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

Lovely little cafe, I can definitely recommend the Chipotle breakfast roll

Cracking little pub in a nice area. Great selection of keg and cask beers.

One of our favorite local pubs. Super dog friendly and overall always great. Isla, Megan and Rosie are so sweet (and Rosie always takes such great care of us). We will always return here!

It's a lovely pub. Had some lovely delicious dishes there. Highly recommended

We had been exploring the delights of Stockbridge and came across this place by chance. What a find! It was quite small and the tables were fairly close together but there was a good choice of lunch options and the coffee was excellent. I'd definitely eat here again the next time I'm in Edinburgh.

We visited this place whilst wondering around Stockbridge. Friendly service, great selection of cakes and really good coffee. Would recommend if you’re in the area!

We stopped here for lunch on a day's walking. The halloumi flatbreads which we had toasted, were delicious with lots of fresh salad inside. Coffee is good too. It's easy to pass by these little cafes without noticing them but this one was worth a stop.

Rude owner, and an absolute rip off panini at £8 for about 50 grams of food. There are so many better alternatives in Stockbridge.

Badly laid out with an extremely cramped seating arrangement. The food is average and the service is lacking. Considerably better places to eat in Stockbridge.

Was in earlier today, immediate impression was a bad one. For a start the (only) staff member there was indifferent and unfriendly. As a result I felt very uncomfortable and it was apparent this individual just didn't want to be there, or just didn't appreciate their customers. The place itself is a bit shabby and badly needs a makeover. Given that there's plenty of other cafes nearby, I would recommend people go elsewhere.

The range of coffees here was quite impressive. The atmosphere was welcoming and I must say that the staff provided excellent service.

Popped in for a pint en route to the Taylor Swift gig at Murrayfield. It can be found at the west end of Princes Street, just as you start walking down Queensferry Road. To be honest, our pints weren’t amazing. Two of us opted for the Pravha and found them a bit flat and sickly. A real shame, because the selection of draughts on offer was great and the pub itself had a nice traditional feel to it. Cost wise, by far the cheapest round of the day but for quality, one of the weakest.

Myself & my friend visited blackhall today,as we walked in we were both greeted with a lovely goodmorning from both your staff,the coffee & cake was delicious 😋 after coffee I needed a card & the lady was very helpful at helping me to find a card I needed,when I got served the girl serving me was very chatty,both staff are very nice & have always got smiles on their faces,it's so nice to see this when walking into a coffe shop,we will be sure to return.

Popped in here on  Saturday, however again it was disappointing. Long queue, which was very slow to clear, only 1 person managing the coffee orders, so that added to the delay, no apologies given for the wait, just that Costa was shut, so that was making them busier. Scone was lovely and fresh, and coffees were hot. The seating area was very full, however we managed to get a table as someone left. No cleaning of the tables between customers, and many customers just leaving their empties on the table rather than taking them to the return area, which when we took ours it was overflowing with dirty dishes. Won't be rushing back here anytime soon.

One of the most rundown cafes I have seen . Very much in need of a deep clean and refurbished . Saw little evidence of any tables being wiped . The toasties were ok but after visiting the WC I shudder to think what the kitchen may be like . I would not recommend this place and would not return .