Just off the Shore, just off the bottom of Constitution Street, Ooh Mami is an Asian fusion restaurant that shouldn’t be off your radar. Go to sample exciting gyoza and a great vibe.
Leith is a port area in the north of Edinburgh, Scotland. It has a long and varied history, dating back to the 12th century. Leith was once an important trading port and essential to the Scottish Enlightenment. Today, Leith is a vibrant and cosmopolitan neighbourhood with a thriving arts scene, diverse restaurants, and lively nightlife.
Things to do in Leith
- Visit the Royal Yacht Britannia: This former royal yacht is now a museum, and it's a fascinating place to learn about the history of the British Royal Family.
- Explore the Shore: This historic waterfront has various shops, restaurants, and bars. It's a great place to wander around and soak up the atmosphere.
- Take a walk along the Water of Leith: This river runs through Leith, and it's a beautiful place to take a stroll. You can also rent a boat and explore the river by water.
- Visit the Leith Farmers Market: This market is held every Saturday, and it's a great place to find fresh, local produce. There are also a variety of other stalls selling food, crafts, and other goods.
- Visit the Scotch Malt Whisky Society: This society has many bars and shops in Leith, and it's a great place to learn about Scotch whisky. You can also sample a variety of different whiskies.
A review of Bundits, a bao bar in Leith
A bite of excitement and interest on Constitution Street and worthy of your interest and stomach. Dietary requirements should be researched beforehand, though.
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 Café Domenico’s, an Italian restaurant in Leith
Absolutely delicious food, excellent service and years of Edinburgh history almost hidden behind a humble red cafe front. A must visit.
A review of The Remedy, a cafe on Leith Walk
The Remedy expands off Leith Walk into a homely bistro. Settle down for a friendly chat, some fine coffee and mezze or Mediterranean platters.
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.
A review of La Favorita, a pizzeria on Leith Walk
La Favorita is a high-quality pizza restaurant on Leith Walk, with a great range of pizza options and even plenty of non-pizza options.