HTML SitemapExplore

Twelve Triangles — Restaurant in City of Edinburgh

Name
Twelve Triangles
Description
Tiny café in a cheerful atmosphere offering espresso drinks & donuts, plus sweet & savoury pastries.
Nearby attractions
Edinburgh Playhouse
18-22 Greenside Pl, Edinburgh EH1 3AA, United Kingdom
Montgomery Street Park
119 Montgomery St, Edinburgh EH7 5ET, United Kingdom
Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage
1A Dryden Terrace, Edinburgh EH7 4NB, United Kingdom
London Road Gardens
London Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5DX, United Kingdom
National Monument of Scotland
Calton Hill, Edinburgh EH7 5AA, United Kingdom
Nelson Monument
32 Calton Hill, Edinburgh EH7 5AA, United Kingdom
St Mary's Catholic Cathedral
61 York Pl, Edinburgh EH1 3JD, United Kingdom
Dugald Stewart Monument
Calton Hill, Edinburgh EH1 3BJ, United Kingdom
Sherlock Holmes statue
St Pauls & St Georges Church, 20 Broughton St, Edinburgh EH1 3RH, United Kingdom
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Birthplace
11 Picardy Pl, Edinburgh EH1 3JT, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Vittoria on the Walk
3 Brunswick Pl, Edinburgh EH7 5HW, United Kingdom
The Joker And The Thief
71 Elm Row, Edinburgh EH7 4AQ, United Kingdom
Brunswick Book Club
113 Brunswick St, Edinburgh EH7 5HR, United Kingdom
Mera Lahore
26/27 Haddington Pl, Edinburgh EH7 4AF, United Kingdom
Kawaneko Katsu & Coffee
62 Elm Row, Edinburgh EH7 4AQ, United Kingdom
Pera
57 Elm Row, Edinburgh EH7 4AQ, United Kingdom
The Walnut
9 Croall Pl, Leith Walk, Edinburgh EH7 4LT, United Kingdom
Dine Thyme
99 Brunswick St, Edinburgh EH7 5HR, United Kingdom
OQO - Your Coffee Nook
19 Haddington Pl, Edinburgh EH7 4AF, United Kingdom
Otherworld Bar & Kitchen
17 Albert Pl, Edinburgh EH7 5HN, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Edinburgh Central Youth Hostel
9 Haddington Pl, Edinburgh EH7 4AL, United Kingdom
JOIVY Affordable Edinburgh
Haddington Pl, Edinburgh EH7 4AG, United Kingdom
Homes for Students Haddington Place
34B 35 and 37, 40 Haddington Pl, Edinburgh EH7 4AG, United Kingdom
Cairn Hotel Edinburgh
10-18 Windsor St, Edinburgh EH7 5JR, United Kingdom
Ben Cruachan
17 McDonald Rd, Edinburgh EH7 4LX, United Kingdom
Prestige Student Living McDonald Road
6 McDonald Rd, Edinburgh EH7 4GT, United Kingdom
Browns Bed and Breakfast
5 McDonald Rd, Edinburgh EH7 4LX, United Kingdom
Destiny Student - Shrubhill
8 Middlefield, Edinburgh EH7 4QW, United Kingdom
Destiny Student - Murano
2-5 Amphion Ln, Edinburgh EH7 5FL, United Kingdom
McDonald Road Residence (Campus Accommodation)
6 McDonald Rd, Leith, Edinburgh EH7 4GT, United Kingdom
Related posts
Keywords
Twelve Triangles tourism.Twelve Triangles hotels.Twelve Triangles bed and breakfast. flights to Twelve Triangles.Twelve Triangles attractions.Twelve Triangles restaurants.Twelve Triangles travel.Twelve Triangles travel guide.Twelve Triangles travel blog.Twelve Triangles pictures.Twelve Triangles photos.Twelve Triangles travel tips.Twelve Triangles maps.Twelve Triangles things to do.
Twelve Triangles things to do, attractions, restaurants, events info and trip planning
Twelve Triangles
United KingdomScotlandCity of EdinburghTwelve Triangles

Basic Info

Twelve Triangles

90 Brunswick St, Edinburgh EH7 5HU, United Kingdom
4.6(264)
Closed
Save
spot

Ratings & Description

Info

Tiny café in a cheerful atmosphere offering espresso drinks & donuts, plus sweet & savoury pastries.

attractions: Edinburgh Playhouse, Montgomery Street Park, Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage, London Road Gardens, National Monument of Scotland, Nelson Monument, St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Dugald Stewart Monument, Sherlock Holmes statue, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Birthplace, restaurants: Vittoria on the Walk, The Joker And The Thief, Brunswick Book Club, Mera Lahore, Kawaneko Katsu & Coffee, Pera, The Walnut, Dine Thyme, OQO - Your Coffee Nook, Otherworld Bar & Kitchen
logoLearn more insights from Wanderboat AI.
Phone
+44 131 629 4664
Website
twelvetriangles.co.uk
Open hoursSee all hours
Sun7 a.m. - 2 p.m.Closed

Plan your stay

hotel
Pet-friendly Hotels in City of Edinburgh
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.
hotel
Affordable Hotels in City of Edinburgh
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.
hotel
The Coolest Hotels You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.
hotel
Trending Stays Worth the Hype in City of Edinburgh
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Featured dishes

View full menu
Brioche Rolls
White flour, eggs, sugar, yeast, butter, salt. Various fillings. (gluten, wheat, eggs, milk)
White
White & wholemeal starter, white extra strong flour, wholemeal flour, sea salt. (gluten, wheat)
Charcoal
White & wholemeal starter, extra strong organic white flour, activated charcoal, sea salt. (gluten, wheat)
Khorasan
White flour, khorsan flour, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, linseeds, sea salt. (gluten, wheat, sesame)
Wholemeal
80% wholemeal flour, 20% white flour, 3.3% wheatgerm and bran, sea salt. (gluten, wheat)

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Twelve Triangles

Edinburgh Playhouse

Montgomery Street Park

Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage

London Road Gardens

National Monument of Scotland

Nelson Monument

St Mary's Catholic Cathedral

Dugald Stewart Monument

Sherlock Holmes statue

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Birthplace

Edinburgh Playhouse

Edinburgh Playhouse

4.4

(2.6K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Montgomery Street Park

Montgomery Street Park

4.3

(246)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage

Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage

4.8

(34)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
London Road Gardens

London Road Gardens

4.5

(71)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details

Things to do nearby

Whisky Tasting & Storytelling
Whisky Tasting & Storytelling
Sun, Jan 11 • 5:15 PM
Edinburgh, EH1 1DR, United Kingdom
View details
Ride to Loch Ness, Glencoe, and the Highlands
Ride to Loch Ness, Glencoe, and the Highlands
Sun, Jan 11 • 8:00 AM
Edinburgh, EH1 2EL, United Kingdom
View details
Hike Arthurs Seat at Sunset or Sunrise
Hike Arthurs Seat at Sunset or Sunrise
Mon, Jan 12 • 3:00 PM
Edinburgh, EH8, United Kingdom
View details

Nearby restaurants of Twelve Triangles

Vittoria on the Walk

The Joker And The Thief

Brunswick Book Club

Mera Lahore

Kawaneko Katsu & Coffee

Pera

The Walnut

Dine Thyme

OQO - Your Coffee Nook

Otherworld Bar & Kitchen

Vittoria on the Walk

Vittoria on the Walk

4.6

(898)

Open until 10:00 PM
Click for details
The Joker And The Thief

The Joker And The Thief

4.5

(381)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
Brunswick Book Club

Brunswick Book Club

4.8

(339)

Closed
Click for details
Mera Lahore

Mera Lahore

4.3

(539)

Open until 11:00 PM
Click for details
Get the Appoverlay
Get the AppOne tap to find yournext favorite spots!
Wanderboat LogoWanderboat

Your everyday Al companion for getaway ideas

CompanyAbout Us
InformationAI Trip PlannerSitemap
SocialXInstagramTiktokLinkedin
LegalTerms of ServicePrivacy Policy

Get the app

© 2025 Wanderboat. All rights reserved.

Posts

Yasmin JemmottYasmin Jemmott
Popped by recently on a Sunday morning while on a weekend break to Edinburgh! I liked being able to see the pastries in the window, in order to decide what you want before going into the tiny store! The staff were really warm and welcoming, and advised on the products they enjoy. I picked up the Hazelnut Pain au Chocolat and a Pain Suisse. Both pastries looked stunning. I decided to save the Pain Suisse for a later day, but ate the Pain au Chocolat shortly after purchasing. This was really tasty! The pastry itself had a nice amount of crunch and squish, though I would have liked a little more crunch. The hazelnut frangipane through the centre was super flavourful and there was just the right amount! The chocolate through the middle was of a good quality but slightly overpowered the hazelnut when consuming both simultaneously. Regardless, this was a very good pastry and I would purchase it again! I'd recommend twelve triangles based on this bake. However, I must note that my friend got the pistachio blackcurrant croissant, and could not taste any pistachio! Update - I heated the Cross Laminated Pain Suisse from frozen - this was absolutely incredible! The filling was a perfect balance of vanilla creme and chocolate chips (which cut the sweeteness perfectly). Even though I had frozen the product, it was still super buttery and I got a good crisp all the way around. One of the best pain suisse I have ever had - highly recommend!
Jakub KurzepJakub Kurzep
Today I visited your new store at Easter Road. The store looks really nice and the staff is friendly. In my opinion some products are overpriced. Moreover, I would consider lack of student discount as business disadvantage as many surrounding places offering deals/ discounts for students. The leith area is growing in the number of students every year and getting more and more popular, however not many would be able to afford coming to your hipster (still costly) place. About the food focaccia was delicious, although once piece cost £5.75, both breads delicious and the price is ok (£4.5 for artisan bread), cheapies salad taste good but cumin overcome flavour (tasty very much Arabic, for some people plus), frittata not tasty (this is bad copy of a real frittata, you should to consider improvement). Cake called Brownie taste more like Fuge Cake, extremely sweet and soggy, you cannot really taste the chocolate but you can taste Fuge and milk. Overall, they have nice products, some of them are really tasty, however I would put on doubt the freshness of some veggies and price of some products. If you like trying, give them a chance, but read reviews to make sure you will buy something which you like and the quality = product. I definitely would come back there to check how the store improving and to try coffee. Regards Jake #JacobDeerCooking @deerartem
AstroAstro
Twelve Triangles is a small, take out/ take away bakery that's worth the short walk from the more touristy part of Edinburgh. We tried a plain croissant, a blackcurrant pistachio croissant (yum!!!), and a millionaire's shortbread. The croissants were excellent! I don't know much about millionaire's shortbread, but it was fresh and loaded with goey caramel. Everything in the display case looked good. Had time permitted, we would have stopped here again while visiting Edinburgh. Don't be intimidated if there's a line outside. It's inevitable due to the very limited space inside of the bakery. I didn't wait any longer than I would have at a typical bakery with more indoor space.
See more posts
See more posts
hotel
Find your stay

Pet-friendly Hotels in City of Edinburgh

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Popped by recently on a Sunday morning while on a weekend break to Edinburgh! I liked being able to see the pastries in the window, in order to decide what you want before going into the tiny store! The staff were really warm and welcoming, and advised on the products they enjoy. I picked up the Hazelnut Pain au Chocolat and a Pain Suisse. Both pastries looked stunning. I decided to save the Pain Suisse for a later day, but ate the Pain au Chocolat shortly after purchasing. This was really tasty! The pastry itself had a nice amount of crunch and squish, though I would have liked a little more crunch. The hazelnut frangipane through the centre was super flavourful and there was just the right amount! The chocolate through the middle was of a good quality but slightly overpowered the hazelnut when consuming both simultaneously. Regardless, this was a very good pastry and I would purchase it again! I'd recommend twelve triangles based on this bake. However, I must note that my friend got the pistachio blackcurrant croissant, and could not taste any pistachio! Update - I heated the Cross Laminated Pain Suisse from frozen - this was absolutely incredible! The filling was a perfect balance of vanilla creme and chocolate chips (which cut the sweeteness perfectly). Even though I had frozen the product, it was still super buttery and I got a good crisp all the way around. One of the best pain suisse I have ever had - highly recommend!
Yasmin Jemmott

Yasmin Jemmott

hotel
Find your stay

Affordable Hotels in City of Edinburgh

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Get the Appoverlay
Get the AppOne tap to find yournext favorite spots!
Today I visited your new store at Easter Road. The store looks really nice and the staff is friendly. In my opinion some products are overpriced. Moreover, I would consider lack of student discount as business disadvantage as many surrounding places offering deals/ discounts for students. The leith area is growing in the number of students every year and getting more and more popular, however not many would be able to afford coming to your hipster (still costly) place. About the food focaccia was delicious, although once piece cost £5.75, both breads delicious and the price is ok (£4.5 for artisan bread), cheapies salad taste good but cumin overcome flavour (tasty very much Arabic, for some people plus), frittata not tasty (this is bad copy of a real frittata, you should to consider improvement). Cake called Brownie taste more like Fuge Cake, extremely sweet and soggy, you cannot really taste the chocolate but you can taste Fuge and milk. Overall, they have nice products, some of them are really tasty, however I would put on doubt the freshness of some veggies and price of some products. If you like trying, give them a chance, but read reviews to make sure you will buy something which you like and the quality = product. I definitely would come back there to check how the store improving and to try coffee. Regards Jake #JacobDeerCooking @deerartem
Jakub Kurzep

Jakub Kurzep

hotel
Find your stay

The Coolest Hotels You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

hotel
Find your stay

Trending Stays Worth the Hype in City of Edinburgh

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Twelve Triangles is a small, take out/ take away bakery that's worth the short walk from the more touristy part of Edinburgh. We tried a plain croissant, a blackcurrant pistachio croissant (yum!!!), and a millionaire's shortbread. The croissants were excellent! I don't know much about millionaire's shortbread, but it was fresh and loaded with goey caramel. Everything in the display case looked good. Had time permitted, we would have stopped here again while visiting Edinburgh. Don't be intimidated if there's a line outside. It's inevitable due to the very limited space inside of the bakery. I didn't wait any longer than I would have at a typical bakery with more indoor space.
Astro

Astro

See more posts
See more posts

Reviews of Twelve Triangles

4.6
(264)
avatar
4.0
3y

Edited to adjust to improvements. It's clear Twelve Triangles have improved since I last reviewed.

old post below: 12 Triangles was great. I ranted and raved about for the first few years after it opened. Told all my friend and family. I used to buy pastries in bulk to gift to people. At this point it was an instant 5-star bakery. Then croissants started getting smaller. The fillings started becoming more sparse. The pandemic hit and the quality stayed about the same and I'd still give it a 4-star for that period. However, in the last year the loaves also started shrinking - the density and size took a nosedive, they canned some of their best products (pistachio knot) and switched to cheaper oat milk. Over this time, the price has gone up. I'm being generous with this 3 star from a price/quality perspective. The last three loaves we've bought have been tragically bland - especially armed with the knowledge of what they once were. I wholeheartedly believe this is cost-cutting and scaling up. The magic is gone and it's sad. I was in here 3-4 times a week before but now, with newer bakeries (exhibiting 12 Triangles original passion) on Leith walk, I now only go here when the others are shut. A real shame and unfortunately the end result of most capitalist scale ups. I'd retract this 3-star in a heartbeat if they recaptured the magic of their first year. It's not all negative, as the sandwiches are still (for now) great and the staff are lovely...

   Read more
avatar
5.0
1y

Popped by recently on a Sunday morning while on a weekend break to Edinburgh! I liked being able to see the pastries in the window, in order to decide what you want before going into the tiny store! The staff were really warm and welcoming, and advised on the products they enjoy. I picked up the Hazelnut Pain au Chocolat and a Pain Suisse. Both pastries looked stunning. I decided to save the Pain Suisse for a later day, but ate the Pain au Chocolat shortly after purchasing. This was really tasty! The pastry itself had a nice amount of crunch and squish, though I would have liked a little more crunch. The hazelnut frangipane through the centre was super flavourful and there was just the right amount! The chocolate through the middle was of a good quality but slightly overpowered the hazelnut when consuming both simultaneously. Regardless, this was a very good pastry and I would purchase it again! I'd recommend twelve triangles based on this bake. However, I must note that my friend got the pistachio blackcurrant croissant, and could not taste any pistachio!

Update - I heated the Cross Laminated Pain Suisse from frozen - this was absolutely incredible! The filling was a perfect balance of vanilla creme and chocolate chips (which cut the sweeteness perfectly). Even though I had frozen the product, it was still super buttery and I got a good crisp all the way around. One of the best pain suisse I have ever had -...

   Read more
avatar
3.0
5y

Today I visited your new store at Easter Road. The store looks really nice and the staff is friendly.

In my opinion some products are overpriced. Moreover, I would consider lack of student discount as business disadvantage as many surrounding places offering deals/ discounts for students. The leith area is growing in the number of students every year and getting more and more popular, however not many would be able to afford coming to your hipster (still costly) place.

About the food focaccia was delicious, although once piece cost £5.75, both breads delicious and the price is ok (£4.5 for artisan bread), cheapies salad taste good but cumin overcome flavour (tasty very much Arabic, for some people plus), frittata not tasty (this is bad copy of a real frittata, you should to consider improvement). Cake called Brownie taste more like Fuge Cake, extremely sweet and soggy, you cannot really taste the chocolate but you can taste Fuge and milk. Overall, they have nice products, some of them are really tasty, however I would put on doubt the freshness of some veggies and price of some products. If you like trying, give them a chance, but read reviews to make sure you will buy something which you like and the quality = product. I definitely would come back there to check how the store improving and to try...

   Read more
Page 1 of 7
Previous
Next