Scotland. It went perfectly with the lattes. The lattes were bold and flavorful. I opted for the cardamom and rose one which was extra tasty. While this location is a bit pricey, it is absolutely worth a stop. With its adorable interior, great food, and friendly service, we had a fantastic afternoon stop at Lovecrumbs.
Super cool coffee shop and bakery. The flat white was Delicious and well prepared. The flaky crust of the sausage roll was amazing and tasty. The chocolate crinkle cookie was very rich and best to have with milk or coffee. The sea salt cookie was very salty but still good. Service was top notch.
What an adorable coffee shop! Loved the atmosphere - very cozy. The barista was very kind and patient with us. We got lattes and a grilled cheese. It was all great!
Cute little coffee shop & bakery which was a few minutes away from my hotel in Edinburgh. Limited seating as it was busy when I visited. The service was excellent & both the mocha drink & the pastry (although a bit dry & expensive for the portion) I had hit the spot after an overnight flight from the US. A lot of the other businesses in the immediate area seemed to be closed on the weekend, but glad I stumbled upon Lovecrumbs.
You'll never struggle to find a place in Edinburgh to stop for cake and a hot drink - but you could certainly do a lot worse than stumbling in to Lovecrumbs - which is what I did at the start of a busy day at the festival. Far enough from breakfast for me to want something to sustain me through (it's really hard fitting proper meals in between shows!) I opted for a cappuccino and my default carrot cake. Very tasty and obviously fresh cake, well made coffee and everything was brought over to my table (I'm clumsy and prone to spillage so this is a very useful service for me). Both the decor and crockery in Lovecrumbs is mismatched, but not in a try-hard way - it just felt totally chill, like hanging out at a friends house. I didn't even notice you could sit in the window (literally, some cushions and a wee table on the low, wide window ledge) until someone scrambled in, and I was very jealous of their premium seat. I could happily come back here with a good book and a few hours to spare. And seeing as I'm very keen to try their custom hot chocolates (Orange, Chilli & clove sounds too appealing to pass up) I don't think it'll be tooling before you find me there, curled up on their sofa with a dog eared tome.
Great (mildly hipsterish) decor with a wide selection of cakes to choose from (that comes from a cupboard!?) While the space is small there is enough seating to he comfortable, even if my friend and I had to share tables with other customers at one point. They provided soy for their coffees (though we had to pay extra for it) and had really good coffee in general! The prices were affordable and I would like going there again!
Awwwwww man! Located a few minutes away from Grassmarket, Lovecrumbs has got to be the most darling wee cafe bakery ever! I fell in love the second I stepped in through those old wooden doors! This place is pretty big, has a lot of seating/tables (some are community tables so you'd have to share with other customers) and gives out a very rustic vibe, with the wardrobe cake display, mixed up furniture and upcycled piano to be made into a table! Like an antique shop turned bakery! Be aware that this place gets crowded over the weekend! Anyway, Lovecrumbs has a selection of many interesting and beautifully decorated cakes! I tried the lavender and black pepper cake (I know, what a unique combo!), and it was ... so strange ... but I loved it! It was a funny experience eating something as fragrant as lavender and then biting into a black pepper seed ... wow ... haha that was 3.40quid a slice! I also tried a latte and a hot chocolate. I'm not a big fan of their coffee because it's SOOO strong! They use Steampunk coffee (which I think has a very deep and strong roast) and generally serve double shots. Their hot chocolate was good though! Def would go back for that! But anyway, they're not known for drinks, mostly cakes so just stick to what they're famous for! Hehe Did I mention they have wifi? Yes. It's fast too ;-) Anyway, if I go back to Edinburgh, would definitely be back here to try more of their interesting cakes! There's usually so many, you're just spoiled for choice!
Eh they have a wardrobe full of cakes!!!! Do you actually need to know any more?!!! Like seriously. A wardrobe. A big giant wooden Narnia-like one. Full. Of. Cakes. Not enough?! Right. I had a chocolate brownie pie, with a meringue top. That's a 3-in-1 cake-style. Pie, brownie, meringue. All together. God help us all. Still wanting more?! You can sit in the window that's kinda like a little nook that's kinda like a little viewing platform on the world outside to eat your cake. Seriously. Go there. I want a Lovecrumbs in Dublin. So. Bad.
I love what they have done with the decor here, stripped it back and revealed some of the beautiful original features of the building. I also love the furnishing and cutlery. You can tell that they put a lot of love and effort into it. If you are lucky you might get the surprise frog mug. I wonder what other delights they have in those cupboards. The selection of cake is amazing and the portions are huge. They seem to be very popular too and I will have to get there earlier than 5.30 PM the next time, I'm desperate to try their raspberry & white chocolate cake and their Vicky sponge. The Carot cake we shared was delicious and the portion massive, perfect for a growing lad with a sweet tooth like me. We also shared a slice of chocolate tart, amazing and highly recommended, perfect with coffee. The coffee here is great, I must remember to ask where it's on my next visit if I can divert my attention from the cakes. The staff are very friendly and passionate about cake. Strong contender for my favourite coffee & cake spot in the city.
I have now been to Lovecrumbs twice and reserved my judgement after my first visit, as I was extremely disappointed, considering the great reviews it has and the price of the cake - brownies and scones from about £2.50, but most (large) cake slices are about £3.40!! My first cake, which my friend had also, was a Rosemary, Fig & Vanilla cake. It was less rosemary and fig, and more/practically just vanilla. Hence, it was not the out-of-the-ordinary cake we were expecting and it was even slightly dry to boot. I returned to give Lovecrumbs another go and was a bit scared to go for something different or something that could potentially be dry again, so closely inspected the cakes before going for a tried and true carrot cake, that contained lots of dried fruit and nuts and of course, yummy cream cheese icing. I was very happy with this cake, although was a bit of a shame I wasn't confident to go with a more unusual flavour. My friend did though, going for Beetroot & Rose cake, which she also chose because it looked moister than some of the others and she thoroughly enjoyed it too. Our accompanying drinks were very nice - peppermint and white hot chocolate, and lemongrass and mint tea (could only taste lemongrass though). Both times we visited, the café was packed, having to wait for a table on the second occasion and it was rather noisy inside. They have an eclectic mix of furniture and the many cakes are uniquely displayed on tables, shelves and cubby holes. I am glad I went back to base my judgement on 2 visits, however I don't think Lovecrumbs is a place I would necessarily choose to go again.
3 years ago
Upon the recommendation of someone I know, I popped into Lovecrumb for a quick start to my day. I came in figuring I'd order a cinnamon bun and a hot beverage -- which is exactly what I was able to get! There's a bunch of tables inside, although they can tend to be quite busy. I sat at a little table next to the window and was brought my order. The cinnamon bun was really soft and had a lovely flavor. The chai was sweet and didn't have too much spice but I enjoyed it! Overall the vibe of the cafe itself is really cute and they have plenty of baked goods, hot and cold beverages, and savory options to appeal to a reasonable palate. I've been back a couple more times since this occasion to try more baked goods and get a hot chocolate! I've always been very pleased by my experience and will continue to return! read more
3 years ago
MY RATING: 3.5 I found Lovecrumbs to be a fun and cute place. It's great for reading a book on a rainy day, grabbing a sweet vegan treat, or catching up with an old friend. As long as you don't stay overstay your welcome, that is. ;) The OAT MILK CAPPUCCINO was frothy and creamy, but overall it was just okay. Not the best, not the worst, right in the middle. I loved the icing on the VEGAN CARROT CAKE. It was smooth and sweet, but not too sweet. It also had a pop of citrus. As for the cake, I was underwhelmed. It was lacking in carrot flavor and was denser than I'd prefer. However, I did enjoy the big chunks of nuts and raisins. EXTRA: Super cute decor They have a retail section in the front that sells coffee, jewelry, mugs, pens, vitamins, etc. Friendly service Decent size space and amount of tables The bathroom is downstairs "Weekends are lap top free" that's what the sign says, at least Not sure how I feel about this sign: "If busy, please limit your stay to an hour.. thanks for being cool." At least they're honest, I suppose, but still... You can watch my visit to Lovecrumbs and see all of the vegan food I ate in Edinburgh on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw-0mh0q3iM&t=1s read more
This place was really cute! It had a very cool vibe about the place. Everyone was very friendly. My partner and I got the salted caramel hot chocolate and it was really nice! My only complaint is it was hard to find. There wasn't a sign up (as far as I saw) so I walked past it a few times. but I'm glad I found it. read more
3 years ago
The cutest little cafe! Just a hop, jump, and a skip away from both Armchair Books and Edinburgh Books--the perfect place to sit down and cozy up with a new read. Laptop free on the weekends. Def try the sourdough bread you'll be pleased. read more
I was looking up tea room & cafe local treasures when I came across this place and the photos gave me a strong incentive to come here. I had planned out my day basically according to where I wanted to eat, when I started off at Clarinda's tea room first thing in the morning for a light breakfast (near Hollyrood Palace) before hiking up the pathway adjacent to the path that leads to Arthur's Seat summit (which I did yesterday and did not want to do that one again). After the long hike I figured I had burned off enough energy to be able to have cake, so I made my way over to Lovecrumbs, at one point using Google maps because I couldn't figure out where it was. I even passed it without realizing until I reopened Google maps and it told me to turn around. I finally found the store, only to discover that its CASH ONLY! And of course I didn't have much cash left on me, so I did what any crazy food lover would do and made my way back to my hotel in New Town next to Mark's & Spencer's and exchanged currency there. Now I was finally ready to trek back to Lovecrumbs- that's how dedicated I was to trying it before leaving Edinburgh!!! Got back to Lovecrumbs around 12:40 and with the help & advice from the friendly employee, I ordered a slice of the Rose & Pistachio cake and a cup of Violet Petal tea (the employee let me smell the dry tea and it had a strong but amazing scent!). The cake was pistachio and the frosting between the layers and on top was lightly rose-flavored. Now I normally don't like floral food and drinks but the combination of the flavors and how light the floral-ness was done well here. The cake was a little dry (but so far my experience showed me that all the cakes here are), but overall good. Now on to the best part of my afternoon snack (in lieu of lunch)- the tea was amazing! It was definitely different from the teas I'm used to and was great in a unique but delicious way. So overall a good experience, but again as a reminder to tourists- CASH ONLY! Also, this place really started to get packed as I was finishing up my tea so keep in mind that it does seem to get pretty busy here. read more
Lovecrumbs is the definition of eclectic and tasty coffee/cake house. Located around the corner from the Grassmarket, this location is a haven from the more touristy shops. We ordered at the counter next to the beautiful cakes and retail items then had a seat at the table near the window. We ordered an almond and fig cake, chocolate peanut butter cake and some lattes. The cakes were incredibly moist, large portion, and amazing flavor. Absolutely the best cake that we had in Scotland. It went perfectly with the lattes. The lattes were bold and flavorful. I opted for the cardamom and rose one which was extra tasty. While this location is a bit pricey, it is absolutely worth a stop. With its adorable interior, great food, and friendly service, we had a fantastic afternoon stop at Lovecrumbs. read more
Super cool coffee shop and bakery. The flat white was Delicious and well prepared. The flaky crust of the sausage roll was amazing and tasty. The chocolate crinkle cookie was very rich and best to have with milk or coffee. The sea salt cookie was very salty but still good. Service was top notch. read more
Cute little coffee shop & bakery which was a few minutes away from my hotel in Edinburgh. Limited seating as it was busy when I visited. The service was excellent & both the mocha drink & the pastry (although a bit dry & expensive for the portion) I had hit the spot after an overnight flight from the US. A lot of the other businesses in the immediate area seemed to be closed on the weekend, but glad I stumbled upon Lovecrumbs. read more
You'll never struggle to find a place in Edinburgh to stop for cake and a hot drink - but you could certainly do a lot worse than stumbling in to Lovecrumbs - which is what I did at the start of a busy day at the festival. Far enough from breakfast for me to want something to sustain me through (it's really hard fitting proper meals in between shows!) I opted for a cappuccino and my default carrot cake. Very tasty and obviously fresh cake, well made coffee and everything was brought over to my table (I'm clumsy and prone to spillage so this is a very useful service for me). Both the decor and crockery in Lovecrumbs is mismatched, but not in a try-hard way - it just felt totally chill, like hanging out at a friends house. I didn't even notice you could sit in the window (literally, some cushions and a wee table on the low, wide window ledge) until someone scrambled in, and I was very jealous of their premium seat. I could happily come back here with a good book and a few hours to spare. And seeing as I'm very keen to try their custom hot chocolates (Orange, Chilli & clove sounds too appealing to pass up) I don't think it'll be tooling before you find me there, curled up on their sofa with a dog eared tome. read more
12 years ago
Great (mildly hipsterish) decor with a wide selection of cakes to choose from (that comes from a cupboard!?) While the space is small there is enough seating to he comfortable, even if my friend and I had to share tables with other customers at one point. They provided soy for their coffees (though we had to pay extra for it) and had really good coffee in general! The prices were affordable and I would like going there again! read more
Awwwwww man! Located a few minutes away from Grassmarket, Lovecrumbs has got to be the most darling wee cafe bakery ever! I fell in love the second I stepped in through those old wooden doors! This place is pretty big, has a lot of seating/tables (some are community tables so you'd have to share with other customers) and gives out a very rustic vibe, with the wardrobe cake display, mixed up furniture and upcycled piano to be made into a table! Like an antique shop turned bakery! Be aware that this place gets crowded over the weekend! Anyway, Lovecrumbs has a selection of many interesting and beautifully decorated cakes! I tried the lavender and black pepper cake (I know, what a unique combo!), and it was ... so strange ... but I loved it! It was a funny experience eating something as fragrant as lavender and then biting into a black pepper seed ... wow ... haha that was 3.40quid a slice! I also tried a latte and a hot chocolate. I'm not a big fan of their coffee because it's SOOO strong! They use Steampunk coffee (which I think has a very deep and strong roast) and generally serve double shots. Their hot chocolate was good though! Def would go back for that! But anyway, they're not known for drinks, mostly cakes so just stick to what they're famous for! Hehe Did I mention they have wifi? Yes. It's fast too ;-) Anyway, if I go back to Edinburgh, would definitely be back here to try more of their interesting cakes! There's usually so many, you're just spoiled for choice! read more
Eh they have a wardrobe full of cakes!!!! Do you actually need to know any more?!!! Like seriously. A wardrobe. A big giant wooden Narnia-like one. Full. Of. Cakes. Not enough?! Right. I had a chocolate brownie pie, with a meringue top. That's a 3-in-1 cake-style. Pie, brownie, meringue. All together. God help us all. Still wanting more?! You can sit in the window that's kinda like a little nook that's kinda like a little viewing platform on the world outside to eat your cake. Seriously. Go there. I want a Lovecrumbs in Dublin. So. Bad. read more
11 years ago
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I love what they have done with the decor here, stripped it back and revealed some of the beautiful original features of the building. I also love the furnishing and cutlery. You can tell that they put a lot of love and effort into it. If you are lucky you might get the surprise frog mug. I wonder what other delights they have in those cupboards. The selection of cake is amazing and the portions are huge. They seem to be very popular too and I will have to get there earlier than 5.30 PM the next time, I'm desperate to try their raspberry & white chocolate cake and their Vicky sponge. The Carot cake we shared was delicious and the portion massive, perfect for a growing lad with a sweet tooth like me. We also shared a slice of chocolate tart, amazing and highly recommended, perfect with coffee. The coffee here is great, I must remember to ask where it's on my next visit if I can divert my attention from the cakes. The staff are very friendly and passionate about cake. Strong contender for my favourite coffee & cake spot in the city. read more
11 years ago
I have now been to Lovecrumbs twice and reserved my judgement after my first visit, as I was extremely disappointed, considering the great reviews it has and the price of the cake - brownies and scones from about £2.50, but most (large) cake slices are about £3.40!! My first cake, which my friend had also, was a Rosemary, Fig & Vanilla cake. It was less rosemary and fig, and more/practically just vanilla. Hence, it was not the out-of-the-ordinary cake we were expecting and it was even slightly dry to boot. I returned to give Lovecrumbs another go and was a bit scared to go for something different or something that could potentially be dry again, so closely inspected the cakes before going for a tried and true carrot cake, that contained lots of dried fruit and nuts and of course, yummy cream cheese icing. I was very happy with this cake, although was a bit of a shame I wasn't confident to go with a more unusual flavour. My friend did though, going for Beetroot & Rose cake, which she also chose because it looked moister than some of the others and she thoroughly enjoyed it too. Our accompanying drinks were very nice - peppermint and white hot chocolate, and lemongrass and mint tea (could only taste lemongrass though). Both times we visited, the café was packed, having to wait for a table on the second occasion and it was rather noisy inside. They have an eclectic mix of furniture and the many cakes are uniquely displayed on tables, shelves and cubby holes. I am glad I went back to base my judgement on 2 visits, however I don't think Lovecrumbs is a place I would necessarily choose to go again. read more
7 years ago
This cafe came highly recommended, and happened to be a quick walk from my hotel. Delicious latte and fabulous salted caramel pistachio cake. read more
Lovecrumbs does such a delightful variety of *incredible* cakes that one would think that their coffee would be average. Nope, this some of the best coffee I have had in Edinburgh, with milk served in the quirkiest little fox-shaped milk jug. All this in a vintage styled, cosy room with a variety of seating almost rivaling the amount of cakes. Go. Go now & feel like Alice in Wonderland for an hour or so. read more
8 years ago
Tea and cake- 2 great things!! Great place with a great selection of cakes and brownies. I particularly enjoyed the raspberry and white chocolate cake. Tea is served in mix and match cups and saucers and comes with a flask, so you can top up your tea as you like. Staff were very friendly and smiley. Have been back to this place many times and will definitely be back again soon! read more
8 years ago
This adorable little coffee and cake shop is just around the corner to my hotel. I had a sweet ritual in Edinburgh (since it's so cold and miserable out) - have something hot like a cappuccino or hot chocolate before I head back to my hotel to end my day. This place fit the bill. Like others have said, it's cozy and they have free WiFi. I ordered my hot chocolate which was delicious but the star was the Raspberry and Rose cake. It was divine. I enjoyed every last bite. Definitely coming back before heading home and saying goodbye to Edinburgh. read more
9 years ago
We loved their shop so much we asked them to do our wedding cakes! The cakes were beautifully decorated with seasonal flowers and fresh fruit and delicious to boot! Months later we still get compliments. They were so easy to work with that I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone! My husband liked the chocolate espresso wedding cake so much he asked for it again on his birthday. What more can I say? They're a treat for students and brides alike. Thanks for making our day so delicious! read more
12 years ago
So I think this is my third review my opinion has grown and changed over time possible because I'm obsessed with this place ! If I didn't think it was unhealthy to eat cake everyday (and didn't affect my wallet so much) I'd probably be in here 3/4 times a week ;) Luckily for my wait line and wallet I resist ! But you shouldn't !!! Come !! They make the most amazing cake in all of Scotland (ok that broad but it's SOOOO GOOD! ) wonderful flavours and it's always changing! Real ingredient and unique flavour combinations like lavender and coconut , or Rosemary Carmel cake... Which ever you get t will be amazing !!! The brownies are super gooey and rich!!! The coffee is really nice and strong (I am beginning to appreciate the smaller Euro size coffees) , unique teas and fancy hot cocoa (beware the Orange chilli and clove hot coco is really spicy!) It Only does dessert! Which in my opinion is the best kind of place ;) read more
9 years ago
I was tempted by the lovely interior and cozy vibe, but Lovecrumbs was not worth the rave. Although the cakes had good flavor, they were too sweet and too dry for my taste. The cakes, toasts, and hot drinks are quite expensive (and small: not a meal). You can find a lot better in the area for a better price. read more
13 years ago
I was really disappointed to arrive here on Sunday to find it was shut although it was supposed to be open!? I wouldn't mind so much if I had just randomly turned up but I had emailed a few days previously to see if they take reservations (which they do not). I was told there should be no problem turning up on Sunday and getting a table. It was a wasted journey for me, my two friends, and my friend's child. I had invited a few more people along but they couldn't make it, which is just as well! There wasn't a sign or anything to say why they weren't open. Very frustrating but we eventually found another cafe to go to. read more
7 years ago
oh dear, i hope i'm not going to become hated by all the cake lovers and bakeries in edinburgh, but hear me out before i'm you start to boo me. my visit here was due to a birthday cake afternoon celebration and it was lucky that the plan was only to come for cake because that was the only option. seriously, they have no soup, sandwiches, salads, or other savoury delights that help take the edge off the sugar rush. i was actually quite glad i'd eaten a quick lunch before going. they did have one savoury scone, but that would hardly do if someone had come with the intention of having a small lunch with a slice of cake. a bit disappointing and with a shop so large i'm not sure why they don't offer the savoury options.... so a bit disappointed by the lack of savoury options, but i have to say the cakes looked seriously impressive. what i did like about this place was the variety of cake and brownie options that were a bit different than the normal. they had a chocolate cake, but they also had an orange and rosemary cake and a ginger and rose cake. they also had carmel chocolate brownies and parmesan and sundried tomato scones and some other delights that i fail to remember so many days later. i was also rather impressed with their tea choices. the normal breakfast blend but also a lovely violet black tea that was thoroughly enjoyable. the tea was served in lovely tea cups with an extra flask of hot water for top ups. very convenient and appreciated from a chain tea drinker like me! seriously, i can never just have one cup... now the cakes and this is where the three star rating was confirmed. my orange and rosemary cake was delightlful. it was orange-y and had a hit of rosemary but as i neared the end of the slice it got rather sugary. i think this came from the frosting and it might have been nice if there was a bit more rosemary to cut through the sweetness. i also tried a small forkful of the caramel chocolate brownie and oh dear, did someone accidently add an extra bag of sugar to this??? it was so incredibly sweet that my tiny forkful gave me a sugar rush and a bit of a tummy ache at the same time. i also think the enamel on my teeth started to dissolve from the huge sugar hit. poor Kelly F couldn't even finish it after passing it around for everyone to taste. i know people like cakes and brownies and other sweet things but the greatest disappointment of lovecrumbs was how overly sugary everything seemed. i just can't eat cake that tastes like i'm only eating a bag of sugar with a tiny hint of another flavour. so i don't think i'll be making a return visit unless i'm told things are less sugary.... read more
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Very nice cup of green tea. Lovely chilled peaceful calm. Just outside the business of Grassmarket. Feels like Berlin here. read more
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