Romanes & Paterson Tea Room in Edinburgh, City of

Authentic Scottish and traditional food in a nice atmosphere and stunning views. Old fashioned service, a delight. Up close and personal with Sir Walter Scott!

En el tercer piso de una tienda que vende todo lo escocés. Compre más interesante que el salón de té, que es bastante monótono.

Salón de té encantador, personal muy atento, sopa de brócoli y Stilton y un panini de 3 quesos estaba muy sabroso, sin duda volveremos, gracias

Café encantador, comida encantadora, ambos tomamos un desayuno escocés completo, la comida era deliciosa y bien preparada, la selección de tés y cafés era buena, el personal amable, el único inconveniente tomó más de media hora antes de que llegara algo, incluso una bebida, más personal en períodos ocupados necesario

El desayuno completo de Scott es un día de comida en un plato y fue excelente. ¡El único inconveniente fue que tardó 40 minutos en aparecer después de ordenar! ! A pesar de ese inconveniente, teníamos mucho tiempo y fue un excelente comienzo del día.

Wondrous views ‘cross Princes Street And up along the Mound The northern side of the High Street Such treasures to be found Resplendent castle overlooks The gardens down below Rememb’ring all the saints and crooks Who helped this city grow. And all the while the pipes do play To take you to the past The restaurant on any day Gives memories to last. Tasty food and friendly smiles Are what await you here Worth the trail of many miles To find this haven of cheer. Carina’s charm and amity And Keegan’s polished skill Ensure there’s no calamity I sit and take my fill. This gem of Schottische fills my needs A sated man am I And as my footstep now recedes I turn and say “Goodbye.”

This is great tea room .A place with character delicious food and brilliant customer service with full attention to detail.We have been several times as a couple . The scones are baked on the premises and are fruit,plain,or coffee and walnut.Let your taste buds do the walking.The menu is good and also downstairs is the shopping area with many delights to tempt customers too numerous to list here.

One lovely old store not to be missed either shopping for souvenirs kilts or what have you ? this is it, and then to go upstairs to the tea room for treacle scones and afternoon tea with a view over the road of the scott monument, what could be better?

Visited here once more as there is not usually a large wait. The waiter was very good serving us all. Food still good but our grandchildren said "That music is awful" They need to know about Spotify and get a better selection of Scottish music.

This will be a short review. Onew member of staff trying to do it all. Whilst the management looked on. Food wasn't great if you like microwaved bacon then enjoy it. We won't be back.

top fresh quality ingredient,top quality views of edinburgh,top quality of customers service you cant ask for more ,bit of posh place,comfortable,

Save your money and eat out elsewhere!.... This place is FILTHY!... stinks of mouldy old books, and is in dire need of refurbishment and a good clean The food is overpriced.... service is acceptable.

-view of old town Edinburgh and the castle - perfect little spot to watch the world go by -great staff - could charge my phone -lovely tea and food - reasonable prices

I came across this lovely place today and just had to go in. The service and reception was very welcoming and the waiter very was very knowledgeable about the menu. The cream teas came out fast and were very tasty and delicious. It is s hidden gem.

My partner and I ate here for lunch. As the Tea Room was fairly quiet, we chose a table that had a good view of Princes Street Gardens. A good start. The weather was cold, so we both chose the steak pie to blow away the cold weather blues. When the dishes arrived, the plates seemed substantial. The steak pie was in a separate dish, which seems to be the way some restaurants now serve pies. The meat in the pie was plentiful and tender. The vegetables were cold and in the case of the carrots, brick hard. The brocolli were just cold and unappetising. Disappointing end to a promising lunch.

Magnificent views towards the castle; friendly staff; great value; superb meals and comfortable seats.

We visited Romanes & Paterson on Sunday around mid-day, but both of us fancied the breakfasts. Though we were late for that, it was no problem for the wonderful staff. I'd visited once before but it was my husband's first meal there, and he was delighted! The breakfasts are absolutely brilliant - I had the veggie breakfast, he had the full monty version, and both were delicious. Not only is the food fabulous, but the staff are so friendly, warm and welcoming, and we managed to bag the table in the bow window, where you get a fantastic view right up Prince's Street, the monument and the castle. Definitely highly recommend a visit - you won't be disappointed.

Very friendly staff, we had a tea, a coffee, a bit of scrumptious looking cake, and a bottle of Irn-Bru. Good value for money and a great view. There is a large gift shop and a kilt shop on the way up so you can work up an appetite for the cake looking around.

Good choice, friendly attentive staff. Window seat was perfect to enjoy the breakfast with a lovely view.

I actually was not aware that this was a tea shop or restaurant. That must be what's on the 2nd level which I noticed but did not go to. However, the bottom floor is a huge gift shop with much better prices than all the shops on the Royal Mile. A beautiful Scotland mug on the Royal Mile was 20 pounds. In this shop the same mug was 13 pounds! They have a huge selection of souvenirs and it's well worth stopping in!

This is a wee gem of a place on top of an alladins cave of quality scottish goodies - perfect breathtaking view of princes st and the castle Beautiful food from friendly staff - well worth a visit

Small cafe where everything is cooked to order so maybe not for you if in a great rush but is you want to relax its perfect. The cafe is situated on 2nd floor but there is a lift if you ask a member of staff to assist.

Al secondo piano di un negozio di souvenirs abbiamo trovato questa tea-room, volevamo qualcosa da spizzicare, il cameriere ci ha consigliato un cream-tea, ci ha portato uno scone alla frutta e un tea blue-lady. Tutto buonissimo, prossimo viaggio a Edimburgo ci tornerò di sicuro. Consigliatissimo.

Abbiamo trovato questa tea room per caso , il cameriere ci ha consigliato un afternoon tea da dividere in 2 , buonissimo tutto molto buono , suoer consigliato

I love this place. Food is amazing, and such lovely staff. If you get a window seat, the views are awesome.

Decided to try here for coffee and cake with a friend, after various other coffee shops were extremely busy. The restaurant is on either the third or fourth floor of the shop, so a bit of exercise before our cake, I am not sure if they have a lift- I think I did see one- but can't be sure.

We had the cranberry scones recommended by the waiter and they were delicious. Very good service too. Friendly without being in your face. Will prob try lunch next time.

Lovely little tea room, the food is lovely and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Would definitely recommend.

I came in from walking about old town all day. The staff were very accommodating to allow me to ride the old lift up to tea room as my knees were spent and unable to climb stairs to second floor. Francesco, my waiter was charming and made the meal a perfect experience. He suggested the Blue Lady tea blend which I loved. They sell all but this specialty tea in R&P; gift shop below. Francesco told me I could purchase the tea at Cuttea Sark on Bow st/Victoria Street in Old Town. I did! I ordered a squash soup, Traditional Haggis Neeps and Tatties and Beef Stovie. The soup and Stovie was delicious. I was underwhelmed with the haggis. It was very dry and served with a tiny bit of lumpy white flavorless sauce. Could not really eat it. And I love haggis with the deep brown whiskey gravy. I finished the meal with a millionaire bar of shortbread, caramel and chocolate. This tea room was the perfect late afternoon spot for quiet reflection of my whirlwind tourist adventures that day.

I had the shortbread and it was delicious so short and crumbly, my husband had the cheese and haggis scone he said it was one of the best he has had. Waitress was lovely very friendly and helpful.

Die besten scones der Stadt! Sogar besser als im Palm Court des Balmoral Hotels. Ich habe hervorragende plain scones gegessen. Unbedingt probieren sollte man aber auch die scones mit Walnüssen und leichtem Kaffee- Aroma. Man hat einen fantastischen Ausblick auf die Altstadt. Ein sehr zuvorkommender und sehr freundlicher Service runden den Aufenthalt perfekt ab. Im übrigen wird hier auch ein sehr authentisches Frühstück (mit haggis und co.) serviert. Tee- Empfehlung: Scottish breakfast tea und als Geheimtipp der blue lady tea! Für Freunde guten Essens ein Muss! Hinweis: um zu diesem tea room zu kommen, muss man durch einen Souvenir-Shop in die 2. Etage.

Called in here for breakfast and what a pleasant surprise we got, it was great, full Scottish along with toast and coffee what more could you wish for, service well it was great and the food was cooked to perfection.

Wunderbarer Cream Tea. Sehr netter Service und eine tolle Aussicht. Ist in der ersten Etage eines Souvenirgeschäftes.Haben schon in anderen Cafés Scones gegessen. Alle haben nicht so gut geschmeckt wie bei Romanes & Paterson.

My wife and I had a most enjoyable afternoon high tea here. We each had a substantial sandwich, large scone and large piece of cake. All in a quiet tea room upstairs from the store, which is an excellent place to purchase souvenirs. A plus is the excellent view of Princes Street and Gardens if you get a table near a window.

After a bad experience at the Mercure Hotel I went into the Tea room in Romanes & Paterson and was pleasantly surprised good service, excellent price and friendly staff. Don't go to the Mercure Hotel - come here MUCH BETTER.

We arrived first thing for Scottish breakfast. It was a rainy morning so very few other diners. Very friendly and helpful server. Food was ok. LOTS of food but very salty. Wonderful view of the street and the castle from the the middle window.

Dont go there. We had the worst toasted sandwich ever with the worst coffee. Cost £23 in total They charged an extra 1.5 each cause I asked for a bit of onion to be added.

Waiting in Manchester for our flight to Edinburgh, we were taking about haggis. A Scottish gentlemen sitting next to us in the aiirport cafe joined the conversation. He highly recommended the tea room at Romane's & Paterson for haggis. When we found the store, we thought hadn't gotten in right as, from the street, it seemed another tartan and souvenir establishment. We asked about haggis and were directed to the tea room. It was a delight. Grandson liked the haggis. We were all pleased with our food and loved the view of the castle. The Scottish accents from the staff and other patrons enhanced the experience. After our meal, we walked through thr store and were so pleased to find helpful, low key sales people who helped us find perfect gifts and souvenirs.

Typical Scottish tea room, with tartan carpet, tartan curtains and a great view on the Princes Street Gardens. I ordered haggis and oatmeal cookies, a surprisingly delicious, light meal. The waitress who took my order was extremely kind. I paid £10,5 (haggis & tea) for An excellent service and a wee bit of Scottish charm. Loved it!

Used this cafe 3 times over 2 days!! Went in for a coffee and teacake, went back for Haggis, Tatties and Neeps at lunchtime. Then went back the next morning for Smoked Salmon and scrambled egg for breakfast. Lovely place, lovely staff, very friendly and efficient and blinking lovely food!!!

Stopped here after a recommendation from a friend for breakfast. I wanted a traditional Scottish breakfast whilst visiting. The food didn’t disappoint, set me up for the day. The Edinburgh speciality tea was lovely too.

Wat een gave plek om thee te drinken of te lunchen als je door de stad hebt gewandeld! Deze Tea Room zit twee verdiepingen boven de souvenirzaak Romanes & Paterson. Er is geen bewegwijzering heen. Je moet gewoon de twee trappen op lopen en dan kijk je ineens op Edinburgh Castle en richting the Royal Mile! De thee en scones uiterst verzorgd en vers gebakken! Daarbij was de bediening erg vriendelijk.

Au 2etage du magasin Romanes & Paterson. Deux options : 1) Afternoon Tea complet avec concombre et saumon fumé ou 2) Cream Tea = Thé, scone (beau morceau !), crème et confiture. Délicieux. Calme (ca tranche avec l’agitation de Princes Street) et tres jolie vie sur la « skyline » medievale d’Edimbourg et les jardins. Prix raisonnables.

Sur recommandations de notre hôtel, nous avons voulu tester un "afternoon tea" dans la pure tradition écossaise et sommes allés dans cet établissement.

Great traditional Scottish fare in a quiet atmosphere with a panoramic view of the palace. We were in the gift shop downstairs and it was lunchtime, and the counter gal told us there was food to be had upstairs, so we clambered up the steps and were instantly enchanted. Service was over the top - our waitress spent time explaining menu items and chatting us up and made us feel very much at home. We had the traditional Scottish breakfast - haggis and all - and it was first rate. We went back a second time for lunch and it was just as wonderful. Would go back.

I found Romane's and Patersons when I was looking for a taste of Haggis, Neeps and Tatties... and they did not disappoint. The Whiskey sauce was also to die for! I certainly intend to pilgrimage to this tearoom every time I come to Edinburgh... its that good!

好朋友偶然路過，看到很大的招牌有特價的午餐，於是決定嘗試一下，居然讓我們五人都非常的驚奇，真是太好吃了，尤其是午餐時的兩種湯，非常的美味，讓我們決定晚一點的時候再繼續過來享受下午茶！

Went to Edinburgh for the day and were looking for a place to lunch on Princes Street. We were walking past a kilt shop when we saw a advert for Scottish traditional food by the front door.

Every visit now has to include a visit to the tea-room, it is truly a hidden gem within the city centre, Food is lovely and fresh. Absolutely love the place.

Went here at lunch time very quiet Food choice good soup lovely Roll on sausage good price average. The biggest let down was the carpet Big stains and marks all over it very poor. really let the place down.

A great tea break in the heart of Princess Street.

Wonderful view. Good, reasonably priced coffee and pleasant staff but dirty carpets badly need shampooing!

We came here twice for breakfast on the recommendation of others - and we were not disappointed. Tucked away up on the European second floor of a Scottish-specialty shop, The oatmeal was slow-cooked just like mom used to make it. We also ordered the filling Scottish breakfast which was a sampler of Scottish specialties. While my husband had the cafe latte I opted for the blue lady tea - a special mixture of the tea room that tasted absolutely delicious. We had a table by the window overlooking the Princes Gardens and the Walter Scott memorial. Even on a gloomy, wet day, the view would lift our mood. The staff was welcoming and attentive. Breakfast here was the perfect start to a day of sightseeing and shopping.

Met friends here for lunch and unfortunately couldn’t do the lunch justice as we had stayed the night in a hotel and had a huge breakfast. Egg and cucumber sandwich arrived with a huge salad and crisps. Would have preferred thinner bread as it was like a doorstep. Scots will know what I mean, cucumber could have been cut thinner also. But as i said I couldn’t do it justice, perhaps on another occasion I would have loved it.

Traditional breakfasts available in different sizes ( Scots, true Scots) that will fill even the biggest of appetites. Well presented and hot when we went. Special mention to the pot of te that went with it which was both good for several cups and didn't "stew" on standing. Note that the sausage is not the familiar "banger" but a slab of fried sausage meat which though common in Scotland confused my companion.

This a traditional tea room with a good range of dishes. It’s not trendy or ‘artisan’ but it serves nice food and is in a great spot with a great view and the staff are very friendly. A bit old fashioned but there’s nothing wrong with that .

The food was overpriced at £!4.95 for poor quality badly cooked 2-course lunch. Steak in steak pie was undercooked, tough & inedible; roast diced potatoes were obviously reheated from their previous life; sprouts watery, carrots hard... such a disappointment. The saving grace was Andrea, with his beautiful smile and sunny Italian nature. The ratings of this restaurant don't reflect our experience for lunch 13th December - maybe an 'off' day (the chef was off to sunneee Italeee?).

This lovely tea room situated in the hearth of princess street make the best scones in the city . The service was perfect and friendly including the chefs .. :-)

We went here for a dinner today and we ordered one stovies and one Mac and cheese. Also we tried 2 lemon cake with tea. Everything was absolutely amazing.

Cute little place to go to get out of the hustle and bustle of princes st but still central with a great view of the city and a nice Scottish experience. We got cream teas, and ordered an extra scone but definitely recommend sticking to the one scone included in the cream tea as they were generous sizes. Came out fresh from the oven and I had a yummy festive cranberry scone. It’s a walk up some stairs from probably one of the best souvenir shops too.

We visited this lovely tea rooms yesterday lunch time.

We were here for lunch on a Wednesday. There were still seats but none next to the window. We had the lunch set. Ordered the haggis, steak and pie and scone. The scone was not part of the set with dessert but the waiter was very obliging. I was skeptical about eating haggis initially. However it turned out to be pretty delicious. Still took me awhile to get used to the idea of eating haggis. The steak was a surprise as I didn't expect the meat to come in small pieces. Nevertheless, the sauce was good and went well with the pie. We barely had any room left for scone after that. Nevertheless the scone was so good that we finished everything. Although the waiter did forget to serve the scone until we reminded him, the service was still commendable. They were probably a little understaffed as the tiny room was filling up with more customers.

This store epitomizes the warmth & welcoming spirit of Scottish hospitality. They cannot go further to please patrons. Friendly staff & reasonable prices make a great recipe for success & R & P have it down to a fine art

Compared to the southern cities of Britain, it’s really hard to find a proper place to drink a traditional British tea in Edinburgh. Thus, this lovely place is one of the rare tearooms in the central Edinburgh which can satisfy a tea addict with a lovely city view and with generous prices.

A very lovely and friendly place would recommend it it lots of choices and you don't feel rushed as is the shop lots of nice things all Scottish a whole range of things i.e. Whisky Gin kilts and lots more besides

We came here to meet friends on a busy Saturday afternoon. The tea room is spotlessly clean and has a really nice atmosphere. The customer service was excellent. They even went the extra mile it was one of our parties birthday and they made her a lovely plate of shortbread and couley wrote in Happy Birthday. Very nice. Would highly recommend this place.

This has to be one of the finest Tea Rooms in Edinburgh. The teas and food were wonderful but what really stood out to us was the friendly, eager to please staff. You will not regret spending an afternoon here. Great shop on the first two floors ... nice selection of souvenirs and local clothing, scotch, etc.

My husband and I stopped in, he uses a cane so we had a staff person take us up to the restaurant on the lift. We got a table overlooking Princess Street. Staff was very friendly and made us welcomed. Food was very good. Enjoyed everything so much we returned the next day before seeing the Military Tattoo. The staff of Gonzalo, Arturo, Francesco, Johnathan, and Colleen, all were very friendly and accommodating.

It was truly exceptional. We had coffee and hot chocolate, my mum said the coffee was really amazing and she was thankful for the extra cream - great quality by the way.

The service, food and view at R & P's are all awesome, with attentive and friendly staff, and a sweeping view of Old Town (if you can get a seat by the window). I had a generous portion of Balmoral Chicken, which came with a rich whisky sauce and a side of hot veg - perfect for a rainy day (and damn, was it raining that day!) Definitely recommend this place for its warm and relaxed vibe.

Had to try the "true Scottish breakfast" Wasn't let down extremely tasty. Good service catered for 6 of us no problem. Good views out of windows pleasant staff

Enjoyed a traditional breakfast here with the family which kept us going all day. Good vegetarian option with vege sausages and vegetarian haggis. Traditional setting. Nice views. Our waiter was dressed in a kilt, which was rather nice. Would visit again

First visit since 1971 and it hasn't changed much. Sorry to say that I only had time on this visit for a scone and pot of tea both of which were great.

Stopped in for a snack while visiting Edinburgh for the tattoo A nice place with a lovely view after a long day walking the stairs took some climbing .I had a latte with a shot of Caramel and a Coffee and walnut scone and my mum had a latte with a shot of Irish cream and a coffee and walnut scone the scones were a good size maybe the bill a bit pricy at £12.50

Had the cream tea, was surprised there was no clotted cream. Highland tea was far too bitter. However the location was super convenient and the view is nice. Scone was ok, nothing special.

Tried the taste of Scotland. Choose three dishes from about eight traditional Scottish dishes in sampler portions. Haggis tatties and neeps. Beef and ale pie. Stovies. Washed down with reak tea. All superb. Lovely friendly staff.

My Wife an her friend have eaten in this place a few time while visiting Edinburgh, Today was Bloody Terrible, Soup that was chicken was so Thick you could have danced on it at the Edinburgh Festival , The Sandwiches were very Poor and they were charged just over £24 RIP OFF !!! They did not want to say too much as they had visited Edinburgh for a day out..... Never again Don't go there.......

In addition to regular menu options, this restaurant offers a sampler consisting of small portions of three or more different dishes. This is perfect for someone who likes to taste a variety of foods.

This place should be wonderful. It's on the second floor on Princes Street, overlooking the gardens and with views to Edinburgh castle and the Old Town. But we found it quite disappointing.

We visited and had a traditional Scottish breakfast. This hidden little tea room is at the top of a lovely little gift shop, was quiet when we visited but breakfast was lovely, great quality and quick service, reccomended!

We came here for the location - the restaurant has a beautiful view. We had cream teas which were delicious. It's lost a star for poor and slow service.

Is a great little traditional tea room with beautiful tasting scones, clotted cream and exquisite jams. With views over Princess Street and the mound you can while away a few hours sipping coffee or tea here.

This place was recommended to us by the receptionist at our hotel. We travelled in the lift to the tea room. As we only wanted something light we both had toast & marmalade. Thick brown bread that made the best crunchy toast ever. A few other diners were having a full Scottish breakfast that looked delicious. We will definitely be trying one another day.

Stopped for scones and tea. All nice at a reasonable price. The scones were hot with jam and clotted cream.

Popped into the tea room for a break in the afternoon and wasn't disappointed. There is a fantastic selection of teas - I had the Highland brew. Came in a lovely pot. A small pot was enough for 3 cups.

Staff cheery & efficient.Big warmed scones,very crumbly,runny jam & salted butter.Tea good.If you like all that go for it.Personally v8isit not to be repeated.

Have been here a few times and its always very good, the food is always good and the service is always very good, the soup and sandwich is excellent, you also get a very good pot of tea and cake would definately reccommend.

Praticamente qui s ferma il tempo. La fortuna d avere il tavolo che affaccia sulla via principale(princess street), la ruta panoramica, le luci natalizie, i mercatini ,il tè scozzese.... ma cosa devo scrivere più??? Un'atmosfera familiare, romantica, intima .... bellissimo davvero...

樓下是Romanes&Paterson;紀念品店，樓上則是Sir Walter Scott Tea Room，就位在Princes大街上，離火車站很近。餐廳位置不多，我們是來吃下午茶，所以很幸運坐到窗邊位置，看出去就是對面的老城區，很棒的景觀。Haggis很好吃，另外下午茶有種三個蘇格蘭名菜的綜合拼盤（包括牛肉派、血布丁等），也很不錯，但是拼盤份量並不大就是了。因為是下午茶，所以價位還算中等。

We make a point of dining at Romanes and Paterson very time we visit Edinburgh, and this has been many times. It never ever disappoints. Service is outstanding, food and menu is great. The views out over Princes Street greens is lovely too. We had breakfast on one morning and afternoon tea on an afternoon. Simply delicious. A tea room not to be missed

Booked for afternoon tea only to be told at 2pm 3/12/16 no cakes but we could have Christmas tea £16.95 This consisted of sandwiches, 1 scone & 1 large mince pie & 1 cup of coffee which was served at the start so was cold when the food arrived the bread on the sandwiches was not fresh & when we asked for more coffee we were charged extra As there was 5 in the company we paid out over £89 for a disappointing tea.

Had the misfortune to breakfast in this establishment this morning. After being shown to a table the obviously stressed staff appeared to forget about us for what seemed an eternity but was in fact 15 minutes. We alerted them to the fact that we were diners and not mannequins from the floor below ( kilt showroom ). A mumbled excuse about Angelo or someone not turning up was proffered.

Sala da te davvero graziosa, che si trova al piano superiore di un negozio di prodotti tipici scozzesi.

There is one table with an amazing window view of Princes street and the castle. They offer a big plate full of cooked breakfast. The food was nice and what we required although the service was quite slow considering the place was not busy. It took quite a while to place our order, get our drinks and food despite only 3 tables being in. It's a small place very quaint but probably better for tea and cake than a breakfast despite it being on the menu.

No ifs, no buts. Go and enjoy. Amazing Full Scottish breakfast with haggis AND black pudding, plus Scottish potato cake. Fab views of Castle and big wheel. Deserves the good reviews.

We Love this quaint Tea Room. We found it on our first visit to Scotland a few years ago and loved it enough to return on this trip. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. The tea and scones are quite delicious too. Warm and fresh with clotted cream served with your choice of tea or another beverage if you dare. The local's know how to make you feel welcome here and the view is quite nice as well.

Cheap, lovely service, amazing view (one of the best in town, could say), quite and cozy, one step from the streets but perfect for a relaxing tea time. For sure the scones are my favourite. Cherry and coconut, so delicious. Is one of my favourite places in Edinburgh but the owners should appreciate much more this treasure and improve it a little bit more. Lovely staff but some advertisment or better decoration could make this place even more perfect and famous. Just an advice from a regular costumer.

We visited the Walter Scott Tea Room above Romanes and Paterson because it was right next to our hotel. Not wanting a heavy meal we asked to share a 'Taster' menu - three small plates for £12.95 - and it was no problem. We both had the steak and ale pie and shared a raspberry crumble. All were beautiful and like homemade.

We were amazed by the scottish touch everywhere from the carpet to very own ceiling . We have a tea with some delicious cakes. The staff was very friendly. The tea room was very comfortable and we felt a bit hidden and protected from the street.

The tea room is great ! ....wonderful view on princess street ! On the first ground you can buy lots of souvenirs and staff is wow... above all the clerk with the kilt was a hunk :)