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7 years ago
I would like to compliment the staff in Greggs Dalkeith for being extremely helpful and pleasant and providing excellent service.
17 Jarnac Court
Dalkeith EH22 1HU
United Kingdom
0131 663 3465
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http://www.greggs.co.uk
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A fantastic family bakers, always busy and rightly so! Excellent scones, cakes and hot filled…read morerolls. Well worth the trip to Pathhead!
Mathiesons is an amazing bakery in Mayfield which offers great quality baking, both sweet and…read moresavoury, at reasonable prices. I had been to their Larbert branch before and thought it was also excellent. Inside it feels warm, the staff are friendly and efficient and the aromas which circulate get your mouth watering. I was in last weekend and had a pork pie, a steak bridie and fudge doughnut. Considering this was a fair bit of food, it only cost about £3.50 and it was all delicious. The meat in the pie and bridie was clearly of the highest quality as there were none of those chewy, sinewy bits which you can sometimes get. The fudge doughnut was also large, full of cream and had a thick, tasty layer of fudge on it. I'll certainly be coming here again is serves top quality baking which is great for a tasty lunch.
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Cute little bakery in the quaint, little town of Melrose. They had a lot of pretty bakery goods on…read moredisplay including the "french cake" as my gf refers to it in the picture I've provided. Delicious. They also sell soda; I believe I bought my Tizer from here. Would definitely return if I ever came back to Melrose (I wish). Do watch out if you they offer to put your items in a bag as they'll charge you extra for it.
Potato & leek soup was off the charts! Nothing like a hot soup to warm you up on a cold winters…read moreday. Probably the best tea I had while on vacation in the UK!
Wow! What a sweet and very friendly little bakery and coffee shop. Tons of fresh bread and…read morepastries as well as a selection of breakfast items. The service is extremely friendly and very professional. The coffee, Scottish tea, as well as our breakfast was superb. If you get in early this is an excellent place to kill a little bit of time. You'll be extremely glad you stopped in.
A great range of salads, filled rolls and cakes/pastries. A lot of interesting combinations of…read moreingredients - the fennel, radish, onion, carrot and artichoke salad was very tasty and juicy. Pleasant staff and a welcoming atmosphere. Kids catered for with colouring books and crayons + staff happy to make up non-menu items (i.e. the cheese roll we asked for).
Excellent choice from breakfast rolls to afternoon delights , very friendly and efficient staff…read morecould not ask for more.Karen.
As soon as you exit Haymarket Station, you will find AMT Coffee stand right outside. Perfect if you…read moreare rushing for the train and need to grab a quick coffee on the way and also great if you've just come off the train and need to grab a coffee or refreshment. My usual purchase is a peach iced tea, which is £1.70 and is delicious and refreshing. For some reason, whenever I get off at Haymarket it always ends up being a sunny day do I need something cool and the iced tea is always perfect. In addition to iced teas, they also have normal teas, herbal teas, coffees (all Fairtrade) and a good selection of cakes too. For sunny days there's a small seating area where you can park yourself and watch the world go by, this is an excellent people watching spot as you can see people going to and fro at the train station.
Your running late for the train then you look up. nine minutes, sweet. Time for a coffee when you…read moreget past the barriers. Whoa. Stop. Rewind. While you can get liquid in the haymarket station from two of the three platforms taking 5 minutes to pop into the AMT stand is a far better option. While the coffee is strictly average fare the upbeat demeanour of the staff and the fact that they will remember a regulars orders places them strides ahead of any of their compeitors in Haymarket. No shelter mind you, but if your a local you've probably got an umbrella. Reasonable variety although some names may be unfamiliar. The prices are on par with most coffee stands and the five minutes deviation may be the best part of waiting for your train. Try the Chai even on a rainy day as chances are your already wet and five minutes wont make you any dryer.
I was both sad and happy to see a Krispy Kreme at the Edinburgh airport and had to make a stop. I…read moregot my fave, the original glazed and jelly filled since I was feeling gluttonous this morning.
Pros: -At 7pm all of the donuts still tasted fresh!…read more -- Original Glaze 5/5 melts in your mouth. Strawberry Glaze Sticky mess--blegh! The strawberry glaze looks like glitter glue and tastes totally strange, though of course the donut itself is great. 2/5--avoid and get literally anything else! Lotus Biscoff crunchy biscoff topping, cookie butter filling. I'm not a huge cookie butter fan which is my only reason for a 3/5. Cookie butter fans should easily give this a 5/5. -- This is an airport savior!! Krispy Kreme, please come to the Northeastern US!
If you could give 0 I would. As someone born and raised in Edinburgh I'm apaulled at the price of…read morethis cafe. It clearly does not cater to local citizens. When I asked why a tiny bottle of Appetizer was the equivalent of a large they looked very confused. When I asked where to complain I quickly was met with a total lack of knowledge by staff of who to speak to. I did some research and became aware it is a small chain brand with staff having no idea how to complain internally. While I appreciate you can bring your own things if your out all day with young people from local estates it's nice to have a cup of tea. It's clear the library does not welcome working class people or they would cap the prices at the cafe, the prices are outrageous.
A pleasant surprise inside the library. It's a great place to get some work done while enjoying a…read morenice light meal. I had Quiche with goat cheese and caramelized onions which came with a nice side salad. A little later I had a scone and cappuccino. All were lovely and the staff was very helpful
All the food is really good, and it's very cheap. I got the fried pizza supper and the fried…read morecheeseburger supper and was very impressed with both. Prices are good, and the wait is short. Cash only
Driven by passion - powered by caffeine * A shop built on…read morethe TARDIS principle: It may look small from the outside, but there is plenty of space for good coffe and tea on the inside. All this combined with a vendor who knows his beverages and who is not in the business for the money, well, at least not just the money. Definitely a must for my Edinburgh trips.
I have bought Coffee from this store for a while now. Not only is the Coffee the best i have had…read morefrom anywhere and believe me i have tried many but it is amazing value for money too. For all coffee lovers this store is a must. I never go anywhere else.
Cupcakes and Ribbons offer beautifully crafted cakes for all your special events and treats. They…read moreprovide Children's Birthday Party Packages ,Vintage Tea partie's, Hen partie's and Baby Shower gifts to suit all budgets. Why not say it with cupcakes? The cupcakes can be delivered or picked up to suit you. Cupcakes and Ribbons are now offering cupcake evening classes in the comfort of your home,great to have fun with friends and enjoy some scrumptious treats.
I wish I lived much closer to the Zulu Lounge as it is truly amazing, serving traditional South…read moreAfrican dishes with exotic flavours. Although it is quite small, it would be difficult to miss the zebra print shop in Morningside with a big South African flag. The Zulu Lounge offers an extensive breakfast menu and the main meals are authentic South African dishes such as 'Gatzby', a filled baguette, and traditional South African sausage. I had the smoked salmon burrito which was really delicious and just under £7 so it was quite expensive. I think the burrito was a safe dish to order so next time I would like to be more adventurous and try their traditional sausage as one of the servers in the shop described the sausage as having a 'unique' flavour. They also serve home baking, hot chocolate and, best of all, fresh muffins which are gorgeous.
Walking up Morningside Road, The Zulu Lounge shouldn't fail to catch your eye. The zebra print on…read morethe shop front, South African flag above the door and interesting name make for an intriguing appearance. Inside the place is definitely more interesting than your avergae cafe with a whole range of ingredients which you can almost guarantee you wont have seen before. It prides itself in serving red espresso which is meant to be a strong, aromatic and pungent coffee. I had a 'Gatsby' which was a massive foot long bread roll filled with a really sweet cured ham with avocado and a this sauce which tasted like a cross between yoghurt and mayonnaise. This was served with crisps for about £4.50 which was an okay deal considering it was quite a lot of food. The roll tasted unusual but it was new, interesting and filling. The Zulu Lounge is a great alternative to the usual greasy spoons and certainly worth a visit for a culinary trip on the wild side!