The ginger cake was really nice, warm and moist. They have a few different milk options for drinks, which is handy. The rest of the menu is okay, nothing that really stood out to me.

Lovely little spot near the museum. Stopped in for a post-walk treat. The fruit tart was the highlight for me &ndash; the berries tasted so fresh and vibrant. Pastry was light, not overly sweet. Just what I wanted.

Great spot for a quick bite. Right on Princes Street, easy to find. Had the fish and chips. Decent portion, crispy batter. Good for refuelling mid-sightseeing.

The sourdough baguettes here are just incredible. That perfect crackle of the crust, the soft, tangy inside... I could eat it all day. Honestly, it&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

Been coming here for years, and I always grab a couple of their vegan haggis packs to go. It&rsquo;s the one thing I know will be just right for a quick, proper dinner at home.

Huge portions. Honestly, the quality for the price is just right. Came for brunch, left absolutely stuffed. Won&#39;t need lunch.

Always packed, so you know it&#39;s good. Their breakfast plates are solid and won&#39;t break the bank.

Loved the Turkish eggs and portobello smash here, both were so fresh and flavourful. The menu&#39;s got a good range, which is great when you&#39;re with a group and someone&#39;s gluten-free. Made picking a spot for brunch easy!

Great spot for people-watching from the terrace. Coffee was good, bacon ciabatta hit the spot. Plenty of covered outdoor seating.

Solid spot for a coffee and a quick lunch. Staff were really friendly and efficient. It&#39;s quiet, good for getting some work done. Plus, you get to watch people climbing on the wall, which is a fun little distraction.

First time trying the full Scottish breakfast with haggis and black pudding. Honestly, it was a lot heartier than I expected! Perfect for sharing with a friend after a late night out. The haggis was surprisingly good.

The vegan sausage roll was really tasty, with nice big pieces of vegetable in it. The staff were also very helpful when I asked to change my milk.

Lovely atmosphere, and the staff were really nice. The queue was long but they kept us updated. Portions are generous, so it was worth the wait. The vegan cake to take away was a nice bonus.

Coffee was lovely, staff were friendly. Just a cozy spot for a decent cup. Had a flat white, smooth and not bitter. Sat by the window watching the street for a bit. Nice little find.

Nice spot for a coffee break. The window seat is ideal for people-watching, and they had a decent selection of pastries to go with it.

Love how they treat dogs here! The staff gave my pup water and a treat without me even asking. Such a nice touch when you&#39;re out with friends and the dog tags along. Made our casual lunch feel really relaxed.

The breakfast was fresh and beautifully presented. A nice glass of orange juice really set it off. A highlight of our Edinburgh trip.

The scrambled eggs here are done just right, with that soft, runny yolk. It&#39;s a simple dish but they&#39;ve nailed it. Portion was decent for the price, felt like a proper breakfast without breaking the bank.

Decent meal. The ingredients are clearly good quality, which I appreciate. A couple of the smaller plates felt a bit on the small side for the price, but overall it was fine.

Plenty of vegan choices here, which is nice. Got the plant-based burger, came out quick. Good flavour, not bland at all. Perfect for a fast lunch.

Lovely spot with a view of the monument. The outdoor seating is clean and they&#39;re dog-friendly, which is a nice touch. Just a bit breezy out there today.

The Biscoff French toast was spot on, not too sweet. Paired nicely with a black coffee to cut through the richness.

Popped in for a quick lunch with a mate. The Thai soup was really warming and the panini was spot on. We ended up staying ages just chatting over decaf tea. It&#39;s that kind of relaxed place where you don&#39;t feel rushed out.

Been here for breakfast a couple of times now. The Lorne sausage roll is spot on, really hits the spot. Fresh orange juice is good too. Decent way to start the day.

Disappointing hotel breakfast led me here. Haggis toastie was good, staff were friendly. Convenient location for a quick bite.

The Italian Job 2 sandwich was fantastic. I had it with the frittata and their apple, mango, ginger smoothie. What really stood out was the atmosphere &ndash; the music and lighting created a really relaxed, cosy vibe to just sit and enjoy the food.

Lovely little courtyard for a quiet bite. The waffles were a decent treat in the fresh air.

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