Don't miss this gem. The people who worked there were some of the most engaging and friendly people…read moreI have met. Truly great people, and not just one of them, all 3. It's the kind of place you feel like there is a positive vibe both from a service perspective and from an employment perspective that pervades the essence of the service. But also, these were just lovely people. The food was phenomenal. I had the hot italian panini toasted and my daughter had the millionaires shortbread (which means covered in caramel and chocolate!) Both were terrific. The sandwich was hot, both in temperature and spice levels, with a great texture, an herby pesto, gooey cheese, and delicious hot peppers. I was convinced to give the Irn Brew a shot. "As Scottish as haggis!" he said. I'm not sure I loved the Scottish soda but I was glad for the adventure and the Scottish experience! In an area popular with tourists there are often many places where the service is not amazing because they know you may never come back and their employers are focused on churning as many people through as possible. In those places it often seems more time is spent on the descriptions of the food and advertising than the food and experience itself. Or, there are chains, like the Starbucks literally right there. This was not the case. This place was special. The food and the people compete for excellence (although the people win in my opinion!) If you miss this, you are missing out. We are leaving the early tomorrow and I want to try and get there for breakfast! Just terrific.

This is a nice little place to grab a bite to eat. The people who worked here were nice. The smoked…read moresalmon, cream cheese, and avocado sandwich was great. This is located across from St. James Centre on Leith Street.

Great for people who want a good deal and friendly service. One of the cheaper places to eat in…read moreEdinburgh but also one of the best. If you're looking for a good coffee or tea and a nice sandwich, this is the place. Small inside but ample enough seating, this place will fit you and your party.

Very small, but had a great wrap and cup of soup. The gentlemen behind the counter / in the kitchen…read moreis friendly and greets everyone when they walk in. Grab some menus and grab a seat. Walk up to the counter when ready to order. Inside and outdoor seating, but indoor is elbow to elbow; small tables on top of each other. The Peter's Special was very good, minus the goat cheese seemingly overpowering the whole sandwich. But again, it was good. I would eat there again. Interior decor and atmosphere; it feels like it's African / Hippy mix. The music and African masks on the wall plus the Edinburgh prints hanging on the wall for sale, it's a cool laid back vibe.

Great place to sit outside and enjoy yummy paninis. They are huge! Went with my 2 teenage sons and…read morewe split 2 paninis and a smoothie. Everything was delicious!

If you can get past the slapdash name of this little sandwich and salad shop--it suggests that…read morethey're not trying very hard, right?--you're in for one of the best food bargains you'll ever encounter in the so-called First World: Let Me Eat serves up excellent and massive panini sandwiches for under five pounds sterling. The prices are pretty crazy. This is about as prime real estate as you can get in Edinburgh, I'd imagine: less than a block from the Our Dynamic Earth attraction, barely a block from the Scottish Parliament buiding, just a block or two from the Royal Mile (and Holyrood Palace), and so on. Chicken pesto panini was great--plenty of marinated chicken and mozzarella, fine basil pesto, terrific bread. Only quibble is that the whole production was somewhat dry. There were something like 15 panini choices, so just about everybody ought to find something to their liking. No seating in the little shop, but you wouldn't want to eat here anyway. It was infernally hot inside (felt like 90 degrees F, Christ), and I don't know how the staff makes it through an entire shift. But the gardens at the parliament building are only a couple of minutes' walk away, and Holyrood Park just beyond that. In good weather, that's where you want to go. It was perfect lunch break for a massive urban walk that included the Royal Mile, Arthur's Seat, Calton Hill, and on back to the other side of Dean Village where we were staying.

Delightful spot. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable, and I felt like I had discovered…read moresomeplace special and a bit hidden from the general run. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The food was great--beautiful presented, fresh, full of flavor. We had an assortment of salads and a toastie and were well satisfied, and looked at what neighbors ordered and thought about returning.

Lovely wee spot for breakfast for lunch that has been around for years and is still consistently…read moregood. Staff were friendly and the food was nice quality.

We loved the food and service here. Very friendly, great coffee, big portions for reasonable…read moreprices. I would highly recommend

Quite simply, Miller's is an excellent place for lunch or a spot of afternoon tea. It has a wide…read morerange of items available, ranging from soups to baked potatoes to sandwiches of all sorts: wraps, baguettes, paninis, rolls.... the choice is seemingly endless. On entering, you are welcomed by a lavish list of mouth watering fillings presented on blackboards. Ordering couldn't be simpler: choose a filling, choose the type of bread, salad? yes or no, boom, here's your delicious lunch, all at quite cheap prices. There is a diverse range of coffees, herbal teas, and homebakes available. An attractive atmosphere is created by a colourful, roomy interior, making this shop very pleasant to sit in and enjoy what's on offer. Overall, I'd highly recommend it.

Came here for brunch after a late start in Edinburgh, and it was delicious! We had the French Toast…read morewith back bacon, which tasted heavily of eggs, but was good! We also had mochas which were not too sweet but very good ! Very cute little shop for either sit-in or takeaway, with art for sale in the back. Ambience was nice, and there were people there working on laptops as well as sitting down for a nice meal.

So on a Monday morning on Broughton Street, where to go since our first choice was shut :( Oh…read morewell, save that one for a cheeky mid week cake session!! First impression it was bright red on the outside but quite neutral on the inside. The lady said she would be with us shortly to take our order, a wee bit of a wait as I was going to go and check out the cakes showing themselves off at the window! Loads to choose from and the slice is a good potion, thank goodness I was sharing! I choose for both of us: The "white chocolate and pear" cake. I could taste the white chocolate but not really much pear. But it had a nice crumb. Coffee was a Cappuccino but I like mine stronger and less milky, but it was drinkable and managed with no sugar, which in it's self is a winner. For 2 small cappuccinos and a big piece of cake it was reasonable and would come back to grab one of the takeaway sandwiches as they sounded really nice!

The Shore in Leith is constantly being heralded as the new centre of Edinburgh for foodies, and the…read moreexistence of Relish right here seems to corroborate this. It's a fairly high-end deli, where you can go for a sophisticated kind of sandwich or light lunch, or else do some gourmet shopping - they stock a range of cheeses, pickles, fancy-looking vegetables and the like. It's a little pricey, but seems less so when you consider what the equivalent kind of shop would charge you somewhere like New Town. And if you know your Roquefort from your Dolcelatte, then you'll recognise that Relish is a place of quality.

My 3rd review of this place - I now love it, rely on it and couldnt be without it!!…read more By example over the course of one weekend I made 3 visits for 3 totally different reasons. Visit 1: Lunch - Their Barcelona Sandwich which i had as a toasted wrap - soft smokes chorizo with manchego and a balsamic glazed rocket salad! It was perfect - so so so good and just what I was looking for. Finished with a very nice espresso! Visit 2: Deli Items - Sundried tomatos, fresh tomatos, garlic, black olives, dried porchini and crayfish tails. Visit 3: Wine - lovely cabarnet saviogon under a tenner and very tasty! All in all tremendous - they are also now one of the only stockists I have seen of salted cod which seems to be the in thing in recipes I read!! :) JD = ooober happy man!

We found a jem. Chef Abi's creations were delicious and unforgettable. Our server, Sarah, was super…read moreaccommodating and caring. She was such a darling! The ambiance is cozy and simple. You can wear whatever you want. A great place to get your food fast. It was my first time trying black pudding and haggis. I was not disappointed! Thank you, guys!

Believe it or not, was actually referred here by the staff of another local breakfast spot--also…read moreamazing--for having the best pancakes in Edinburgh & was not disappointed. The atmosphere is casual/laid-back & the food, as promised, was delicious, but what made it for me was the staff! Both waitresses--one from Bulgaria & studying event planning, & the other studying neurology, I think, we're so friendly & kind I'd likely be back, even if the food had been shite. If I'd any not to pick, it would be that the pancakes were almost too decadent--might be night to have a few options that tone down the sweetness by half--but that's clearly a personal preference & one that presented no barrier to my having licked my plate clean.