One of the best cups of coffee I've ever had! Breaks my heart that I don't live in Edinburgh so I…read morecan't come back here, but next time I'm across the pond, I will be stopping by here right away

The raclette cheese toastie was a treat! Turmeric latte was also served with care. Good feel about…read morethe place.

How can you not like a saucy egg sandwich for breakfast?…read more Me and my homie went here on a whim recently. The girls of our group ditched us to do some shopping and had wanted to get up super early to look at nature and walk around the city. Man it was so nice sleeping in. But obviously gotta get some grub at some point. That's when I saw The Painted Rooster was literally up the street from our Bnb. Very cute place. Service was cool just like the decor but definitely had to highlight Croque Madame. I had never had it before but loved every bit of it. It reminds me a giant Eggs Benedict but the egg isn't necessarily poached. I love Eggs Benny so it was easy for me to devour this dish. Putting an egg on top of swiss cheese with a Bechamel sauce just sounds right. Since there's Swiss, of course you gotta have ham with it because Cubano's are a thing...Wait that's it!! It's like if you combine a Cubano with an Eggs Benedict. That's Croque Madame! If you like either of those, you'll have to give this one a try!

Amazing food! Caring customer service…read more Nice ambiance! We enjoy a nice late breakfast It was delicious Give it a try, you will not be disappointed

food: we think it's the best scottish can get. authentic flavors but definitely elevated past the…read morenormal. my favorite parts were the haggis and the sticky toffee pudding service: nice staff ambiance: cozy, seems to be more of a local spot, didn't see many other tourists

We had a really nice evening at Scran & Scallie. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed the scallops and trout pate to start and mains of fish pie and steak pie. Service was friendly and efficient, the cocktails tasty and the atmosphere comfy. Recommended !

A very nice spot to have a brunch or a coffee (but how to resist to toast, eggs or waffle ?) ! The…read morecafe is comfy and well decorated and you can have good food for a good price. Recipes are classical, with Scottish twists. The nice plus is that games are available and you seem to be authorized to spend as much time as you want in this place. It is worth it to walk from the center there :)

Amazing brunch spot in Edinburgh…read more The reviews to this little spot do not lie. The brunch food was incredibly high quality and had the right amount of Scottish twang. I had a mocha to go along with my meal which was smooth and sweet. For the main, I "built my own bear". I went with 2 eggs poached with granary toast, bacon, pork sausage, black pudding, and a hash brown. It was a large amount of food for good value. During my short stay here I visited twice. It was just that good.

Super cute cafe in a really great location. The smoked salmon sandwich had the right amount of…read moresmoke to taste but not overpower the other ingredients. We wouldn't have guessed that the ginger bread cake was vegan- it was absolutely delicious and perfectly moist. We found it the perfect location for a late Sunday lunch.

My coworker brought me here for lunch. It's a quaint and cozy cafe that sits no more than 15…read morepeople. Most of the items on the menu serves sandwiches, wraps, and breakfast; but it was the Chiang Mai Noodles with Roast Chicken (£7.75) that caught my eye. The dish came with a small chopped Asian salad and a bowl of stir-fried noodles with soy beans, lime, spring onions, and crispy shallots. Although the noodles were tasty, the flavors were a bit too overpowering. I definitely needed to rinse myself with a few glasses of water from the saltiness of the noodles. Cute spot if you're looking for a quick morning or afternoon bite, but that's all.

We arrived just 20 min after The Pantry opened and we're sat immediately. Definitely try to arrive…read moreearly, because the place filled up quickly! Soon, there was a long line out the door, despite the rain outside. We ordered 3 cappuccinos and 3 brunch plates: 2 avocado toasts (one with smoked salmon, one with bacon) and 1 eggs benny with smoked salmon. Food was good but definitely lacked flavor. Nothing very special, but does the job. Bathrooms were clean. I will say that some of our cutlery was dirty. We made do with what we had and just set those aside, but I did notice some other reviews mentioning that, as well.

Great place to grab breakfast. There's an online queue to join when you get here. Stopped by for…read moreSunday brunch around 11 and waited about 25 minutes for a table. Service was great and Susan was very attentive! Intimate space with good music.

Such a wonderful little gem this is!…read more We had breakfast there this morning. Everything was fresh and tasty! The scones are the best we have had on our trip. I had the porridge with almonds and honey. It was hot, creamy and delicious. Kevin had eggs on toast that came with plenty of fluffy just-made scrambled eggs. Prices are very reasonable. The clientele are regulars who live nearby. The area has lots of cute little shops and places to browse. Of course, we took a couple of extra scones to go!

Cute little breakfast place. Food was delicious and very affordable. Laura was very friendly and…read morenice.

Enjoyed a croque monsieur and a good cappucino here one Saturday back in January (I was just…read moreslightly too late to get the breakfast menu). It seems to be a popular haunt for couples with young kids so be warned if that has the potential to ruin your mood or whatever. Try to get the seat right at the back by the window so you can watch the Water of Leith going by. The service was good although I initially had to get up to get a copy of the menu myself (had the impression the staff were just enjoying a small amount of quiet before the expected lunchtime rush).

I got into Edinburgh at 10:30am and wasn't able to check into my Airbnb until 3. I went here for a…read morequick bite to eat. The croque Monsieur was great and super cheesy. The servers were lovely and when they noticed that I was going to be lugging my bag around with me, they let me leave it in their storage room so I could explore. I loved this place!

Quaint café, conveniently located right near Haymarket. Seemed quite busy with travelers. Tasty…read morefood and available to go, if you can't find space to sit in. Bacon Roll: Pretty standard. Lots of bacon in a toasted-to-order roll. Hits the spot. Raspberry Bunny: Almost too cute to eat, almost. Nice glaze against what tastes like luxurious brioche. The raspberry flavor isn't too strong though, just where the few red bits are. Mixed Berry Bun: Seemed like a hybrid between a cinnamon bun and a danish. Had a sweet cheese glob in the center in the middle of all the cinnamon rings. Some nice fruit in the mix. Much more exciting than a normal morning bun. Brownie: Very dense and very rich. Had a gooey center. Pretty intense for breakfast, but you can save some for later in the afternoon for a pick me up.

A small shop with an extremely friendly staff. The vegan breakfast was fantastic and huge!read more

Sweet place. Built on the site of an old time chemistry larder (what is it?) from time bygone, now…read morecall vintage, very cool. I had a gluten free Frittata, really tasty, the dressing on the salad was smashingly good. And a pot of Secret Herb Duchess Grey with steamed soy and honey. It was strong, in Scotland they know how to make a cup of teah! The honey was fragrant with flowers. The soy thick and creamy. Thumbs up. Beware, they close -- why? -- between 5 and 6pm for a rest and reset. If you come at 4:45 and order something, it's a short stay. I came again and had a Kaleidoscope soda and the poem on the label: What you are I'll never know or barely care to ask. But if I did I'd ask you if, you'd lived or chose to pass? Did you fill your summer days or pass them in a haze? And summer nights to dizzy heights, in noisy city street? First times, first loves, all set to burst, the way it ought to be. Though now it seems to pass me by, I scarcely stop to see. And in the end, I am these things I barely comprehend, Kaleidoscope of memory, is all the parts of me.

This is a good place to relax in - a bright space with a wide selection of teas including fair…read moretrade and organic, and cakes, sandwiches, soup, etc. It's quite a popular place. The prices are not too bad, either. Also, it is in a brilliant district for charity shop shopping, as there are several shops in the same street that often have great bargains in them. This is a daytime cafe and closes in the evening.