The Edinburgh Larder - Blackfriars Street

I brought my baby to check in at this coffee shop called Edinburgh Larder Cafe. The environment here is really elegant and comfortable. Sitting by the window is also very nice.

Edinburgh Food Pantry. The name of the store reminded me that the ingredients here come from all over Scotland. For example, the cheese is produced in the Scottish Highlands. Breakfast is served until 11:45 and then changes to the brunch menu. This time I rushed early to try out their breakfast dishes. Full breakfast Royal egg benedict Brioche toast w/ berries The first two are quite satisfactory. The coffee is also average and even the latte art is freehand style. I have been to several excellent coffee shops in the UK and when I compare these similar dishes, I am even a little disappointed. It makes sense for parents who are trying it for the first time. The most surprising thing is the egg-fried butter toast, which made me win the game. The surface of the toast is slightly crispy, but the inside remains fluffy~

It's a very fresh shop. The coffee is good. I ordered the brunch set. The bread was very good. The tomatoes were a little overcooked and lacked moisture. It might be a matter of habit.

This restaurant makes fish burgers with a lot of fish meat in them. The taste is pretty good. One burger may not be enough for a man, so he needs to add a snack like French fries. The freshly baked bread is also a good choice.

The overall feeling is very delicate, and the dishes are very good-looking, which is completely unexpected.