The cheese toastie is the star here. Simple, sure, but the bread was perfectly crisp and the cheese just the right kind of melty. Honestly, it&#39;s ruined other toasties for me. A solid choice for a quick lunch.

The self-service kiosks are a nice touch, really quick and easy. My burger was piping hot when it arrived, which is always a plus. Just a bit of a sterile vibe in there, though.

The carrot cake here is a proper treat. Really liked the orange zest in the cream cheese, and the raisins give a nice little tang. It&#39;s a big slice, too.

Really liked the vibe here, perfect for catching up with a friend. They sell local art which is a nice touch. My matcha was spot on and the food was tasty. Just a bit on the pricey side, but the place is clean and cosy.

The festive set menu was really nice, all the courses were tasty. I appreciated the included cocktail and the unlimited soft drinks. It felt like a good deal for what you get. The service was friendly and the whole evening was very relaxed.

Watching them make the hot chocolate right there at the counter was the best part. It looked exactly like the pictures online. So cosy.

The food is always spot on, but it gets so busy! We popped in on a Friday night and ended up waiting ages for a table. The staff were lovely about it, but it&#39;s definitely one to book ahead if you&#39;re meeting friends.

Stopped in after climbing Arthur&#39;s Seat. Coffee was good, exactly what I needed. Service was quick, which I appreciated. A solid, convenient spot for a post-hike pick-me-up.

The porridge with caramelised banana and Nutella was my pick for breakfast. Really hearty and kept me going all morning. Good portion for the price.

Love the vibe here, modern and clean. Their breakfast burrito is my go-to now, the salsa is just right. Good to see they support local causes. Coffee&#39;s always solid.

I was pleased to see they had a vegan sausage roll on the menu. It was pretty good, quite tasty actually. A decent option if you&#39;re looking for something plant-based. The pastry was nice and flaky.

Roasted their beans right there in the shop, so you know it&#39;s fresh. Had a cappuccino with their Ugandan Arabica &ndash; got a nice earthy flavour to it. Quick stop for a proper coffee fix.

The kimbap is the real deal, tastes just like I remember from Seoul. They do sell out by lunchtime though, so get there early.

The flat white is a proper highlight, honestly one of the best I&#39;ve had in the UK. It&#39;s become my go-to spot for a morning coffee catch-up with mates. Always hits the spot.

A lovely quiet spot just off the Royal Mile. The booths were really comfortable, which made for a relaxing lunch.

I really appreciate that they roast their own beans. The selection is decent, and they&#39;ll grind them for you if you ask. It&#39;s a thoughtful detail that makes a difference for freshness at home.

The lamb shank was cooked perfectly, fell right off the bone. Rich, deep gravy with a hint of rosemary. Honestly, that&#39;s all I came for. Portion was decent for the price.

The pistachio latte is a must-try here! It&#39;s such a unique flavour, and the little swirl of nutty cream on top was so pretty. Perfect for a cosy catch-up with a friend. The pancakes were fluffy too, but that latte is the star for me.

The small size is actually massive. I got the small and could barely finish it, which is a nice surprise for the price. Just a solid, filling option when you need something quick.

The staff were so friendly. Jack explained the vegan menu clearly, which was really helpful. Food was hot and fresh.

The salad bowls are a decent size and the ingredients taste fresh. I had the tofu salad - it was pretty good, flavourful without being heavy. A nice healthy option for lunch. The falafel one looked good too.

The vegan carrot cake was a standout. Paired it with a surprisingly good oat milk latte, which complemented the spices nicely. The pastry case looked tempting, but I stuck with the cake. A solid spot for a plant-based treat.

Been coming here for years, and the haggis breakfast is the main reason. It&#39;s always cooked just right, not too dry. A solid choice when you want something reliable. Nice that they&#39;re dog-friendly too, makes it easy to pop in.

Staff are volunteers, so it&#39;s got a nice community vibe. They even made me an oat milk drink that wasn&#39;t on the menu.

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