Peanut Press Cafe in Edinburgh, City of

Popped in here for coffee, before a tennis session. Was greeted by smiles. And was served the most drinkable coffee I've had this year. Well balanced! Not too bitter and no funky or watery taste. I had this sitting outside, although wouldn't have minded having it inside the roomy cafe with a character of its own. Reminds me of the pre-covid Tchai Ovna in Glasgow. Will return.

Really enjoy the pizza, coffee & atmosphere of the cafe. It’s a great creative space to get work done & seems like an artists studio . 10/10 recommend

I'm so surprised as it seems this place can not be criticised in public. Prior to being treated badly, I gave it my custom a few times , how anyone can say its reasonably priced is ridiculous. The pizza was average and not worth the price. not authentic and had better from a shop. The interior the last time I was in was grotty akin to a student squat. On my final visit I was ignored by staff who saw me waiting I can only take away that it was racially based as they kept ignoring me , staring at me and repeatedly walked away not even a wave of direct communication . Very hostile to say the least. I believe I must have been lucky and been served by the owner the other couple of times who seemed friendly enough. However owing to the last visit I wouldn't waste my time going back.

Such a great, unique place to go for a coffee or something to eat. It has a charm that few places in Edinburgh can match and the staff are really helpful and friendly. I would totally recommend this place for anyone who lives in Edinburgh or if you are just visiting. The prices are cheap for Edinburgh too which is always a positive.

Honestly feels like you are in the living room of a student flat in the best possible way. I really like the pizza, too.

This place has the best pizza, so yummy in my tummy hahaha if you'll pardon the pun!! Anyway, big up the cortado massiv.

I stumbled across this little cafe whilst walking through Tollcross and thought i'd pop in for a coffee and a bite to eat, upon my seating down, the Barrista (I believe he was called Mr Capuccino) took my order and delivered an amazing coffee whilst the chef made my pizza. The sourdough leavened pizza was all made from scratch and was absolutely amazing. The staff then had a break and sang for the whole cafe utilising the piano and many instruments they have around the cafe to sing Elvis. Amazing. Will be returning forthwith.

This is a place all on it's own So comfortable. In an age of the franchise it is encouraging to find an excellent independent. Don't miss it.

A nice relaxing warm atmosphere, pleasant staff, efficient service, great discounts for students and artists, delicious food, a piano to play on. I'm sure it's buzzing when it's busy, it was fairly quiet but no less an enjoyable experience. Mega excited to go back!

Lovely little cafe with great pizza and a laid back atmosphere. Occasional poetry readings and live music. Prices very reasonable. Recommend!

This place is a rare find in Edinburgh - no tourists nearby & great ambience, service & prices. This outfit makes the best pizza I have ever had outside of Naples. The space is very welcoming like my own living room only better. Unlike half the eating establishments in the area they take card payments which is fantastic. If you need to get away from the crowds & high prices normally associated with this city check this café out. You wont be disappointed. Highly recommended.

Fresh funky new age Edinburgh café serving authentic Naples style pizza. Quite possibly the best pizza outside of Italy in Scotland. All pizzas are prepared to order & this commitment to quality is evident in the finished product. If you are looking for a relaxed environment away from the tourist traps with great service, ambience & prices you should check this place out. Highly recommended.

My favourite spot in Edinburgh - this place has phenomenally good pizza, great coffee and the best atmosphere of any place I've been. The staff are charming, funny and exceptionally talented musicians (upon request they performed the best rendition of 'I've Been Stuck in Town' by Nick Wakefield and the Wandsworth Commoners I've ever heard!). It's the kind of place you just wished you had started. A unique spot in a magical city, it is a must for anyone when in Edinburgh!

The Peanut Gallery Cafe is a new cafe in Edinburgh that has been a joy to discover. It has a great, calm vibe and is perfect for meeting and catching up with friends over a good coffee or an even better pizza. This place has such a creative atmosphere baked in to its bones, I often come here to do a bit of work and some writing. The owners/management are huge supporters of the local arts scenes too. Everything about this place is authentic and charming. A really special joint. Just you wait until everyone else finds out about it.

Met friends for coffee here and really liked it. It has an arty, laid-back vibe - sofas, canteen tables, books, piano - good coffee and friendly staff. Close to the Meadows and right by a bus stop so handily placed. Worth trying out.