The Cafe on the Corner in Edinburgh, City of

A wee gem close to where we'd stayed. Had a Yummy brunch without much boasters! Sitting on the perfect corner to give you that traditional corner cafe feel.

Magnífico brunch improvisado, fantástica selección de deliciosas delicias y desayunos habituales. Situado en la pintoresca ciudad de Beauly en el centro de las ciudades. La cafetería está ubicada en una delicatessen de moda que ofrece deliciosos artículos para consumir en el establecimiento y para llevar. La cafetería es luminosa, luminosa y con un personal encantador y servicial. La comida hace juego con el encanto del personal. A un precio razonable y una excelente relación calidad-precio. Recomiendo encarecidamente una visita.

El hecho de que es una obra de caridad es secundaria. Los aspectos primarios son la gran comida y excelente relación calidad-precio.

Fuimos allí para el almuerzo de hoy después de ver ayer. Pedimos un 'New Yorker' como un bocadillo tostado en lugar de una rosca después de revisar este era posible. Me dijeron que debido a la cantidad de pedidos en sería de unos 10 minutos. 25 minutos después de la comida llegó por que mi compañero estaba ya tarde de la pausa para comer. Mi pedido llegó como un simple sándwich ubicada en vez de como lo solicitamos, pero no tenía tiempo para enviarlo para su corrección. No podía probar la mayoría de los ingredientes, ya que estaba cubierto de mostaza mayonesa para un almuerzo muy decepcionante. Cuando mi compañero pagado personal no era cómo la comida tan no les importa, o saber que había mal.

Este fantástico café es un verdadero hallazgo. Comida deliciosa, un servicio excelente y un gran riesgo. Centro de la ciudad brillante café y lugar de almuerzo que no romper el banco. Gracias!

Encontamos este café recorriendo la ciudad de Edimburgo camianando que es la mejor manera de conocerla. Este cafe llamado The Cafe on the Corner fue nuestro oasis para descansar un poco y disfrutar de las deliciosas tortas que ofrecen y tomamos buen café. Se pueden pedir una variedad de pequeñas tortas y así probar varios sabores. El precio fue correcto y la atención muy buena.

Estuvimos de vacaciones varios días en Edimburgo ya que es una ciudad magnifica. Hicimos varias visitas a pie y un día encontramos este café que fue ideal para una parada de descanso en nuestro recorrido. Tiene amplias opciones desde sanwiches y ensaladas a deliciosa pastelería, tortas muy ricas en pequeñas porciones lo que permite poder probar varias y eso es lo que hicimos para acompañar nuestro café. Buen precio y esmerada atención.

As a member of the Cake Club (a small group of cyclists who plan our routes around the best home baking), this cafe is now a firm fixture. The staff were all lovely and couldn't do enough for us (offering to fill up our bottles, then putting them in the freezer until needed) and the baking . . . well, what can I say? All homemade, all mouthwatering, and all other millionaire's shortbread pales into insignificance. Seriously, it'll spoil you for all others. Worth a trip to Musselburgh just for that!

We were looking for a coffee and a snack and could only find restaurants or chain coffee shops. Trip adviser pointed us to The Cafe on the Corner. Lovely cafe; I had a bagel and the coffee was great. There was also a tempting looking display of cake that we didn't have time for :(

This wee place is a gem of a find, slightly tucked away off North Castle Street in Edinburgh but so worth a wee bit of effort to locate.

This little café is delightful with good food and drink. It is also lovely and fresh and clean. The food is excellent and great value for money. All is freshly made and there is lovely homemade soup every day. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. All in all a very enjoyable visit and I will definitely return. It's a little bit off the beaten track as it is the continuation of Thistle Street which has more in the way of shops and pubs but if you continue along, you will find this lovely café. I really liked my Newyorker bagel which is served with a dressed salad and some crisps. That together with a coffee was great value at under £10 for a very generous helping. There are also cakes which have been made by the café and these would be good with tea or coffee in the morning or afternoon. My lunch didn't leave room for any!

Lovely little cafe run by a charity serving great breakfasts.

Simple but good. Very good pots of tea. Hard to find but that makes for a calm ambience. Also run by a charity so go and spend your money!

A little café tucked away up a side street which is run on a not-for-profit basis for an Autism charity. Lovely coffee, cakes and snacks, and friendly service.

Slightly lacking in ambience as very bright and functional but nonetheless enjoyed this quiet little cafe off the main drag for coffee, cake and sandwiches.

This cafe was handy to our accommodation and very reasonably priced for soup, salad and sandwiches. The staff were very friendly. If you don't want a huge sit down lunch, but are after a quick bite to eat, give this place a go!

Lovely food, nice atmosphere. Soup was delicious, shortbread best I've had in a long time and excellent service.

A wee gem, worth the visit, just located a 5 min walk from George street, so nice situation for relaxing after a hard day shopping or site seeing. Service and food always excellent and what is even more likeable is that they support Autism Initiatives, so helping a worthy charity whilst enjoying their generous portions of freshly prepared sandwiches, paninis etc.

Wandering back to Princes Street from Charlotte Square, we decided to walk Rose Street's reflection, Young/Hill/Thistle Street. Much quieter than Rose Street, being mainly offices rather than shops, but still worth the walk. Especially when you find little hidden gems on your walk, such as this cafe.

Slightly off the beaten track it is worth finding for the relaxing atmosphere and is a great place for a relaxing coffee or lunch.

This cozy little coffee shop is tucked out of the way, and serves great sandwiches and coffee. I had the New Yorker bagel for lunch and it was very good. The staff was friendly and it was a great value as well. I also like the fact that it supports Autism Ventures.

I was there Friday 8th April 2015 the food was nice. Could of done with a choice of cheese n onion panini I like eating onions that my option of choice. And a idea to add in to menu. The staff are kind n helpfully. I would rate this place 10/10 Staff 10/10 food 9/10.

Staff lovely, food great, reasonable price. Good that it is a social enterprise and helping local charities.

This café was created and is run by Autism Ventures.

Used it for a business meeting. A few more plug sockets wouldn't go amiss. Good, drink and service good - interesting varied lunch/snack menu. Would use again.

I popped in here for a refresh after being out and about shopping. Its a little off the beat on track on Hill street but it's definitely worth a visit. The staff are all lovely and welcoming and the New Yorker bagel I had was fantastic! The coffee was lively too. I'll definitely be back!

If you want a simple lunch time snack just off the main drag , try this spot . Simply laid out with some comfortable sofas or traditional tables and chairs the cafe on the corner gives great service and fresh food. There is wi fi too

Went to meet friends and arrived late, sandwiches mostly finished and as veggie they made me up a delicious sandwich with sun-dried toms and goats cheese and mountains of salad and crisps and charged me half price. They also made some lovely gf brownies which I took home for kids. Am often at No. 6 next door for training so shall pop in again!

Wow. Lots of restaurants on Frederick and George visited but this little cafe was the only one who got gf consistently. Great value for dollar. Not huge servings but that is a plus. Too many buffets and restaurants do huge portions.

Great food, great drinks, brilliant service-i go most days mostly for coffe and a cake but food in here is top dollar-don't think I've eaten out as much for a while but I'll definately keep at it! Fab place!!

Social Bite has been taking a lot of acclaim for being a cafe with charitable social aims and so it should. But you've possibly missed Cafe On The Corner on Hill St, just off Castle Street and behind George Street, which like Social Bite has its own social aims and is ran by Autism Initiative, giving support and skills to people on the autism spectrum. So your pennies are going to a good cause other than a corporate chain with dubious business practices.

Happened upon this wee cafe in Hill Street. Had a delicious bowl of homemade soup followed by a freshly baked scone and a cup of tea. The cafe is lovely and the staff friendly and attentive. It was excellent value for money and only 5 minutes from Princes Street. We will definitely be back.

Went here for a business lunch. The food was great. I had soup some of my colleagues had bagels and paninis. All were finished. Service great - Would recommend to others.

What a fantastic little cafe. Great food and a lovely cozy atmosphere. If you want somewhere to sit and chat with friends while eating a fantastic breakfast or lunch, then this is the place. :0)

Cafe on the Corner is hidden away on a narrow street that few shoppers or tourists ever see, but only yards from the busy shops and restaurants of George Street. The menu consists of hot and cold snacks rather than full meals -sandwiches, panninis etc. The staff are always cheerful and helpful. The background music is kept where it belongs - in the background. They're open from 7.30 a.m., handy if you need an early breakfast, but they close mid afternoon. Best of all, they're a Community Enterprise and all their profits go to support people living with Autism. Definitely worth looking for.

This is a lovely place. Nice filled rolls, panninis and baking etc. The coffee`s good too. What I liked was that its a good central location and facility for informal meetings. We could huddle round a table with our notes etc and its well laid out so we didnt feel that people were earwigging! I suppose its fine for just grabbling a snack too, it seems to open quite early- maybe to catch the office crowd or early local breakfasters.