Snax Cafe — Restaurant in City of Edinburgh

Ordered a hearty breakfast for our flat to conquer our ferocious hangovers, but only half of the order arrived. I phoned Snax and they didn't say why it hadn't arrived, and instead of offering to refund me, or sending me the food I had paid for with my hard-earned pounds, they said they'd give me an 'extra roll or something next time' (there will not be a next time). I then asked them to refund me and they told me they couldn't do that and that I had to contact deliveroo. So I did, and they phoned the cafe too, to find out why my bastard rolls had not arrived. The cafe told the lovely deliveroo man 'we're too busy to send them', which is not a very good reason at all. The darlings at Deliveroo are refunding me for this herculean catastrophe, but we are all very hungry and upset.

In addition to this omnishambolic saga, one of the items in the order was chips and gravy. The cafe obviously misinterpreted and decided, instead, to pour the gravy all over the bag and its contents, which made accessing our limited nourishment a slippery task.

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Snax Cafe is a casual diner-style restaurant located in Edinburgh, Scotland. The cafe serves a range of classic British and American comfort foods, such as burgers, fish and chips, sandwiches, and all-day breakfast.

Snax Cafe's menu features a variety of hearty dishes, with generous portions and affordable prices. The cafe is known for its traditional Scottish breakfast, which includes bacon, eggs, black pudding, haggis, and beans. The cafe also offers a range of vegetarian and vegan options, such as veggie burgers, falafel wraps, and salads.

The interior of Snax Cafe is simple and unpretentious, with a retro decor that adds to its cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The cafe has a counter-service system, with customers placing their orders at the till and then being served at their table.

Snax Cafe is located on West Register Street, in the heart of Edinburgh's city center. The cafe is easily accessible by public transport, with several bus stops and tram stops located nearby. The cafe is open seven days a week, making it a popular spot for a quick and satisfying meal at any...

I have passed this place many times and I have never gone in but I was very impressed.

The food was high quality, but simple, which is what I want from a breakfast spot. The prices were ridiculously reasonable, and there were many options for the size of your breakfast; I came with my boyfriend and got the all day veggie, which was great for brunch for me, and he got the ‘biggest veggie’ at a marginally higher price and was more suitable to his needs. The hash browns were crispy and the eggs were perfectly done. My boyfriend is Scottish and he rated the veggie sausages, the haggis and the tattie scones!

The staff were really nice while still being efficient. We came on a sunday morning and managed to get a lovely spot by the window, which despite being busy, still felt like it was private and we were able to enjoy our food.

The only complaint would perhaps be that I wish there was the option to get filter coffee as only americanos feels slightly fussy and the coffee could be a bit better. Such a minor note...