Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Little cafe with great breakfasts and freshly baked cakes at really good prices.
48 locals recommend
Crumbs
1A Logie Green RdLittle cafe with great breakfasts and freshly baked cakes at really good prices.
Lovely wee gastropub with great craft beer selection and US-style comfort food.
85 locals recommend
The Other Place
2-4 Broughton RdLovely wee gastropub with great craft beer selection and US-style comfort food.
Bare-brick former bakery now modern, stylish cafe serving soups, salads, sandwiches and bistro menu.
46 locals recommend
Di Giorgio
1 Brandon TerraceBare-brick former bakery now modern, stylish cafe serving soups, salads, sandwiches and bistro menu.
Great little brunch spot that uses locally sourced ingredients. The free range eggs are delivered straight from the farm to the door.
88 locals recommend
The Blue Bear Cafe
9 Brandon TerraceGreat little brunch spot that uses locally sourced ingredients. The free range eggs are delivered straight from the farm to the door.
Drinks & Nightlife
Classic victorian bar with beer garden and gourmet food. Great spot for a Sunday roast.
125 locals recommend
The Cumberland Bar
1-3 Cumberland StClassic victorian bar with beer garden and gourmet food. Great spot for a Sunday roast.
The Cask & Barrel
115 Broughton StA traditional pub, great place to watch the football.
The Orchard Bar is a lovely local bar with comfortable seating and great food.
59 locals recommend
Orchard
The Orchard Bar is a lovely local bar with comfortable seating and great food.
Shopping
Tesco Superstore
76 Duke StThe local supermarket.
Sightseeing
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height. This is not one for those who are afraid of heights or confined stairwells, but the view is worth the effort.
302 locals recommend
Scott Monument
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height. This is not one for those who are afraid of heights or confined stairwells, but the view is worth the effort.
Arts & Culture
The National Museum of Scotland is a free museum detailing the history of Scotland and the wider world with activities for all ages, great for a rainy day.
1378 locals recommend
National Museum of Scotland
The National Museum of Scotland is a free museum detailing the history of Scotland and the wider world with activities for all ages, great for a rainy day.