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From fresh, home grown produce to carefully created handcrafts, Edinburgh markets feature all year round in Scotland’s capital city. They run weekly in Stockbridge, Grassmarket and Leith!

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Fresh, seasonal produce awaits you at the award-winning Edinburgh Farmers' Market. This all year round market is open from 9am-2pm each Saturday in the shadow of the castle ramparts in Castle Terrace. Now in its 19th year the market is a staple amongst locals to support small businesses and vendors. A bustling market, delicious smells and flavours will thrill your tastebuds as stall holders tempt you with their wares. Venison, organic beef, chicken, lamb and pork are on the menu as are seasonal fruit and vegetables. Juicy jams, chutneys, chillies and cheese along with crusty bread, handmade chocolates and organic beer ensure you leave the market with a bag full of goodies.

Open every Sunday from 10am-4pm in Jubilee Gardens, the Stockbridge Sunday market is a big hit with local Edinburgh residents. Artisan breads, cheese, smoked salmon and even handmade dog treats sit alongside handmade soaps, jewellery and carefully created crafts. Satisfy your palate with delicious handmade crepes, melting marshmallows or a warming drink as you stroll through this delightful market.

Only a short walk from the Royal Mile, the Grassmarket is one of Edinburgh's most vibrant and colourful areas. Steeped in history, visitors flock to view the architecture and landmarks including the nearby Greyfriar's Bobby. Each Saturday from 10am - 5pm it's a hive of activity as it bustles with residents keen to sample home grown produce including seasonal fruit and vegetables, freshly baked breads, sweet treats and handcrafted gifts from local craftmakers.

Taking place every Saturday from 10am to 4pm on Dock Place, Leith Market is full of foodie delights and unique items from local makers and designers. On the first Saturday of the month Leith Market is home to a Vegan Quarter where, alongside their usual line-up of traders, the Market is filled with delicious variety of Vegan treats from cupcakes to Vegan Meat.

The Pitt Market

Edinburgh's awards winning street food market on Pitt Street in Leith has proved to be a huge hit with street food lovers. They regularly showcase some of Edinburgh's biggest players in the street food scene with a variety of sweet and savoury options available. You'll also find a great offering of drinks from Barney's Beer, Smith & Gertrude and Cocktails & Drams, alongside live performances by local musicians.

The Pitt began as a once a month market but currently runs every Saturday and Sunday for a large part of the year. Their opening dates often change season to season, so to check their current dates visit their Facebook page and find out what tasty treats will be on offer.

Established and run by Leith Community Croft, Market on the Croft is a new farmer's market on Leith Links. Selling a wide range of local produce including seasonal fruit and vegetables, this new market is well worth a visit.

Seasonal Markets

During the Edinburgh Festival in August, the grounds of St Johns Church at the West End of Princes Street Gardens takes on a new mantle as it becomes home to the West End Fair - Scotland's premier Art & Design Fair.

Since its establishment in 1984, this popular city event has grown in strength and become a firm favourite during the backdrop of the Festival. Showcasing the talents of designers, makers and artists, visitors are able to take home a unique souvenir, bought direct from the artist, With a wide range of handmade crafts such as jewellery, art, leather, clothing and accessories, textiles, bath and beauty, and much, much more, it's the perfect place to pick up a gift or a treat for yourself.

The highlight of the market year, the Edinburgh's Christmas Market is visited by thousands of Christmas shoppers wrapping up warm to revel in the delicious aromas of sweet scented Gluhwein, crepes, waffles and sizzling venison sausages at this European themed market. Beautiful glass Christmas baubles, handcrafted wooden decorations and inspirational gifts will ensure that you find a unique gift to treasure.
Discover more foodie treats around Edinburgh with our Hidden Gems >

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The Writers’ Museum is really interesting given Edinburgh’s prestigious literary history, and also has a beautiful set of paving stones engraved with quotes by Scottish writers on the walkway outside of it, on Makars’ Court: www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk/venue/writers-museum
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A guide to every pub quiz in Edinburgh! Flex your general knowledge and maybe win a prize or two...

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🎵 Ceilidhs and Live Music at Ghillie Dhu bar 🎵

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Ghillie Dhu is a traditional Scottish bar and restaurant nestled in the West End of Edinburgh’s city centre. Enjoy cosy snugs, all major live sporting fixtures and an extensive drinks list including whisky flights.

https://ghillie-dhu.designmynight.com/

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Explore Edinburgh’s amazing selection of charity shops to discover vintage clothes, books and more!

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/students-at-sps/charity-shopping-in-edinburgh/

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Take this self-guided tour to discover the most popular pubs in Edinburgh!

https://www.gpsmycity.com/tours/edinburgh-pub-crawl-2971.html

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Every week in Summerhall

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Intimate purpose-built comedy club open 7 nights a week.
http://www.TheStand.co.uk/Edinburgh

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10 Amazing Free Things To Do in Edinburgh

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Why not spend a Saturday with a fellow coffee lover and get to know Edinburgh’s café culture by working your way through the best coffee shops we have to offer

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Edinburgh is a beguiling city of craggy charm and quirky creativity. It's easy to see how its magical streets and cosy eateries inspired many of the magical settings in the Harry Potter books. One of the best things to do in the city is to seek out the quaint coffee shops and cafés in Edinburgh. Cosy up with a coffee or a cuppa and watch the world go by in this spellbinding Scottish city.

One of the reasons why I heartily recommend Edinburgh as one of the best European cities for solo travel is because it's awash with cute cafés where you will be made very welcome. Wile away a couple of hours with a coffee and a good book - especially if the rain is falling outside.

Whether you're travelling solo or with a companion, you won't want to miss out on the coffee shop scene in Edinburgh.

From iconic cafés to quaint hidden gems, here are the best cafés in Edinburgh.

1. The Milkman
7 Cockburn St, Edinburgh EH1 1BP
52 Cockburn Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1PB
Best for: People-watching from the window

With two locations on Cockburn Street, The Milkman is certainly one of the best coffee shops in Edinburgh Old Town. You really will love the steaming cups of heaven here, not least because of their scrumptious cakes. The atmosphere is cosy and it's a welcome retreat from the busy streets outside.

With only a few seats available, you do need to get lucky with your timings. But if you're able to hang around for a seat, it's well worth the wait.
1 Customs Wharf, Edinburgh, EH6 6AL
Try to bag a seat in the window and soak up the enchanting atmosphere of the Old Town.

2. Williams & Johnson Coffee Co.

Best for: An exceptional cup of coffee

If you want to find the best coffee in Edinburgh then you need to head to Williams & Johnson Coffee Co 's flagship café on Customs Lane. Yes, it's out of the centre and a bit of a trek out in Leith, but I promise it's worth it.
57 Broughton street, Edinburgh, EH13RJ
Various other locations
They offer seasonally curated coffees and you just know that you're dealing with real coffee aficionados. It's a café in Edinburgh worth hunting down in its own right.

3. Artisan Roast

Best for: A buzzy atmosphere

Forrest Rd, Edinburgh EH1 2QN
With a clutch of locations in its collections, it's easy to find an Artisan Roast coffee shop in Edinburgh. I highly recommend their Broughton Street café. This branch has been there the longest and was the first speciality coffee shop and roaster in Scotland.

This is a buzzing café with a popular vibe. If you're feeling peckish then they offer warming bowls of soup, perfect if you're escaping from the Scottish drizzle.

Their bakes are pretty amazing too. Oh, and your pooch is welcome too at this dog friendly café in Edinburgh.

4. Thomas J Walls Coffee
3C York Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3EB
66 Hamilton Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5AZ
72 Newington Road, Edinburgh, EH9 1QN
Best for: A relaxing brunch and cuppa
1 Queen St, Edinburgh EH2 1JD
If you're thinking of enjoying a trip to The National Museum of Scotland (and you really should!), then pop into nearby Thomas J Walls Coffee. It's a chilled out café that serves fabulous food and has really friendly staff.

The wood panelling is cosy and atmospheric, but there's still a bustling vibe here. While not a dedicated vegan café, there are plenty of vegan options to keep everyone happy.

5. Fortitude Coffee

Best for: A contemporary and stylish vibe

124 Buccleuch St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9NQ
There are three branches of Fortitude Coffee in Edinburgh: York Place, Hamilton Place and Newington Road. If you've gone to the effort of climbing Arthur's Seat and need a place to rest your legs before continuing onto your next stop in the city, then I recommend Newington Road.

If you're over the other side of the city then the York Place location in the New Town is a good hangout. Expect a contemporary vibe with baristas who have a real love of the roast.

6. Café Portrait

Best for: A seasonal afternoon tea

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If you're an art lover then the National Portrait Gallery of Scotland will be calling you. Stop for refuelling in Café Portrait. I guarantee you will be amazed at the mountains of delicious cakes and treats. It's a wonderful place for afternoon tea too.

Café Portrait also offers delightful salads for those looking for a healthier bite to eat. Many of their scrumptious salads are naturally vegan, making this incidentally one of the best cafés for vegans in Edinburgh.

7. Format Coffee

Best for: For world-class speciality coffee

Various locations
Jostling up on the edge of The Meadows, you'll find the chilled out café called Format. It's a little café, without a huge marketing presence, but it's getting its name out there because it's simply mighty good.

Be sure to enjoy one of their bagels alongside your cuppa of choice. It's a happy little spot.

8. Mimi's Bakehouse

Best for: Finger-licking cakes

There are several branches of Mimi's in Edinburgh, from The Royal Mile to Leith, and often a bunch of pop-ups too. There's a reason I listed Mimi's Bakehouse on my list of top brunch spots in Edinburgh - and that's the cakes!
19 Grassmarket, Edinburgh EH1 2HS
You cannot visit a Mimi's Bakehouse without indulging in a delectable sweet treat to accompany your hot drink.

9. Twelve Triangles

Best for: Sourdough and pastries

At some point in your visit to Edinburgh, you'll find yourself in Haymarket. One Twelve Triangles branch is here, on Dairy Road. This is a true from-scratch bakery, where the simple things are done exceptionally well.

Their bread, doughnuts, pastries, and everything else are all made daily using flour that has been milled locally in East Lothian.
68 Hamilton Pl, Stockbridge, Edinburgh EH3 5AZ
They even make their jams, pie fillings, ricotta and custards every day from scratch! If you're looking for a bakery taste sensation to enjoy with your coffee, or perhaps for breakfast, then Twelve Triangles is where you need to head.

10. Mary's Milk Bar

Best for: Fresh gelato

A quaint little location in Grassmarket is the home of Mary's Milk Bar. If you've read my list of the best things to do in Edinburgh and have visited Edinburgh Castle, then head down here for some fabulous gelato. The gelato is made fresh every morning and you'll have so much fun discovering this little slice of Edinburgh heaven!

The flavours are quirky (think Pear & Gorgonzola or Rose & Rhubarb), but I assure you they work. This place, unsurprisingly, is incredibly popular. So be prepared to queue on busy days!
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Oh, and if you're feeling a little too chilly for ice cream, just ask for your scoop as a hot chocolate float. You can also buy delicious chocolates to take away.

11. Grams

Best for: Vegans

Undoubtedly one of the best vegan cafés in Edinburgh that caters to all dietary preferences and needs is Grams. Their ethos is 'Eat Better, Not Less' and if you're in need of a hearty breakfast or filling lunch to fuel your tourist endeavours, then you can't go wrong here.

Their vegan gluten-free waffles are scrumptious and exciting but the meat eaters will also fall happily into a bowl of their pulled pork. All items on the menu are available with vegan alternatives.
2 Nicolson St, Edinburgh EH8 9DH
Love their grub so much you want to take it home? You now can with the Grams Meal Prep service.

12. Söderberg Bakery

Best for: Authentic Scandinavian café culture

6-8 S College St, Edinburgh EH8 9AA
With a bunch of branches in Edinburgh (and London), you'll never be too far from a Söderberg café. Expect authentic Swedish café culture and fare including cardamom buns, Kladdkaka, Horseshoes, Mazarins and Smörrebröd.

Of course there's fabulous coffee but you might prefer a Scandi cocktail such as a Lingonberry Cosmo. It's heavenly.

For more cocktail inspiration, check out my guide to the best cocktail bars in Edinburgh.

13. Black Medicine Coffee Co.

Best for: Relaxed bohemian vibe

A long-standing café that's a sociable spot to relax, enjoy a hot drink, and some mouth-watering food is Black Medicine Coffee Co. This is one of the best cafés in Edinburgh and a brilliant place to grab a delicious stuffed sandwich to keep you going.
8 St Giles' St, Edinburgh EH1 1PT
If it looks busy up top, don't worry - you can head down into their basement and still enjoy everything they've got to offer.

14. Union Brew Lab

Best for: Single-origin coffee and artisanal produce

There's no arguing that Brew Lab rightfully earns its place as a location for the best coffee in Edinburgh. They are experts at bringing you single-origin coffee. Every day, you can choose between two different espressos and two filters, each distinctly different.

They also serve really delicious brunches alongside their coffee and they pride themselves on their local provenance with their artisanal food.

The good news for those with four-legged friends is that this is a dog friendly café in Edinburgh.

15. Saint Giles Café & Bar

Best for: A lively and vibrant spot

Vibrant and licensed, Saint Giles is a fantastic spot to stop and kill some time in Edinburgh. It's a good place to come for breakfast or a glass of prosecco later in the day.

However, I really recommend this Edinburgh café for lunch when you can enjoy one of their delicious salads or ciabattas. Or why not try their speciality, the Saint Giles Waffle!

Where is the J.K. Rowling Café?

Harry Potter fans will love exploring Edinburgh. There are recognisable haunts to visit, such as Greyfriar's Kirkyard, and there are several wizarding world shops and attractions such as escape rooms and walking tours.
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You'll no doubt have heard of the café where it is rumoured that the Harry Potter books were born and J.K.Rowling started her writing. Lots of people claim that this is an Edinburgh Café called The Elephant House. As such, The Elephant Café has been dubbed the J.K. Rowling café in Edinburgh.

However, like rumours of who put Harry's name in the Triwizard Cup spread through Hogwarts, this is a myth. It is indeed true that Rowling wrote some sections of the book in the café. But Rowling has debunked the idea that Harry Potter was conceived here.

Nonetheless, the café has been a mecca for diehard fans, and there was much paraphernalia to peruse. Unfortunately, The Elephant House is currently closed due to a fire. So, alas, the Harry Potter café in Edinburgh is no more.

But don't worry, you'll love exploring the Rowling and Potter sites throughout Edinburgh. I'm sure another Edinburgh café from the list above will hit the spot.

Enjoy the best cafés in Edinburgh

Enjoying a café or coffee shop in Edinburgh is part of the whole experience of visiting this wonderful city. Expect bijou spots and a huge choice when it comes to independent cafés serving truly exceptional coffee and food.

If you're planning a trip to the Scottish capital, have a read of my Edinburgh travel guide. You may also like:

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Mosque Kitchen is very reasonably priced and offers a great, hearty lunch. It's very close to George Square and other University buildings so check it out!

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Edinburgh Board Game Library has over 100 board games to be borrowed! Full time students can be members for a full year for £15.

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The Cameo is one of Scotland's oldest cinemas still in use! It shows new releases, indie films as well as re-runs of classic movies. There's also a bar and café - https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/the-cameo

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We all love money off the stuff we buy and that's where TOTUM, powered by NUS extra, helps by giving you access to loads of great student discounts and offers on a huge variety of online and in-store national brands.

From ASOS student discount to Apple's exclusive student offers, we know what makes students tick and are dedicated to helping you save those sweet £££s when splurging on the brands you love...

There are several TOTUM student memberships available depending on what you're looking for - head over to our pricing page to find the right membership for you. Whether you opt to join our free digital membership or our premium membership boasting exclusive discounts and the addition of a PASS-approved proof of age student ID, the TOTUM community is open to all.

We know that budgeting and managing your money can be extremely stressful while at university or college. So at TOTUM, we're here to help make your money stretch as far as possible by giving you access to the right student discounts for you, right when you need them.

From saving on your weekly grocery shop with Co-op, grabbing your healthcare essentials at Boots, or streaming the latest films and shows with Amazon Prime Video, you'll save with TOTUM.

We've broken our discounts down into easy to understand categories on our website and app, so you can quickly and easily find the right student discount, flash sale or brand offer for you. Looking for a restaurant? No worries, that's Food & Drink. Into your fitness and nutrition? No sweat, that's Health & Fitness.

We've got stacks of brands in our Travel section, not just for when you're yearning for a gap year, but for your daily travel needs too - oh hello National Express savings and money off your 16-25 Railcard.

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We don't just offer online and high street brand discounts either, depending on your students' union you could have access to loads of local student discounts too - from money off your haircuts, your local pizza takeaway or grabbing a coffee at your local independent.

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