The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in City Centre Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh and Lothian

Como en toda Gran Bretaña, este Costa brinda lo esperado... este local en particular se encuentra en la estación de Waverley, desde parten los trenes hacia Inglaterra.

Quería apoyar a la Galería Nacional con una rápida parada de café. Desafortunadamente el café fue el peor que he probado en mucho tiempo - era insípido. Incluso me preguntaba si la cafetera no funcionaba. Las mesas no se despejaron lo suficientemente rápido. Pasteles muy caros. Lo siento, no volveré.

Extremely warm service staff despite long queues during peak hour at the Waverley station. There was an issue with my credit card + their machine and the staff member (unfortunately didn't get his name) was extremely helpful and even eased out all payment processes.

The advertising for this store could be much better, I've only recently discovered them but will go out of my way from the costas and starbucks to come here. The coffee is delicious and the food is even better. Best part? Its quiet and calm. You can find ques going out the door in other places but you'll be guaranteed a small wait here.

I come from a sunny beaches and healthy food kind of lifestyle and every now and then I get a real urge to have a juice or an acai bowel. I managed to find this place when I was in Edinburgh and boy am I glad! I went there pretty much every day I was there to get either a smoothie or an acai bowel. Food was great and the price you'd expect for tropical fruity things in somewhere like Edinburgh.

This experience has changed my life. I came here a boy and left a man. Unreal.

On vacation in Edinburgh September 2024

Stayed 2 nights in the Doubletree Hotel in which the brasserie is located. Really looking forward to trying out. Completely unable to as both nights it was a private function. No warning from hotel and no signage to say so, stood like an idiot at the 'please wait here to be seated'. Really don't waste your time even trying!

The coffee is bland and watery and yet it cost £4. Definitely better coffee to be found for less money elsewhere.

Popped in to get a quick coffee to start the day and was greeted with lovely customer service and the genuine want to have a conversation as our coffees were being made. The coffee was strong, I got an iced oat latte (no extra charge for the milk! ) and partner got an iced americano. The vibe was something we wanted to go back to but ran out of breakfast slots on our short trip. Will be one of the first places we head to on our next trip to Edinburgh and you should find the time to go too if the menu intrigues you.

Been coming here for as long as I can remember (a long time) and I consider it to be the best bar for service that’s second to none, atmosphere and whisky selection. If you’re visiting Edinburgh don’t pass it by!

Update: the below response says it all. What sort of business plan aims to not be people’s cup-of-tea? To be clear to the viewers here, the bar was not being blocked at all, in fact, I sat on the stool at the table which is also, at the bar. Also, forgot to mention. Asked for second pint and one of the bar girls dismissed me like I was talking a weird langue “I dinnae serve you’ll have to ask a server” - who were all like 2feet further up the bar. End of update Strange place. Staff need training. Young staff don’t really have a clue what they are doing. Can’t shake a cocktail properly - just witnessed one of the girls sort of jingle it around her shoulder…. Doesn’t understand what is being achieved with a shake. Don’t allow stools at the bar but happy for you to stand. Then got confused when sat at the table at the bar. Food isn’t very good either, rushed out of kitchen and badly served. Only saving grace so far is they automatically cancel the “tip” option on the card machine in front of you - perhaps it’s because they know they won’t be deserving it. Overall, young inexperienced staff badly led. Could do with some time in London or somewhere similar to see how bars should operate.

Great pub with very friendly helpful staff

Very nice place to eat and the food was of excellent quality but it is expensive for what it is offered. Only really for special occasions.

The Blue Blazer was our 15th stop in a tour of over 17 pubs around Edinburgh. Here we sampled a Sonnet Milk Stout and an Oakham Ales Green Devil IPA. Good service inside as we sat by the window and considered the whiskey opportunities also afforded by the Blue Blazer