Thanks to its seaside location, the Scottish capital is without any doubt seafood lover's paradise. Besides the fresh fruits of the sea Edinburgh restaurants offer a great variety of food. From local cuisine to French, Italian as well…Open the full description
Thanks to its seaside location, the Scottish capital is without any doubt seafood lover's paradise. Besides the fresh fruits of the sea Edinburgh restaurants offer a great variety of food. From local cuisine to French, Italian as well as Indian, you can easily find something that suits best to your taste.
Mimi's Bakehouse
Cafes
2
0
It really is a little local gem and all these sweet and savoury treats and food they serve here for breakfast and lunch are what locals love and appreciate. I guess that's why they have received all those 'Scottish Baker of The Year' awards years in a row.
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The Mosque Kitchen
Restaurants
4
2
The meals are humongous and start from just £3, with your average chicken curry costing just £4. If just nibblish, think sharing. Drop in at the fancier branch on Nicolson street or explore behind the mosque itself for a more basic (but around a pound cheaper) "Original" version of the Kitchen.
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Local Experience
Private 1-Hour Professional Photo Session in Edinburgh
Prices from
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Duration
1 h
Languages
English
The Piemaker
Cafes
4
2
It's a great warming sample of local Scottish flavor right in the city centre, especially if you're pence pinching. The variety of diffirent pastries can well be mind-blowing!
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The Arches
Budget Meals
6
0
Although this area has recently been refurbished, and is very close to the hustle and bustle of Princes Street and the Royal Mile, it still is a bit of a secret. It's a lot quieter down there and a breath of fresh air! What's great is that each shop is independently owned so you can expect high quality goods and something a bit different.
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BrewDog Edinburgh
Bars
7
4
The bar offers a large range of their own beers and they claim to be the largest independent brewer in Scotland. They also serve some delicious pizzas, meat and cheese boards to help soak up the beer. The best place in Edinburgh to get educated in the world of Scottish beer.
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Leith Market
Fun & Active
2
0
Superb street food, a foodie heaven, original artwork, creative crafts. Eat, meet, greet or treat – there is something for everyone. It's a way better experience then your supermarket, very friendly. It's also a sister market to the popular Stockbridge Market – you can meet real Scottish traders here.
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Private 1-Hour Professional Photo Session in Edinburgh
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EUR
Duration
1 h
Languages
English
Milk
Budget Meals
4
1
With its minimal design, bright white tiles and the name 'Milk' the place resembles an old-style milk bar. There is a great selection of sandwiches, salads as well as hot dishes. Milk is also a nice weekend brunch spot, on sunny days you can enjoy your meal outside.
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Jordan Valley
Cafes
3
1
Looking for gluten, sugar, dairy and guilt free /organic/ vegan foods? Want to support a local business or just see a staggering variety of teas? Jordan Valley's got you covered. Anything from snack bars to fresh ready-made meals the choice will blow your mind. Plus, its cheap.
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Artisan Roast
Eating
7
1
Coffee enthusiasts, this is the place to be! The main attraction of this cozy cafe in Edinburgh's 'Pink Triangle' (gay district) is definitely the fresh-roast arabica. Baristas are friendly and keen to talk about the coffee they make. Expect laid-back atmosphere and great hospitality.
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Twelve Triangles
Eating
4
2
Forget the plastic-tasting Krispy Kreme, Twelve Triangles does the real thing! Take-away or sit in and admire their original decor of plants hanged on the wall in recycled plastic. Come early, they tend to sell out all the doughnuts by lunchtime.
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Noir Coffee
Budget Meals
1
0
Noir is only few minutes walk away from Haymarket station in the heart of Edinburgh's West End. You can get your morning cuppa and croissant as early as 7.30AM or pop in for lunch and choose from a great range of sandwiches, quiche and cake. If you are not in a rush, you can sit in and drink your speciality coffee in beautiful surroundings.
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The Caley Sample Room
Budget Meals
2
2
One of the biggest choice of beers in town which is definitely worth a trip to West Edinburgh. Why not to try traditional Scottish pub food? The Sample Rooms offer great value lunch sets available all week and also dinner menu at weekends.
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Lovecrumbs
Budget Meals
2
0
If you have a sweet tooth, you should definitely visit Edinburgh’s super-baker ladies in Lovecrumbs. Their wardrobe display is full of delicious treats: cakes, tarts, scones, brownies.
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Cairngorm Coffee Co.
Budget Meals
2
1
Coffee with tonic is either love or hate - the baristas at Cairngorm Coffee will happily make you one so that you can try it yourself. While you are waiting, make yourself comfortable and use the free WiFi on one of their in-house iPads to plan the rest of your day.
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The Newington Traditional Fish Bar
Budget Meals
1
0
This place differs from other chippies that cook up to 10 pieces of fish at once to leave them sitting under heat lamps till they are sold. What you get it fresh. The weekly offers are good if you are on a tighter budget, not to mention that there is a sitting area downstairs if your feet feel tired from sightseeing!
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