The view from the 11th floor is the real star here. Sat out on the deck with a drink, the 360-degree panorama of Edinburgh was just brilliant. A great spot to relax.

The deluxe porridge was the highlight. Creamy oats with a generous mix of nuts and seeds, plus a side of honey. The avocado toast on sourdough was fine, but the porridge is the one to get.

Popped in for a quick pint and some loaded fries. The portion of fries was huge, honestly could have shared it with a friend. Good for the price.

The outdoor terrace overlooking St. Andrew&#39;s Square is a lovely spot. Spent a sunny afternoon there just watching the world go by. Only thing was a bit of cigarette smoke drifted over a couple of times, but the view made up for it.

Popped in for a morning coffee and it really hit the spot. The staff were so friendly, which was a nice way to start the day.

The restaurant offers a fantastic view of the Forth Bridge, making it a lovely spot for a meal, even if the food quality varies.

Been coming here for years, and Sharon&#39;s always the same&mdash;bubbly, cheerful, remembers my usual order. It&#39;s that consistency that keeps me coming back. Makes a Tuesday night feel a bit special.

Really appreciate the vegan options here. Tried the Impossibly Poultry sandwich, it was tasty. But for &pound;14, the portion felt a bit small, just the sandwich and a few crisps on the side.

Great coffee and breakfast, and the staff are super friendly. No reservations, so be prepared to queue a bit with friends.

Good bakery, solid cake selection. Staff were helpful - explained what a Selkirk Bannock is and how to eat it. Efficient service.

Staff were really friendly and gave us some solid tips on what to do around here. The food was decent, but honestly, the local advice was the highlight. Nice to get that from a restaurant.

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 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 wine selection here is seriously impressive. They have a huge range, and you can tell they&#39;ve really thought about what to stock. Spent ages just browsing the shelves.

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 bacon butty was the star for me. Really good quality bacon, cooked just right, and the bread was fresh and soft. The soup and sandwich combo looked nice on the plate, too. A solid, simple lunch.

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 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.

Love the selection here! Picked up some cute glasses and sweets for a little get-together. Staff were super helpful.

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