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

THE GOOD: PESTO PRESSED SANDWICH - mozzarella, almond pesto,…read moresun-dried tomatoes, and spinach. I love pesto, and this was pesto perfection! The pesto was fragrant, it packed a bold basil flavor, and they used a generous amount! The pesto was made with almonds instead of pine nuts. Honestly, I couldn't tell the difference. The multi-grain bread was a good, hearty choice. I liked that they gave me the option to have the sandwich pressed. I gladly said yes, as nothing brings a sandwich together better. ;) The side salad was a pleasant surprise. It was a spinach salad with balsamic vinegar and sunflower seeds. It was a great way to squeeze in some extra veggies! The only thing I would change is to add more sun-dried tomatoes. Vegan cheese doesn't always have the best melting abilities, but I was okay with that. THE BAD: The cupcake was dense and flavorless. The only good thing about it was the icing. The cappuccino tasted burnt. It was the worst I've had during my entire European trip. My sandwich was good, but unfortunately my overall experience was terrible. I have never had worse customer service than I did at Chapter One Coffee Shop. The disrespect I received was flabbergasting. It truly made me feel awful. I wanted to leave, but my need for caffeine overpowered my desire to walk out. After I sat down to finish my cappuccino, I thought maybe it was just me, maybe I was overthinking. However, shortly after, an employee came to my table and apologized on the other employee's behalf. That was nice and validating. It confirmed my feelings and experience. Trust me, I get that working in the service industry is difficult. Nevertheless, there's no excuse for that type of behavior. It put a sour taste in my mouth, and everything I ate was tainted. You can watch my visit to Chapter One 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

Lovely coffee place. At first I didn't know, only when I had to change my order I was informed it's…read morea vegan place. And they serve the most delicious vegan food around. The full breakfast is full of taste which made me crave more their vegan haggis. The cappuccino could be a little better but overall it's a nice place to sit have a coffee and get on with your life. The girls working are nice and attentive. Our experience was so good that we had breakfast there twice. Highly recommend.

I went in for a late breakfast. Pleasant atmosphere, it was quiet and cozy. The staff was…read moreattentive. Lots of options for breakfast. I'll be back

This place is good for cheap meals like breakfasts. We had…read morethe vegetarian big breakfast minus eggs and cheese and it was totally decent. The coffee unfortunately was average. The service was friendly and like I said, it's cheap, so I don't know how much you can expect but it was a solid 3/5 place .

Very good breakfast spot. The porridge and fruit was excellent, and the vegan English breakfast was…read moregood as well. Nice atmosphere too. I would happily go back.

Great family owned and run cafe. We ate here every day while we stayed up the street. They bake…read moretheir own goods downstairs. A cute cafe with a variety of scrumptious pancakes, eggs, bacon egg rolls and baked goods. Friendly staff. Must try.

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.

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.

Set in a street full of sandwich bars, Cucina beats the crap out of the competition for bringing…read moreits own brand of class to Haymarket. While the marjoity of sandwich bars in the area are functional takeaway establishments, Cucina caters for people who want to make a pit stop to rest their wearies. It is airy and spacious, especially considering the size of business space it's working in. There are some wooden tables dotted around so you can kick back rather than feeling hustled out the door. Cucina offers the standard sandwich shop menu of panini's and sandwiches, but leans towards continental, mediterranean fillings such as a selection of cheeses and roasted veg. There are a few options for main courses and a great selection of salads if you fancy being healthy! With the pretty butterflies dotted over the cream wallpaper and the chilled-out ambient atmosphere, Cucina is a very appealing option if you fancy a nice place to sit in, with a healthy, varied (but affordable) menu.

La Cucina is brilliant. I'm literally lost for words when trying to describe some of their food -…read moreit's too good to reduce with cliche; the appropriate superlatives escape me. Let's just say that I am perfectly capable of making poached eggs on toast and yet there is just something about how LC does it that makes me a true devotee. Although, that's not what got me hooked. THAT pleasure went to their Thai chicken salad box. It's food that's got flavour - real flavour, not added in by salt, sauces or cheese! And don't get me started on their delicious potato salad... Basically, you walk in and are met with an array of fresh, colourful, wonderful food, which distracts you from the chalk-filled blackboard menu walls - there are over 50 choices of filling, neatly organised into 'brief affairs', 'happy marriages' and so on. My current addiction is their vanilla lattes (I'm not sure what they're doing differently but it's a.may.zing!), and it's very hard to resist their home-made cakes, muffins, brownies and other treats. It's a homely little place that feels lived in but also has a cafe feel. Regulars can often be overheard chatting with the girls who run it and cookbooks fill the wee stand by the couches in the window section. The only thing that even remotely detracts from it is that the service is sometimes a little slow; but this is mostly due to how busy it can be and that a lot of things are cooked fresh on the premises. It's a wee haven and now I've got a hankering for poached eggs on that wonderful thick-cut home-made wholemeal toast...

Such a great experience for two American travelers! The hospitality was exceptional and the food…read morewas delicious! Probably one of the best vanilla lattes I've had in a while. Thank you, Fountain Cafe, for giving us a great start to the day.

Wonderful little cafe, huge portions of savory meats and pancakes. We had the full Scottish…read morebreakfast and the pancakes with ham, both were great. The owners were also lovely people.

This cute little cafe has lit up the fountainbridge area by bringing a bit of character to the…read morelocal cafe scene. Adele's Cafe arrived without warning, or pomp about a week ago, and I have been looking for an excuse to walk in ever since. The sign out front proclaiming that they stock Artisan Roast should be enough to tempt any coffee lover. I have not been disappointed. My double-shot flatwhite is delicious. Perfect temperature, perfect strength, perfect taste. And at £1.90, a bargain. I shouldn't be surprised, the owner-operator is an Australian who definitely knows her coffee. This cafe doesn't just serve up great coffee, they also have a selection of teas available, and a cabinet full of delicious looking things to stuff into a made-while-you-wait filled roll or panini. The interior has character -- far more than any of the other local establishments offer, but only a small amount of seating. The walls are decorated with artwork by locals (in fact, for a while this space housed a gallery), and there are jams/lemon curd and handmade cards etc for sale too. Best of all, this place caters to coeliacs -- so if you are gluten free, Adele's Cafe could be your utopia. This place is definitely worth walking the extra block for.

It may not look like much from the outside, but C J's is a homely, comfy cafe and a great place to…read moregrab a plate of chips that'll see you through the day. Their exterior is simple and makes it look a wee bit like a fast food diner. It is, however, a lot healthier than that, although you can get a really decent morning roll and a big plate of chips and beans on the cheap. The inside is modest, but they have loads of pictures hanging up on the walls and loads of tables. The pine tables are modern and functional, but leave some space for manouvre in between. Aside from the price being cheap, the community feel in C J's makes it above all a great cafe. There are ads dotted about on the walls posted by locals, and the staff are really friendly. You get the impression a lot of locals come down here for a brew and are always remembered and valued by customers. They offer a bit more at lunchtime than just panini's and all in all it's a very pleasant eat indeed!

Super great greasy spoon on Dalry! The ladies who work there are awesome and the food is solid! The…read moreprice is right too!