Edinburgh Farmers' Market — Attraction in City of Edinburgh

The smoked hake was alright but very expensive, about 10pounds for 250g

The pulled pork was very tender and juicy, but rather expensive as well for 12. The crispy skin wasn't very good, it's very hard. Normally you have to request for it anyway so just dont

Strawberries were great from the grocery stall in the centre, could have been sweeter but were very juicy and large. The only problem with that stall is the rather confusing promotion, there's many different signs saying different things and apparently all of the berries can be included in the 3 for 6.8£ deal, including some of the other fruits, but only 2 out of the 4 berries have the 4 for 8£ deal

The belted Galloway steak really was quite good, it's extremely tender (so much so that I overcooked the cap thinking it wasn't done yet) and full bodied. However there's also a pronounced bitterness, not sure if it's just my problem but that really affected the enjoyment

Kedar milk really was something. No wonder they have a perpetual queue, come before 1030 for a shorter queue. One sip and you immediately can tell the difference between theirs and normal milk. It's got a very pleasant natural underlying sweetness, is full bodied, and creamy in a very gentle way. Absolutely delicious, high fat content but not...

The Edinburgh farmer market in Castle Terrace is a must-visit for anyone who loves fresh, locally-sourced food. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted with the aroma of fresh coffee and the sounds of buskers in the middle of the market.

The fishmonger is a particular highlight, with a wide range of fresh fish and seafood on offer. The pulled pork sandwiches are also a must-try, with melt-in-your-mouth meat and delicious sauces.

For those looking for game, fresh organic poultry, eggs, lamb and vegetables, the market is a treasure trove of quality produce. It's clear that the farmers' dedication to organic and sustainable farming methods shines through in the quality of the produce on offer.

And if you're in the mood for street food, there's plenty of options to tempt you. From gourmet mutton pies to artisanal sausage rolls in a variety of flavours, there's something for every palate, even venison salami.

Overall, the Edinburgh farmer market in Castle Terrace is a fantastic destination for anyone who loves good food. Whether you're shopping for fresh produce, all sorts of ingredients or looking for a quick bite, the market is a true highlight of the...

I'd not been before but loved it. It's so good to get close to the people who trade and to come away with fresh organic vegetables, meat and fish, and bread, without the plastic. It's generally not cheap, but probably what they charge is what real food really costs to be wholesome and sustainable for both the environment and the people trying to make a living of the produce. We're so misled by the supermarkets who will sell us cheap stuff mostly in an attempt to then sell us lots more stuff that we don't need but are made to desire through all the clever advertising and packaging. It's fully accessible as it's on the pavement and if you come early you should be able to find a nearby parking spot with your blue badge on a single or double yellow line without restrictions. Not sure if there are public accessible toilets anywhere nearby, but the filmhouse on Lothian Road has a great cafe /restaurant plus totally...