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A well-rated Edinburgh café with a relaxed feel — an easy place to settle in with the family over coffee.

Cafés · Edinburgh
Tucked near the Royal Mile, this is the kind of light, airy café that works when you've got a pram and a hungry child in tow — buggy access, high chairs, a kids' menu, and a small secluded back garden that families describe as a lovely surprise. Portions are generous: the oat bowl is big enough for two at £10.95, and the haggis burger is genuinely huge. Breakfast is the strength — Scottish breakfast, eggs Royale, freshly made omelettes, plus vegan and vegetarian options including veggie haggis. Food usually arrives quickly and the owners are warm, sometimes remembering what you ordered earlier in the day. Save room for the chocolate cake, which people rave about. Two honest notes: service can lag at busy times, and the toilets are dated.

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A well-rated Edinburgh café with a relaxed feel — an easy place to settle in with the family over coffee.
Far more than a chip shop — pizzas, haggis bon bons and generous portions, with high chairs, a kids' menu and late opening.
A calm, tiny Edinburgh café with excellent coffee, huge sourdough sandwiches and standout vegan options — high chairs and a kids' menu included.