Breakfast Brunch and Lunch(BBL) on the Pleasance is fantastic for both meat eaters and vegans. they have a fine rep for vegan stuff and their burgers(the meat ones) always gets mentioned amongst the best burgers in Edinburgh
Good tip! I have walked around that place a couple of times and the name caught my attention, it mentions both of my two favourite meals of the day! .DD
HULA Juice Bar! My travel buddy and I ate there every day we were in Edinburgh! They have a ton of vegan/veg options, they have some of the BEST pastries I have ever eaten in my life, and I'm including the non-vegan ones, they were that good. Also, they have simple filling breakfasts (I favored the THICK sprouted toast with PB and jam) and complex stuff like fancy "Instagram-able" Acai berry bowls and snazzy avocado toast, all super affordable. It gets busy so getting there when they open (around 8 I think) is a good idea because they won't be out of anything delicious and you can grab a table to eat in the adorable tropic-themed cafe. We always left with pastries for later. HIGHLY recommend!! Located in the popular grass market area. Miss it terribly.
Thank you I learned about Dishoom from your video but can you please tell me your orders name, it had fried eggs and something beneath it, also the naan you ordered had something inside, coz I cant see eggs on their menu
I'm going to Edinburgh next week on a solo trip so I've been watching all your videos. Your guides are informative and fun to watch. Thank you so much!
Beautiful! I love the colour grading you’ve done here 😍😍😍 p.s City Cafe was the only place I could ever go when I visited my bro ...hangover breakfast 🥞
Nice ! Breakfast all day should be mandatory everywhere. Next time you are around the Shore try Hideout Café, best place for bacon rolls, and their smoothies are delicious (:
Oooh I haven't been there in ages! I know that at least in the past they were partially ran/owned by someone from Czech Republic so that always made me extra warm towards the place!
You need to try nobles on constitution street for brunch! Its right next to the shore and the food is always perfect. I was a chef there for a while and I definitely approve! Check it out Ps. I know someone who used to work bar at the city cafe and they told me they have rats. I personally stay away
Papii on Hanover Street my favourite place to get breakfast. I even dragged the family up for the day to experience this hidden gem. Thumbs up all around, may be hard to get a table as it is tiny, but it's worth the wait with friendly staff and homely feel!
I've always envied Europeans for their ability to use two eating utensils at once, the fork and the knife! It looks so sophisticated! We stumbling Americans can only handle one or the other at a time. We use the fork to hold the food on the plate while we use the knife to cut up what we are about to eat, then we lay the knife down and switch hands to spear the item and put it in our equally clumsy mouths! One question to prove my total lack of sophistication, what is "Black Pudding?!
That's an insightful observation on the difference in cutlery etiquette. To me, American's cutting their food into bite sized chunks looks childlike. Oh, and black pudding is delicious.
I'm from the USA,...will be visiting Edinburgh in 3 months.....Can anyone tell me what the current stereotype exists there of the 'average' American, as far a clothing goes...........................I want to wear those!
Great picks! Nicely done video. Something gooey-great for everyone. I’m traveling to Edinburgh as soon as the travel ban lifts. I’m allergic to gluten. So no flour, which means no bread, batter or grains, etc. Are there gluten free options on menus, such as in the US? Usually it’s not a problem traveling as I eat eggs, sausage, potatoes, meats, salads, etc. And I love porridge. Just thought I would see if anyone can guide me for my visit to Scotland.
Hi Constance! I've been really wanting to make a gluten-free guide to Edinburgh, but over the past year or so we've actually lost two of the places that have inspired me to do this in the first place T__T BUT - I think gluten free eating is definitely not a niche need in Edinburgh and from what I've seen there are GF options in most restaurants + cool little places like the Tupiniquim brazilian crepe stand (so tasty) which are fully GF! Loudons and Union of Genius soup cafe are other two I've visited and loved and seem to be GF friendly (and aware of cross contamination too)
That is wonderful. Thanks so much for your quick reply and your videos. They are really great. Loads of info and so upbeat. Gluten free crepes. I’m there! I can’t wait for my visit. I’ve been thinking about going in Sept after the summer crowds and less midgets, but with still enough sunlight. But your video on Christmas makes it look so beautiful. Maybe I will travel then. I must go to handle something for my mother’s estate. COVID just delayed my plans.
Dishoom is a overpriced chain of mediocre “Indian” restaurants all over the UK (I just walked past the one in Manchester) the only thing interesting about dishoom is that literally everything inexplicably tastes exactly the same 😳
I've just commented on your video about public transport, saying how the production value of these videos continues to get better and better. But seeing this, which is from a few years back, highlights the reality that those production values have always been tremendous - really well done. And your delivery is always intelligent yet fun. Three fave eats places for me are Victor Hugo on the Meadows, Seven in Tollcross and Honey & Co. in Bruntsfield. Savour!
We did about two a week throughout the most of the month! It was a lot of fun (plus I just love breakfast so much, so I would never complain, haha) but also quite a time management tetris x) Thank you for watching!
Love your breakfast guide! We were just there a couple weeks ago and didn't get far from the Royal Mile. We had great buffet breakfast at the Ibis hotel. We want go back because there is so much more than the Royal Mile in Edinburgh.
Ooooh Fringe is such a good time to explore the food scene!! I can't wait to see what food trucks pop up this summer! Hope you have an amazing time, maybe we'll run into each other during one of my late night hunts for street mac and cheese .D
I have been in hula juice bar and healthy Eatery in 103-105 W Bow, . It´s very nice breakfast place. There are porrigdes, smoothies bowls and more. Very very recommend.
I usually visit Edinburgh, once or twice a year, (obviously this year was cancelled). Whenever I visit I have at least one breakfast in Scott’s, Victoria Terrace. Good food and considering it’s location, reasonably priced I think.
Hey Gemma! I believe this one was done with our Sony A7s! I love the look but unfortunately with the lens we have we don't get to use autofocus + no stabilisation so it can be a bit of a pain in the butt x)
I think that this Sunday I was mostly stuck at the cinema watching Avengers, avoiding daylight, haha .D but if you mean the previous Sunday then it's totally possible!
Avoiding daylight... :) Hope you liked the movie! I meant April 27th (we left on Monday) - my Mom wanted a picture in front of Bobby so badly so we walked around a little bit and were luckily the only ones there. For 3 minutes or so. ;)
I love your Edinburgh videos. So happy you make these! ❤️❤️
Omg yay I’m flying to Edinburgh tonight with the fam. So excited!
Eek! That's amazing, I bet you'll have a great time amidst the Fringe-y craziness!
@Kakibot I am! I just went on the Harry Potter trail, and am sharing some haggis and fish and chips at the beehive inn! So awesome 😘
So glad to see the Roseleaf make the top 6. Owned and run by the fantastic Jonny and Lyn.
So sad to see that KCAL is permanently closed now. I really wanted to try it after watching this video 😢
Breakfast Brunch and Lunch(BBL) on the Pleasance is fantastic for both meat eaters and vegans. they have a fine rep for vegan stuff and their burgers(the meat ones) always gets mentioned amongst the best burgers in Edinburgh
Good tip! I have walked around that place a couple of times and the name caught my attention, it mentions both of my two favourite meals of the day! .DD
great video! I have been living in Edinburgh for 5yrs now and I love it! ✌ I also do videos from Scotland.
You need to try Salt Cafe in Morningside 👌🏻
It's on my list! .) I don't get to Morningside as often as I'd like to but hoping to have more time for long walks soon! .)
HULA Juice Bar! My travel buddy and I ate there every day we were in Edinburgh! They have a ton of vegan/veg options, they have some of the BEST pastries I have ever eaten in my life, and I'm including the non-vegan ones, they were that good. Also, they have simple filling breakfasts (I favored the THICK sprouted toast with PB and jam) and complex stuff like fancy "Instagram-able" Acai berry bowls and snazzy avocado toast, all super affordable. It gets busy so getting there when they open (around 8 I think) is a good idea because they won't be out of anything delicious and you can grab a table to eat in the adorable tropic-themed cafe. We always left with pastries for later. HIGHLY recommend!! Located in the popular grass market area. Miss it terribly.
Thanks! Never tried any of their baked goods so now I'm super intrigued!
I can recommend the scones at mimis, honestly my favourites
Thank you I learned about Dishoom from your video but can you please tell me your orders name, it had fried eggs and something beneath it, also the naan you ordered had something inside, coz I cant see eggs on their menu
I'm going to Edinburgh next week on a solo trip so I've been watching all your videos. Your guides are informative and fun to watch. Thank you so much!
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Beautiful! I love the colour grading you’ve done here 😍😍😍 p.s City Cafe was the only place I could ever go when I visited my bro ...hangover breakfast 🥞
Why did i watch this delicious food video when i am so hungry and i have no money!!
I've got an upcoming trip to Scotland in 3 weeks so I've saved all the locations and will try my best to hit them all! Thanks for the recommendations!
Yasssss! So glad these were helpful. Will need to know what you think after all your explorations are done! .)
Best breakfast in Edinburgh -- Contini on George Street!
Heard good things about that place! Will deffo keep it on my radar!
Haggis and fried egg doubler wi' broon at Snax.
Eggs Benedict with a Bloody Mary at the City Cafe.
Nice work, Kat.
Nice ! Breakfast all day should be mandatory everywhere. Next time you are around the Shore try Hideout Café, best place for bacon rolls, and their smoothies are delicious (:
Oooh I haven't been there in ages! I know that at least in the past they were partially ran/owned by someone from Czech Republic so that always made me extra warm towards the place!
You need to try nobles on constitution street for brunch! Its right next to the shore and the food is always perfect. I was a chef there for a while and I definitely approve! Check it out
Ps. I know someone who used to work bar at the city cafe and they told me they have rats. I personally stay away
Nobles was our first date spot with Simon! Only ever been for dinner though, I'll need to fix that. What's your favourite thing to order there? .)
@@Kakibot literally anything brunch related is out of this world, even the vegan breakfast and I'm a meat eater! Head chef gav is very talented
What a load of crap.
Your face.
Papii on Hanover Street my favourite place to get breakfast. I even dragged the family up for the day to experience this hidden gem. Thumbs up all around, may be hard to get a table as it is tiny, but it's worth the wait with friendly staff and homely feel!
I've always envied Europeans for their ability to use two eating utensils at once, the fork and the knife! It looks so sophisticated! We stumbling Americans can only handle one or the other at a time. We use the fork to hold the food on the plate while we use the knife to cut up what we are about to eat, then we lay the knife down and switch hands to spear the item and put it in our equally clumsy mouths!
One question to prove my total lack of sophistication, what is "Black Pudding?!
That's an insightful observation on the difference in cutlery etiquette. To me, American's cutting their food into bite sized chunks looks childlike. Oh, and black pudding is delicious.
That all looked so delicious! Would definitely like to see more breakfast places if you do another video like this! :D
Yummy.
That music cue leading up to 8:33 makes me so happy
I'm from the USA,...will be visiting Edinburgh in 3 months.....Can anyone tell me what the current stereotype exists there of the 'average' American, as far a clothing goes...........................I want to wear those!
Great picks! Nicely done video. Something gooey-great for everyone. I’m traveling to Edinburgh as soon as the travel ban lifts. I’m allergic to gluten. So no flour, which means no bread, batter or grains, etc. Are there gluten free options on menus, such as in the US? Usually it’s not a problem traveling as I eat eggs, sausage, potatoes, meats, salads, etc. And I love porridge. Just thought I would see if anyone can guide me for my visit to Scotland.
Hi Constance! I've been really wanting to make a gluten-free guide to Edinburgh, but over the past year or so we've actually lost two of the places that have inspired me to do this in the first place T__T BUT - I think gluten free eating is definitely not a niche need in Edinburgh and from what I've seen there are GF options in most restaurants + cool little places like the Tupiniquim brazilian crepe stand (so tasty) which are fully GF! Loudons and Union of Genius soup cafe are other two I've visited and loved and seem to be GF friendly (and aware of cross contamination too)
That is wonderful. Thanks so much for your quick reply and your videos. They are really great. Loads of info and so upbeat.
Gluten free crepes. I’m there! I can’t wait for my visit. I’ve been thinking about going in Sept after the summer crowds and less midgets, but with still enough sunlight. But your video on Christmas makes it look so beautiful. Maybe I will travel then. I must go to handle something for my mother’s estate. COVID just delayed my plans.
These videos are great, so helpful! 👏🏻
And all those mushrooms, yum!
Yeaaaah mushroom lovers of the world, unite! .D
Dishoom is a overpriced chain of mediocre “Indian” restaurants all over the UK (I just walked past the one in Manchester) the only thing interesting about dishoom is that literally everything inexplicably tastes exactly the same 😳
I've just commented on your video about public transport, saying how the production value of these videos continues to get better and better. But seeing this, which is from a few years back, highlights the reality that those production values have always been tremendous - really well done. And your delivery is always intelligent yet fun.
Three fave eats places for me are Victor Hugo on the Meadows, Seven in Tollcross and Honey & Co. in Bruntsfield. Savour!
Good afternoon.Nice video.Thanks a bunch.What's your name?Where're you originally from? Greetings from Moscow, Russia.🇷🇺
How many days did it take filming all the breakfast places? Thanks for sharing, the food looked amazing!
We did about two a week throughout the most of the month! It was a lot of fun (plus I just love breakfast so much, so I would never complain, haha) but also quite a time management tetris x) Thank you for watching!
Thank you for great tips 😃. I’m visiting Edinburg next month (9/2022) and can’t wait 🤩
I ate at Snax as it was around the corner from my hostel. I had the Scottish Breakfast. Well worth the money.
Somebody can tell me if is she from Scotland Edinburgh?
Thanks for the good ideas! ❤️
Love your breakfast guide! We were just there a couple weeks ago and didn't get far from the Royal Mile. We had great buffet breakfast at the Ibis hotel. We want go back because there is so much more than the Royal Mile in Edinburgh.
Nothing beats snax for price. Etekat or whatever it's call is great for French toast.
So excited to go explore these places now!
yussss let me know which one you liked the most if you manage to go to more than one! .)
Kakibot Going for the Fringe this year so will give many of your tips a try! 🤗 review is coming 😎
Ooooh Fringe is such a good time to explore the food scene!! I can't wait to see what food trucks pop up this summer! Hope you have an amazing time, maybe we'll run into each other during one of my late night hunts for street mac and cheese .D
the first breakfast is completely indian..chai and bread
Love the video and also the music at 8:20. Thanks
I have been in hula juice bar and healthy Eatery in 103-105 W Bow, . It´s very nice breakfast place. There are porrigdes, smoothies bowls and more. Very very recommend.
Great tip! Plus both their indoor and outdoor seating is super photogenic haha - love their tiger wall art!
I usually visit Edinburgh, once or twice a year, (obviously this year was cancelled). Whenever I visit I have at least one breakfast in Scott’s, Victoria Terrace. Good food and considering it’s location, reasonably priced I think.
Interesting tip! Will look into it!
You forgot The Bearded Baker! Nice video, maybe you could do an updated remake of this ;)
I'd love to! I've had a Volume II vid on my to-do list for a while now!
@@Kakibot we would love a volume II !! suggestion: blue bear cafe in the new town, was the best breakfast in 2018 for us.
We are coming to Edinburgh in July. Can’t wait to go to some of these places. Thanks for the tips.
Glad I could help! Have a great time .)
Basically a lot of .... goodness!
Hey Kat, what camera to you use? Videos look amazing! Thanks for sharing these spots with us.😊
Hey Gemma! I believe this one was done with our Sony A7s! I love the look but unfortunately with the lens we have we don't get to use autofocus + no stabilisation so it can be a bit of a pain in the butt x)
Thank you! I cannot wait to try some of these breakfast places 😊
Thank you so much for this video! I really have to try the Bombay Cafe next time, when I'm in Edinburgh! Please more of this! :D
This video was so much fun, hopefully will have the time and money to shoot another one soon! Thank you!!
What is the name of the last song in this video
Omg! Love the video and music
Hi there, still wondering if I saw you walking by last sunday around 6PM on Chambers Street. :)
I think that this Sunday I was mostly stuck at the cinema watching Avengers, avoiding daylight, haha .D but if you mean the previous Sunday then it's totally possible!
Avoiding daylight... :) Hope you liked the movie!
I meant April 27th (we left on Monday) - my Mom wanted a picture in front of Bobby so badly so we walked around a little bit and were luckily the only ones there. For 3 minutes or so. ;)
You sound Czech
i absolutely love the city cafe so much!!!!
the reaburn hotel
Nice
I am from China, How to go to Edinburgh...???
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