Wow! What a sweet and very friendly little bakery and coffee shop. Tons of fresh bread and…read morepastries as well as a selection of breakfast items. The service is extremely friendly and very professional. The coffee, Scottish tea, as well as our breakfast was superb. If you get in early this is an excellent place to kill a little bit of time. You'll be extremely glad you stopped in.

A great range of salads, filled rolls and cakes/pastries. A lot of interesting combinations of…read moreingredients - the fennel, radish, onion, carrot and artichoke salad was very tasty and juicy. Pleasant staff and a welcoming atmosphere. Kids catered for with colouring books and crayons + staff happy to make up non-menu items (i.e. the cheese roll we asked for).

We stopped there for breakfast while we waited for a tour bus. A local told us they had the best…read morebreakfast and they were spot on! It was so goo, we came back for an early dinner after the tour. Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict. Really perfect. Then a giant pot of steamed mussels for dinner. everything was absolutely great! Wish we lived nearby.

The Railbridge Bistro is an excellent place to stop for breakfast either before getting to the…read moreairport or after landing (12-15 min drive away). The view from outside and inside gives you a great view of the old Railbridge and newer bridges. Along the walls they include the history of how the bridge was built. Food: I got the Scottish Breakfast and it was phenomenal! The black pudding and haggis were both delicious so don't let their descriptions scare you. Our server was extremely helpful and kind. Highly recommend this place while in Edinburgh.

Surprisingly good. It's not like you'd generally associate the airport with a place to find a…read moredecent meal, but Eat will change that for you. The meatball soup (really, more like a stew) was hot, filling and really well flavoured. It's exactly what I would expect if I had made this at home. Also the smoked chicken and bacon sandwich ain't too shabby. This will probably be my future go-to food joint when I'm at the airport. Prices are reasonable and service is friendly. The food actually has flavour and its fresh! Next on my list is the pho. Seriously, my mind is blown that this option exists as a fast food option at the airport.

Fine place in Edinburgh Airport for breakfast. I tend to get a bacon and egg roll. The portions…read morearen't great, especially for the price. One piece of bacon and one egg in a proportionally larger roll. However, it tastes good, and there are nice juices and coffees on sale too. Will probably be back next time I'm at the airport, but nothing special.

We stopped here for breakfast. A simple bacon roll for my partner and a salmon and cream cheese…read morebagel for me. Plus a cup of tea each. The service was a bit slow and the staff all seemed totally exhausted. Perhaps they need more staff or need to give the ones they have shorter shifts or more breaks? We weren't in a rush so it didn't really matter to us but I think I'd avoid it for anything more complicated than a glass of wine if I was in a hurry. Anyway, the food was fine (I actually really enjoyed my bagel but I guess that's a hard thing to get wrong) and it was a nice, relaxed place to sit. Quite pricey but everywhere is pricey in airports. We had another long wait to pay the bill but I think we could probably have solved that by taking it up to the bar ourselves.

Quite slow service (don't stop there if you are in a rush) and expensive for what it is…read more Stopped here for lunch had a vegetarian burger with chips and my hubby a beef burger with 2 extra toppings which were sautéed mushrooms (what a joke! Mushrooms were not fresh and poorly sprinkled on top, £1.20 for it!) and cheddar cheese. He said his burger tasted nice but didn't look really good. The extra toppings don't worth it! Mine was quite dry, salad on it was a very thing slice of tomato and a lettuce leave! The spicy beans pattie didn't taste bad though. Chips were good. Total of 30£ for 2 burgers with chips + tea and cappuccino, in my opinion doesn't worth the money! You can make it better with a fresh sandwich plus good coffee or juice from any other cafe and paying a lot less.

The desk agent at my hotel recommended Scran for a full Scottish breakfast. He was not wrong…read more First, finding the place was a little challenge. It's not on the main road, but off through a covered alley. You'll see their sign if you look. I ordered the full breakfast consisting of a fried egg, pork sausage link, uncured bacon, fried breaded sausage patty, sourdough bread, potato scone, haggis and blood sausage fried crispy, and baked beans. I'd never tried haggis or blood sausage, but I wanted to say I'd at least tried it. I was shocked to find I really liked both. Not gamey at all. They tasted like well seasoned sausages. Don't fear the haggis! I also had a mimosa and a latte to wrap up the meal. Totally unhealthy, but totally delicious. Service was also great. Slow but steady, and very attentive. If I make it back to Edinburgh, I'll definitely eat at Scran again.

Can I give more than 5 stars because I absolutely would!!!! I have been dreaming about this cookie…read morebutter French toast with fresh berries ever since I had it. By far the best breakfast I've had... in my entire life!? I found this gorgeous restaurant on Instagram and thought it might an over-hyped spot. Not at all!!!! The food was delicious! AND gorgeous! The latte art was perfect, and delicious. I booked on Open Table and requested a table with a great view. They seated us under the sign and it was just perfect! I highly recommend scran! The servers were so kind and even helped with our group photos.

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.

Hyped place but lowkey worth it. We went in the afternoon and it wasn't too busy which was nice…read more The small snacks are the real hero here, had the earl grey pound cake which was fab.

The Milkman is a very overrated coffee shop. It is recommended in almost every social media video…read moreabout Edinburgh, but I feel like choosing this over some other options was a waste. The iced latte is standard; okay. Their almond croissant was crazy sweet, the type that makes your stomach a bit sick. I didn't appreciate that half of their pastries were laid out/stacked in the open air. When you're ordering, you're having to speak over them (doesn't seem sanitary).

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.

We visited the Edinburgh location multiple times when our son lived nearby as he attended the…read moreUniversity of Edinburgh. Then again once in London when he and his family were living there. Both locations were great experiences both with service and the food. As we live in Florida we can't frequent as often as we'd like, but will definitely whenever we're in the UK.

No matter which city we're in, if there's a Dishoom, we're going!…read moreAs always the meal was lovely, service - friendly and efficient, atmosphere lively and congenial. What's not to like !!!

Loved the cookies! They were so tasty and they were also gluten free! Lovely design inside, and…read morethe service was fast but not rushed, would definitely recommend!

Lovely design inside. Very pink and girly. Staff were…read morelovely and fast with serving. Minus is we had dirty culture so had to ask for new once. Food was nice, fast to serve and warm.