I'm surprised this has survived with Greggs so close by but it has. Seating not that comfy but good…read moreif you have tired feet from too much shopping. Best buys are the scones (better than Greggs) and the sausage rolls (though not as nice as Greggs). Staff are friendly and helpful and knowledgeable about ingredients which is a bonus if you have an allergy not to be met with a blank look!

The location I visited was in Stockbridge but may get their baked goods here. I had a premade…read moresandwich which I'd not recommend and will never do again. It tasted fine but had obviously been sitting for a while as the rocket leaves were withered and dried out. About 35 minutes later I had the opposite of a party in my pants. This was an absolutely horrible experience and ruined the rest of the day and evening. The ambience was fine, sunny storefront, lovely employees, wonderful branding etc etc etc but beware! Freshly made things only from now on.

Went to the Queensferry Road branch and came away happily satisfied. Bread, baking and coffee all…read moregreat and happy to go back again and again.

The man who runs the place has a positive yet professional demeanor, and helped us make our meal…read morevegan-friendly! The falafel wrap was probably the best one I've ever had. It's warm, spacious, and there's free Wi-Fi inside, too. We had to wait a bit longer because the smoothie machine was kaput so he gave us some free cold brew, which was very sweet. All in all, there's something about this place that made me very happy.

I love it when I find a cafe or similar in which I get a sense that a passionate person is trying…read moreto make their mark. I got that the moment I walked in to Mo Beans on Easter Road. No idea why I think this or even whether it's true but still . . . Great coffee, good food, nice space, friendly service. Mo Beans is worth your custom. Above all though they have fresh cardomom buns, which for me are the gold standard for any cafe. One morning, they were fresh out the oven. Heaven.

This ought to be a five-star review…read more Had it not been for a few minor aggravations, it would have been. Let's get those out of the way first: the card machine was broken - not their fault I know, but running up the road in the rain to the nearest cashpoint does sully one's experience a little. There was no sugar on the table to put in my tea, meaning it had to be pilfered from another table. FInally, the girl serving didn't ask me if I wanted ketchup on my bacon roll, leaving me to assume it would be delivered on the side anyway, which it wasn't... But those are minor aggravations. Mini mini mini qualms. Overall, PJ is quite simply L.O.V.E.L.Y. Big and fresh and high-ceilinged, with a good line in yummy-looking cakes (including some simply adorable mini macarons) and a fine Chesterfield sofa, this is my kinda place for real. I don't get out to this end of town all that much but this is definitely a beacon to draw me back. (Although it looks like they're opening a branch on South Bridge, so, y'know. It depends where the sofa ends up. I'm fickle.) My bacon sandwich came on proper wholemeal bread, just like you'd hope, in a roll bigger than my palm. Ok, ok, tiny mandolin hands render that comparison useless. Let's say about the size of a saucer. A happy size. A truly filling size. Sure, without the ketchup it was a little drier than ideal but not so much that I bothered to actually ASK for ketchup. Add to that that my pot of tea was good and generous and cost me less than two quid, and I was properly set for a darn tootin' good day. Thanks, Pat Jacob. Looking forward to having you in Old Town!

Stopped off tonight enroute home from work to meet my husband and his parents for a coffee and…read morecake. I had carrot & parsnip which is a new combination to me, but delicious. Tasty latte and they sell fentimans curiosity cola which is a real treat. Good service. how refreshingly nice to have home made produce with good quality ingredients that the person who made it can tell you all about it. All veggie as they don't use gelatine! Hurrah.

Greggs is a good solid place to come for lunch and you know what you can expect from it, so there's…read moreno risks from coming here. They are as Eleanor says dotted all around town, so there's really no escaping from them when you are out and about. This particular outlet does get pretty busy during the afternoon as hungry shoppers and hungry workers are drawn here for a tasty bite to eat. They do some pretty good baguettes that are freshly made there , and if you get a packet of crisps and a drink, you can qualify for their £3 Meal Deal. There are loads of pastries and cakes., my favourite has got to be their sausage rolls which are decently priced at 58p.

I've never been a great fan of Gregg's they seem to be taking over the high street where ever you…read morego. I don't think a lot of baking goes on in these stored these days just defrost and serve unless you count the pie section, defrost, bake, serve. When I've come to this store on a Sunday there only seems to be two staff members working, one making the sandwiches and the other serving and taking payment. I find the juices expensive here but what l do like is consistency, no matter where you go you will get the same standard no matter what store you go to.

If I am walking down Dundas Street I can't resist the opportunity to pop into Archipelago and grab…read morea loaf. They usually have something unusual and a bit special. Sourdoughs, ryes, and classic bloomers. The staff have always been friendly and happy to talk through their breads. They don't always have huge quantities so if it's late in the day it might be slim pickings, but it's worth a check if your passing by. It's also a nice little cafe selling soups/salads/sandwiches and cakes. I've only ever had their bread but I'd consider it for a bite to eat if I was in the area. It doesn't take card unfortunately which is a shame as I rarely have cash. It's not the cheapest loaf but it seems in line with most artisanal bakeries. I think it's worth it and any time I've gotten bread here it has been rather quickly polished off.

Changing locations soon but offer gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options which they tweet and…read moreshare on facebook. Mainly take away and open till around 3pm each day as all products are freshly made on the premises each day. Had gf bread from here, straight out the oven. It was small but tasty and lasted a couple of days. Soup options commonly offered too so popular for the lunchtime crowd.

Baynes has to be my favourite bakers in Fife! It is a local business with various shops across the…read moretowns and villages in Fife. So when I was paying Inverkeithing a visit I had to pay it a quick visit for a snack! The morning rolls are brilliant and Baynes uses these for their filled rolls. Nothing can beat a ham salad roll from Baynes, at £1.30 it truly is a bargain! On top of this, Baynes also provide the best Scotch pies in Fife. There are not as greasy as others and has a crispy pastry to them. In terms of cakes, the snowballs are very tasty, and have plenty of jam in the middle. The fudge donuts as well are very tempting! All the produce on offer are sold at fantastic prices, very cheap indeed. This particular shop was clean and the staff were also very helpful! Best Bakers in town!

I have been going to Baynes in Inverkeithing for many years as it is superb.You always get a warm…read morewelcome from pleasant knowledgeable staff who get to know your tastes.Their rolls are by far the best locally and salad rolls like their Ham and Tuna are both unsurpassed.The Apple and Rhubarb tarts are to die for!Baynes in Rosyth and Dunfermline are equally worth a visit.The only area where they cannot compete is with Stephens steak bridies.

Masons was my local bakery for years, I used to get a hot roll every morning and go back for a…read morefilled baguette every lunch time. Unfortunately moved away from area now and Masons is one of the many things I miss about Newhaven. Would definitely recommend them.

Have just bought 2 'hot' pies and 2 'hot' sausage rolls from Masons. What a disappointment. The…read morepies were barely warm and definitely didn't taste fresh - feel as though we were sold old leftovers which had been reheated more than once. Couldn't get a knife through the crust of the pies and the sausage in the middle of each of the sausage rolls was shrivelled and the pastry very tough and dry. Used to go there lots but definitely won't be returning or recommending. The cakes all looked very tasty.