New Town Deli in Edinburgh, City of

Small cafe with friendly staff. Good coffee and had an amazing bacon and cheese croissant. Worth a visit for some takeaway coffee or if you can manage to get a seat and people watch

So disappointed used to offer great salad and rolls and now only flT bread which is half empty. So so expensive too. Won’t be back

Flat breads a great alternative to sandwiches. Fresh and tasty and lovely egg tarts for a sweet treat. Visited for Sunday lunch break. Really pleasant staff member also. Definitely worth a visit.

Popped in for my lunch with my boyfriend, really delicious flatbread, we are both veggie and there was loads of options for us, nice flat white too :) will be back for sure

Loved this deli and the the members off staff that served us. Stopped in for a delicious coffee and flat bread sandwich which really hit the spot. High recommend.

Rude little man behind the counter; definitely go to Artisan Roast or Broughton Deli (30 seconds up the road) instead. Popped in for a coffee at 3.15pm on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. I'd checked online to confirm that the cafe was open until 4.00pm, so wandered in. After about 30 seconds, a man appeared behind the counter and barked "we're closed". Slightly baffled by this greeting, I let him know that they were open until 4.00pm online - assuming he'd like to know about the incorrect info. Instead, he stared back and muttered "everything's gone and I'm packing up...obviously." Apparently it was just too difficult to say "Hi, sorry we're closing early today" Pathetic service, go elsewhere.

I bought 2 soups (small) and 2 flatbreads which I asked to be toasted. The soup was lentil, coconut and chilli. Back at the office which is a 3 minute walk the soup was not even luke warm abc with a microwave we couldn’t have eaten it. Chilli - really? It was totally bland. The flatbreads were okay but no evidence of having been toasted as stone cold. £17 for the most disappointing food. I have been going there for years but won’t be back.

I tried new town deli for the first time and won’t be too bothered about returning. I got the steak wrap with mustard and caramelised onions with a side of fries. For £8.25 I would’ve expected a bit more. The wrap was ok, but quite bland. Some bits of steak were lovely and others were chewy. The fries were good. Service was also good.

After a very poor hotel breakfast, & a quick gift shopping trip into town, we were looking for something en route to the Botanic Gardens, so opted for this lovely looking place near said hotel. My friend was gasping for a decent cuppa, & was delighted with the 2-cup pot of tea she got, while I needed some real food, which came in the form of a delicious wholemeal roll with avocado, tomatoes, pesto & balsamic dressing, warmed through & toasted, plus as much water as both she & I could drink. Friendly & efficient people, too. All in all, a real find.

Stopped in for a quick take away lunch and got some very delicious flatbread sandwiches. Staff were friendly and welcoming.

Great deli/cafe on a corner serving healthy flat breads, smoothies etc. Recommend the halloumi hummus roast pepper flatbread. Very friendly vibe.

I come here every morning for my coffee and always have a great experience! The staff are always a friendly bunch and food here is great too! 👌🏻

Ive come here almost everyday for lunch and coffee. They do some of the best coffee around and very tasty lunch options

I used to go to New Town Deli a lot in the past (a year and a half ago). Today I went again and the prices have massively gone up. The prices are not clear either -- they have a board of suggested fillings and prices, but if you choose your own bagel/ roll, they charge per filling; you can walk out with a four-filling veggie bagel paying £6! I will certainly not visit again. The food tastes good but the prices are over the top. Plenty of other delis in the area that are just as nice and more reasonably priced.

We stopped in every morning during our three days in Edinburgh, and had lovely coffee and sandwiches each time. The food is great, as is the coffee. And the staff are super friendly, kind and considerate. They even held onto my luggage while I wandered around the city. I highly recommend stopping in. And try their salmon avocado bagel - just so good!

Mi pareja y yo nos detuvimos para comer algo, la mitad del menú vegetariano que estaba realmente feliz porque soy vegetariana, así que pensé que sin duda tienen al menos una opción vegetariana (o ser capaz de crear algo para mí). Me preguntó una de las chicas y ella era casi agresiva cuando me decía que no había nada que podría haber y no hay forma de averiguar si el falafel y hummus era vegetariano. envoltura seguramente el personal tiene que conocer los alimentos que contengan leche y huevos para intolerancia? Luego pedimos un batido y la otra chica que trabaja allí dijeron que estaban fuera de mango, lo que no fue problema para nosotros, nos alegramos de intercambio para algo, pero de nuevo no había amabilidad o simpatía.El resto de nuestra estancia, el humor no era agradable, nos sentimos un poco incómodos. También cuando llegó no había nadie allí, después de un montón de gente venía y me emocionó que estaban teniendo su comida antes de la nuestra!

We both had filled Bagels here (which were dying for) and they were scrumptious. You can pick which type of Bagel you like, what fillings you want etc and get it toasted if you like.

After going to Lyon & Turnball I popped in for a snack.

I found this place quite by accident and was drawn in by the high stools in the window overlooking the street - the place was in brilliant sunlight so was going to be the ideal place for a snack. Quite an extensive menu on the blackboard behind the counter - I had a breakfast option which was delicious along with a cup of really good coffee. The staff were friendly and professional and it was reasonably priced. I would pop in again next time I was in the area.

I was waiting for my wrap and happened to be looking behind the counter. I quickly realise it was an unhygienic mess, floor covered in Crp, dirty dishes and cutlery everywhere and staff uniforms covered in muck. The other thing that annoys me is that each time I've been, the size of wrap has been different, but the price the same. I tried to ask why, but got quickly shot down by the faceless lady behind the counter. Customer service not a strength. It also costs 50p to pay by card, no matter what the total bill. I've given it a decent chance and still think the food is good, but I won't be back for lunch.

We came for a light lunch and found the toasted wraps to be really good. We had chicken with bacon and guacamole, which was served with salad leaves. Prices are reasonable.