A friendly cafe and plant shop, what a great combination, and an oasis of green near the urban throb of the foot of Leith Walk. It’s one I recommend.
A review of Chums, a takeaway in Leith
Chums is a warm and friendly coffee and/or pie shop in Leith; it’s around the corner from the beaten track but worth exploring to find. It’s not had to see. Only a few minutes before that meeting? Chums will help.
A review of Passey’s, a cafe bar and bistro in Portobello
A fantastic small restaurant on Portobello high street that’s reason enough to visit Edinburgh’s seaside town. The food is incredible, staff friendly and the venue warm and fun. And they do coffee.
A review of Krem Karamel, an cafe bookshop in Inverleith
Worth exploring for, Krem Karamel is a bookshop cafe in Inverleith with amazing cakes, good food, great staff and a lovely vibe. It’s new and already hugely popular.
A review of The Bearded Baker, a baker on Rodney Street
An absolutely delightful small-batch bakery. The freshness and quality of the small-batch is a boon in that it’s delicious and a bane in that it sells so quickly.
A review of Irish Dude Coffee & Food, a coffee shop near Leith Docks
Clean and friendly, with good coffee and tasty sandwiches. Irish Dude Coffee & Food is around the corner from most places but is absolutely worth finding at the expense of the international coffee chains lurking across the road in Ocean Terminal.
A review of Coffee Tepuy, a coffee shop just off Leith Walk
If you’re on Leith Walk and searching for a coffee, you’re close enough to benefit from Coffee Tepuy’s tasty ethics. If you’re properly into coffee, you can do it properly and subscribe.
A review of Crepissimo, a crêpe cafe on Leith Walk
Fresh, tasty and clever crêpes from a lovely little Leith cafe. The Greek influence on the menu may well give you options you’ll struggle to get anywhere else. Recommended.