Ravenous is a great sandwich bar located on Dundas Street and offers great quality food at very…read moregood prices. The sandwich bar is relatively new to Edinburgh and opened only a few months ago. I was first attracted to the bar by the modern décor and the cool name. The bar does breakfasts and lunches- in the morning you can have porridge and rolls, although I have not tried this yet. In the afternoon, you can get a good selection of sandwiches, soups and paninis and there is also a good range of salads, where you can get a selection of salad to choose from to put in a salad box. There is a few seats in there although not many, and the place can get pretty busy at lunch times as the office workers fill the place, but the staff were very good at providing quick and polite service.

Very nice little place. Dropped in here on the way home from town. Excellent service from the staff…read moreand what we had to eat was excellent (Mushroom soup and a couple of baked Tatties). Will definitely pop in again if we're passing.

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!

Okay so there is a reason there is a huge queue here every lunch time…read more First of all let me say that I kind of don't like sandwiches. I always find them boring, soggy and unappetizing. However after reading Emily's review of Thyme in Holyrood, I thought I would give it a bash. I am so glad I did! The choice of fillings is amazing, and so much more exciting than ham and cheese/tuna mayo/chicken and sweetcorn. With fillings such as Sweet Chilli Tuna, Brie and Pinenuts, and Posh Cheddar I was spoiled for choice. There is a good selection of different rolls too as opposed to white or brown. As you go into the shop you pick your roll up from the basket and when you get to the front of the queue hand it over to the assistant who happily packs your sandwich full of yummyness. I went for Brie and Apple which had a multitude of different bits going in, and it tasted delicious. The girl in front of me had a Caesar salad and it looked awesome, a huge bowl filled with chicken, cous cous and salad. The salad selection is pretty great too, I think I will have to return to sample those. My sandwich was £3.05 but with student discount it was £2.75 which was a great price for the top quality nosh. The only thing was the writing on the menu on the wall was so darn small I couldn't read it.

In the name of reviewing duties, I'm known to spread the net far and wide especially at lunchtimes,…read moreyet it was with almost a sense of disappointment that I stumbled across Thyme on my extended venture to this neck of the woods. Disappointed because I hoped to find someplace new and untried, yet deep down I knew it was impossible to resist a Bacon and Brie on a poppyseed roll from here. Even if I'm not hungry, I literally find it impossible to walk past Thyme on Holyrood Road, and I expect the same effect every time I'm in the vicinity of this one. The menu looks outstanding, but I just can't stop eating that same sarnie over and over. I genuinely believe that there can't be a better sandwich in the world.

Excellent tuna sandwiches. My husband had a tuna melt and I had a spicy tuna sandwich. The bread…read morewas excellent and we appreciated sitting outdoors. School was out for spring break but I can imagine that it gets busy when college is in session.

Service is top notch, quality food quite tasty ! I would recommend and come again, and will…read more Also haunted!

Stopped in for a quick takeaway. Once Americano coffee for me. One fruit scone for my wife. A…read more"large" coffee is maybe 12 ounces . Coffee was good though. Scone was also good. Only downside was it took about 10 minutes, and they weren't overly busy. Looks like a nice cozy space. Several people on computers enjoying a cup of whatever.

Stopped in to grab some pastries while walking around. Service was super friendly and there's a ton…read moreof seating options! The pastries were delicious- try the fruit scone!! 10/10 recommend

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.

Absolutely delightful, wholly gluten free food stand. Tupiniquim as an excellent variety of crepe…read moreoptions from savory to sweet - I got one of each (Steak pancake + avocado and the nutella crepe). I sat and enjoyed them but they would make easy walking food, too. Service was quick and the owner was kind and amenable to my questions. Sitting area near by was clean and accessible!

Cute place that used to be a police box…read more 100% gluten free eats here. They have crepes stuffed with all kinds of yummy goodness. I tried the Chicken Curry Piri-Piri. The flavors blended perfectly and it was worth the long walk in the rain to get it. They have a little seating area next to it but it's all exposed to the elements. After you eat you can always go for a stroll through the Middle Meadows Walk or just people watch.

Overall: A+ // 6 stars…read more Inspiring vegetarian restaurant that has an impressive understanding of vegetables and reimagines them in ways that I do not often see in cooking. The dishes are all well balanced in flavor, texture, and color, while also being dietary friendly. The staff are very kind and attentive, and the ambience is comfortingly spacious and brightly uplifting. Pepper Muhammara - Delicious nibble that offers a flavor-packed load of substance coming from that roasted pepper spread; the bread absorbs the spread beautifully and the pomegranate adds a a subtle sweet burst of flavor. Oyster Mushroom Scallops - Smart way to transform oyster mushrooms into a brilliant appetizer. The dish is vibrant with color and texture, as backed by those crisp greens. Sauerkraut Salad - Intriguing salad that is expected to be primarily sour, but then elevated by the additions of hemp seeds, carrots, and beyond. I like that the pickle is a fresh light pickle, so the vegetables retains some of its texture. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: +1 Menu: +2 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

Great place! Yum! Love the vegan haggis. Ask for extra sauce because it's very tasty!read more