The Bridge Roll Shop in Edinburgh, City of

Nice little cafe just opposite the cathedral on the royal mile. A tad pricey but a nice little find for a quick coffee and bite to eat whilst exploring.

I wanted to love this Indian street food spot, it had a cool vibe, smelled great, laid back and great soundtrack. But the food was tasteless. First, while they promote the Bombay sapphire gin, they simply won’t make their also advertised gin martini out of it, even for an up-charge. I rolled and took their version which was a citrusy lime affair, when everyone who matters knows gin martinis are meant to be served dirty and with olives. Maybe that’s the New York girl in me, but moving on, the Papadam had not an ounce of cumin, seed or powder, just puffed dough. Similarly, the Haka noodles were mush and honestly tasted like nothing except maybe vinegar. Maybe the mains are better, but I’d try your luck elsewhere. My 3 purchased items are all going back mostly untouched.

Greeted every morning with a smile and a how are you, nothing to much for friendly staff great start to the day

Lovely place well served and great staff, the best hot chocolates in town, great treats to eat as well

Circumstances ment we ended up eating here two nights in a row. Both nights where very busy and the food was very good staff very helpful .hopefully we will be back again soon.