Greenwoods Edinburgh - Edinburgh
Greenwoods Edinburgh
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Step into Greenwoods and settle into a welcoming Edinburgh brunch experience that feels both familiar and delightfully unexpected. From steaming specialty hot chocolates to generous breakfast plates and house-baked bread, Greenwoods balances comforting classics with thoughtful touches. Friendly staff, a cozy interior and generous portions make it an ideal stop for relaxed mornings, catch-ups or a city-centre refuel. Whether you’re after pancakes piled high, a rich banana bread bite or a perfectly brewed coffee, Greenwoods serves up delicious, well-presented plates with genuine Scottish hospitality.
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Reviews praise Greenwoods for excellent food, warm staff and great brunch value; a few guests mention occasional lukewarm dishes and busy peak-time rushes.
I ordered the pancakes and banana bread as the 2 best reviewed items on the menu. I was a bit disappointed however as the pancakes were room temperature and tasted on the dry side (I only ate about half in the end and left the rest it clearly wasn’t freshly made). Other items that came with it like eggs and sausage were average. I got a sample of the banana bread only. It was okay but a bit rich and I’m glad I didn’t take that as an entire breakfast on its own, which they offered. Well presented however and staff was friendly. Also a nice venue.
Great little place for a Scottish Breakfast, Brunch or just Coffee. Really warm staff and tasty food. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Brunch Price per person: £10–20
It’s was perfection: i enjoyed each and every dish I ordered. The breakfast pancakes weee divine!
Greenwood's is very busy, so it is popular enough to keep bringing in customers, but it just fell short for me. Service is great, staff are friendly and professional, but the food was less than what I expected. I ordered the flight of bennies, and was underwhelmed, particularly the chicken bennie, as it was dry and more breading than chicken. The Scottish breakfast was also a bit of a letdown. The restaurant is also very crowded. They are busy enough to fill all the tables, but it feels like they might be better to remove a table or 2, so you don't bump elbows with everyone else around you.
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Many guests rave about a signature white chocolate and lavender hot chocolate — a house favourite that’s been singled out more than once; it’s a popular choice for visitors looking for something a little different alongside classic brunch plates.
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