Brunch And Supper - Edinburgh, City of

I have its aesthetic, the light that comes through the big windows and the freshness of the waitress. It is a place well decorated and frequented by young people who can take a burger, pancakes, wrapped in different fillings, and the Huggies, which indigenous morcilla is found in all places but the most curious thing is that they have serrano ham, and you can take the Spanish brunch style.

I typically don't write reviews, but I feel it's necessary to share my disappointment with this restaurant. Charging £2.25 for a can of 7up is outrageous. The prices here are a complete rip off, especially for tourists. The porridge I ordered was hard and seemed old, making me sick later in the evening. This place is overpriced and does not live up to expectations. I advise avoiding it at all costs.

Perfect spot near the centre of the city, and only a stones throw from all the tourist attractions. Attentive, kind staff. All with a smile on their faces and the food was top drawer. Eggs were cooked to perfection, it’s amazing how many places can’t poach an egg! But even better was the number of gluten free options, it’s not often that pretty much the whole menu was available for myself and my girlfriend (coeliac), and her Scottish version of eggs Benedict (with haggis) was supposedly as good as a gf breakfast comes.

I like its aesthetic, the light that enters through the large windows and the freshness of the waitress. It is a place well decorated and frequented by young people. You can take a burger, pancakes, wrapped in different fillings, and the huggies, that native morcilla you'll find everywhere. But the most curious thing is that they have serrano ham, and you can take the Spanish brunch style.

Really cute brunch place. not too touristy, and good priced, the suppe was delicious and warmed us on a cold day! soy mocha was good. the rest of their menu looks really good, will try a vegan again, which I appreciate.