Art and Vintage — Restaurant in City of Edinburgh

29th, August 2019

A return visit with a warm wonderful sunny welcome. Last time here all trains in Scotland was cancelled, it was wet, cold and l felt drained, but being here gave me a bit of comfort and shelter.

A well needed cooked breakfast after a serious night out in Edinburgh, due to catch train, loved my second visit, the owners are so welcoming and friendly, definitely would recommend the breakfast.

Ps.. Has ♿ disabled access and toilet. What a savour, managed to get out of the rain, what a fabulous little creative gem. I loved the decor, the art and the much needed welcome.

A treat of Earl Grey tea and flap jack, helped to thaw out my wet cold bones.

I would have like to have spent more time browsing through the art, some fantastic things on display. What a relaxing environment. (next time when l am in Edinburgh, definitely...

Absolute gem..! A small corner cafe, serving great drinks and breakfast to die for. My first ever visit to this Cafe was special. Was finding a place to get breakfast after the Arthus’ Seat hike.

Found this place just next to our accomodation. Surprisingly it seemed really busy, as it is not in the hot zone of the City. We had to wait a while to get a table and served but all the wait was all worth it. Coffee, was great and breakfast, even better. You know, when you take a bite and it just feels so fresh and goooooood! It was that. I had a scottish breakfast and personally loved it. My partner had a vegan breakfast, which was even better somehow. I knew from that point why and how it was so loved in the area.

They also have a small shop within with vintage artefacts, pictures, paintings and souvenirs.

Definitely a place to go when...

A beautiful corner cafe with big windows so you can watch the world go by. Not a lot of seating so can get packed on weekends and mornings. We tried to stop in a few times before being able to snag a table later in the afternoon for a late lunch.

Service was very helpful and friendly. Food was incredible. Really loved that the sandwiches came with a variety of salads (that day it was cous cous, green and slaw). The mushroom soup was full of depth and flavour, and was satisfyingly thick.

Also liked being able to browse the eclectic collection of art, crafts and vintage ceramics (although the way stuff is spread out could make it a bit hard to look at everything when the cafe is full, without being intrusive to...