Known for its purple boxes and smiley face logo, Cafe Piccante serves Edinburgh revellers until 3 am. The chippy food is fair rather than gourmet, but the welcoming vibe and iconic deep-fried Mars bars make it a reliable Broughton institution.
Review: Guido’s Proper Fish & Chips, a chippy in Leith
Guido’s brings proper sit-down dining to a traditional Great Junction Street chippy in Leith. Expect fresh haddock, crisp jumbo sausages, and punchy burgers served in an unpretentious room packed with authentic local character and friendly staff.
Review: Pierinos, a chippy in Leith
Winning awards for decades, Pierinos offers the best of Scottish takeaway culture. Whether you want a traditional haggis supper or a Turkish style pizza, the quality is consistent. A must-visit for anyone exploring the vibrant Leith Shore.
Review: Mother Hubbard’s, Fish and Chips at Ocean Terminal
A practical, clean spot with room for prams, located by the Vue cinema. Sadly, the slow service is a deal-breaker if you’re in a hurry. You’ll find better, faster fish and chips on Bernard Street.
Review: Landy’s, a smart fish & chips restaurant on North Bridge
Landy’s on North Bridge serves up good fish and chips in a sit-down restaurant with a bar. It’s a great city centre choice, especially during busy times when you can grab a drink while you wait for a table. A solid meal in a prime location.