This was a welcome site when we first arrived in Edinburgh. We came toting heavy luggage, just off…read morethe bus from the airport, and were waiting to check into our airbnb. I had yelp-searched a few breakfast spots and we were gonna lug our bags UP the Royal mile, but then Macintyres happened to catch my eye. Travel weary, we lugged our suitcases inside, and tucked them under a table (the place is small and in the entrance to a hostel). Now this little cafe set the bar high for our first meal in Scotland. We ordered at the counter and sat down. The place is cute, with a few tables, a counter and stools facing the busy street and a guest book to write/doodle in. They sell different coffee/breakfast drinks, bagels, sandwhiches, and bakery items. We ordered a flat white, hot chocolate, salmon bagel and haggis bagel. We were served by a young Sam Heughan look-alike and enjoyed our beverages. Our bagels were delicious (and affordable)! We halfed them to share and though I was expecting a lox type texture, the salmon (more on the cooked side) was great. My hubby's haggis bagel was some of the best haggis on the trip (he ate it almost everyday) and was meaty and spiced inside a seeded bagel. We returned the next morning and after watching a group of guys (probably post stag party-they were all over the city!) Order the (square) sausage in a roll, we followed suit. "Tomato sauce (ketchup) or brown sauce?" What is brown sauce? Like a spicy wosterchire like katsu sauce....after that morning I was hooked and ended up using it throughout the trip and buying a bottle of HP to take home. The sausage rolls were a great on-the-go breakfast and very affordable, on a couple pounds. Highly recommend this cafe to warm up on a chilly Scottish day or a quick, affordable breakfast on the Royal Mile.

Without a doubt, one of the best lunches we had in Edinburgh. Moroccan chicken stew/soup, no…read morebutter/cream - reprieve from all the tons of butter ... OMG ... They did not have a vegetable dish available, but the nice woman made us a fresh salad - tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers which we desperately craved. This is a solid place. Nice atmosphere, good variety of quick eats done well. Highly recommend!

This restaurant is conveniently located near Haymarket and the place previously was a cheesecake…read moreshop. I love Japanese food , so I decided to pass by and get a take away. The inside is not very big, nor that comfortable. However, the owner and staff are very friendly and the food excellent. I got some sushi and edamame beans and the texture and taste was just perfect. I will be back.

The decor may be basic, but the food is gorgeous, and the staff are very friendly, helpful and…read moreattentive (in a good way). Lots of slightly more unusual dishes, and plenty for vegetarians/vegans. The bill was very modest. I can't wait to go back.

Despite repeated failure, some sites are just too good not to try again. Salvation of Leith, the…read morenew venture from the people who run Jeremiah's Taproom and Empress of Broughton Street, is the latest in a long string of pubs on the set back site on the Shore, once occupied by the Association For The Improvement Of The Condition Of The Poor in Leith (next door to Restaurant Martin Wishart). This has got that US vibe with a focus on craft beer (both draught and cans) and sloppy burgers. Quite conservative house taps (Birra Morreti etc) with 6 or so "guest" taps on the back wall, with Tempest, Alechemy etc. Decent enough. A couple of slushy machines provide on tap margaritas and daquiris. The real draw though is the food - a decent burger focused selection. However my personal favourite is the fish taco and halloumi fries; great flavour. It's a big comfortable space inside, with a long area through the back which will probably be used as overspill to the smaller front bar. The big draw may remain the substantial pavement table set up out the front, which can be a very pleasant sun trap on one of the most beautiful streets in Leith/Edinburgh. one criticism that hopefully they will do something about is rubbish wi-fi - either have wi-fi or don't, but having the staff tell you that "sometimes it works but it's pretty hopeless" seems unacceptable.

Great little but busy take away that I've visited probably on a million occasions. I love their…read moreduck, shredded beef and noodles. The only downside is that it is impossible to resist going in when you go to Tescos or the pharmacy lol. It is definitely my favourite Chinese takeaway in Cumbernauld.

I hav used this same chinese for over 12 years, i now find it impossible to enjoy a chinese from…read moreany other placeDeliveries may be upto an hour,as its always busy,but well worth the wait =) Also if ur stuck for wat to get or are sick of ordering the same thing all u need to do is ask the staff and they may suggest something.. They have also suggested meals to me which are not even on the menu,amazing!! I have not once been dissapointed with a meal, always fresh,roasting hot and delicious. P.s There's another phone number (01236733733) incase ur finding it impossible to get through to 01236458499.