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.

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

My wife and I stumbled into here on our trip to Scotland and absolutely loved it. It was…read moreimmaculately decorated and was in such a beautiful location. Not to mention the latte and chocolate croissant were both superb. Definitely try and make your way in!

Lovely coffee shop just between Haymarket and West end. I believe this used to be a Starbucks…read more*shudders* fair to say it's upgraded big time. large and airy but cosy at the same time. The staff were approachable and the service was quick. Good coffee and yummy desserts, I went for the pecan brownie which was soft and gooey on the inside, I did feel a bit sick by the end of it so it's probably more than enough between two. My friend got the fruit cup and a mango pineapple smoothie, top marks from him. They offer free cucumber infused water which is nice when you're dashing about sight seeing. Mixed crowd of professionals, people working on laptops and groups of friends. If I lived in Edinburgh I think I'd be a regular.

Great place to get breakfast and terrific coffees. Very close to the Dean Village part of town and…read morean ideal spot to recharge. Staff were super friendly and food delicious. Nice mixture of folks, locals and visitors, singles and families. Really nice place and would definitely drop by again.

This place is so cute! Very lovely interior and some tables to sit outside as well. I had the best…read morebrownie of my life here, a perfect salted caramel chocolate explosion. My husband loved his coffee as well! Definitely recommend stop by.

This coffee shop was a delight. It was conveniently located near the flat I was staying at…read more The woman who was attending was very kind and attentive. The macchiato was made properly and the beans were of good quality. They do have seating in the back but I didn't check it out. The store front is very well put together. They also have a good selection of baked goods. The lemon blueberry cake was very nice. Definitely a repeatable experience if you like good coffee.

I want to sit and smoke a pipe in here while solving great mysteries (which, if you can't deduce,…read moreis a complete and utter compliment). Strumpets is the newest addition to an already packed West End roster of coffee shops - so much so, that it sits directly next to another cafe. I'm not sure how that will bode for their future, but it gave me a giggle nonetheless. I've been off the ol' coffee lately, so when we popped our heads in here, I opted for orange juice. Pricy for the bottle, but unlike my recent grumble about cafes charging £3+ for standard tropicana, the fare offered here is on the higher end of the juice scale and seems a little more justified in its crazy price tag. Regardless, I would happily throw down £3 again to sit in their ridiculously adorable back room! With ornate chairs, a pretty little window seat and well picked antiques - it's like stepping into a lady Sherlock's study. I'm a BIG fan. It's TINY - three spaces to sit, all of them no more than two chairs - but on a quiet day, it would be a great place to work from... it positively screams world domination! However, if it's a bit cramped, they do have one slightly larger table out front. The owner is super cheerful and the baked goods look interesting. They do crumpets on Sundays, which is a nice touch and duly noted, as it's an easy stop on the way home for me. I'm nervous for this place, because I'm not sure it has the oomph to keep up with some of the big gun cafes now residing in the West End, but I hope i'm wrong - because this little spot wins on charm alone.

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.

What a cute little restaurant! It feels very home like and the dining area is just like grandmas…read moreplace The server/Chef was working very hard as she was the only one working. It is apparent that this is her business. She takes obvious pride in what she serves! The blueberry pancakes were to die for! The avocado toast...best in Edinburgh! And the coffee was superb. 10/10, I HIGHLY recommend this quaint breakfast shop for a quiet, delicious breakfast meal!

The eggs were excellent! My son is a picky eater, but he loved the pancakes. We also had the eggs…read moreBenedict, which were delicious. The fresh-squeezed orange juice really topped off a great meal. It's a small spot, but we were lucky to get seated right away - definitely a place you can't go wrong with!

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).

Oh my goodness! Everything looks amazing from the happy…read morecolorful window to the amazing baked goods. I love that Tasty Buns is a bakery on Bread Street. I adored the lime, poppyseed, and blueberry roulade! It was gone before the soup and toastie sandwich arrived. Crispy on the outside and so very soft and tasty on the inside. The cookie pie was impressive, but I honestly liked the roulade so much better. The soup today was broccoli and it was delicious! I had a ham and cheese sandwich lightly grilled in a panini press. Mom had a chorizo sandwich. The ladies at the bakery were lovely! Friendly happy folk always make food taste better! The bakery was quiet and not busy at 12:30 pm. It wasn't empty, just not busy. We got a table for 3! It was funny (and also a sad commentary on humans) that the still water available said "Please turn the tap off." Silly people. Thank you so much for a wonderful lunch! Mom said very good! Very different!

I was walking along the street and happened to past Tasty Buns. I thought it looked really cute and…read moremade it a point to return. They had a glass display case loaded with yummy goods. My very first time I came I tried a vegan cinnamon bun. It was warm, soft, and had that sweet caramelization from the sugar on the bun. It was soooo good. After that, I kept coming back about once a week to grab a treat and sometimes a drink. Everything I've tried has been so delicious and the staff is always very kind. If you follow them on Instagram they even sometimes release what goods are in the shop since they switch it up! Tasty Buns definitely became a go to of mine and I think there is truly something for anyone with a sweet tooth!

Great new coffee shop and sandwich place on Morrison Street. It is beautifully but simply…read morefurnished. The staff were helpful and knowledgable with their ingredients, the pesto has Parmesan in it (which isn't veggie) so they made me up another panini without it on and added olive oil instead. The bread was so fresh and tasty, I will certainly be back.

Café Klaris is in a very convenient location for your lunch time needs. Just two minutes away from…read moremy office in Atria One building on Morrison Street! This was my first time going to Klaris, but I was positively impressed. They do a lunch time takeaway deal of small roll / panini + small soup for £3.50. I had a chicken noodle soup and a brown roll with pesto chicken and cucumber. The soup was amazing, so full of flavor and I really enjoyed the filled roll as well. Top marks for my first visit and I will definitely go back. Café Klaris has a really fresh, contemporary feel to it and I would urge you to pop in if you happen to be in the neighbourhood between the hours of 9-5 pm :)