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Capital Coffee – Santu Coffee Bar, Canongate.
For those in search of really good coffee, the Royal Mile has been something of a desert.
There are decent places in the vicinity, such as Milkman (two...
Capital coffee – Brew’d Speciality Coffee Bar
Authentic antipodean coffee know-how in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle.
Opening a new coffee shop during a global pandemic is a sign of optimism.
Brew'd,...
Edinburgh Coffee scene – Argyle Place in Marchmont
Argyle Place’s long, sweeping bar immediately indicates that you are in a special venue.
The stylish interior maintains its links to the specialist coffee...
Coffee bean scene – Gordon Street Coffee
Gordon Street is a relatively recent arrival on Edinburgh’s coffee scene.
Their original branch in Glasgow’s Central Station was the first to roast beans...
A taste of Bologna – by the beach
Portobello has added to its growing foodie reputation with the opening of pasta specialist Aemilia.
Top chef Kip Preidys and Giada Betti have added a...
Cyber security heads January business agenda
Midlothian and East Lothian Chamber of Commerce invite you to a coffee and chat on Wednesday, January 20 (10am to 11am) via Zoom. You...
Coffee, coronavirus and the uncertain future of high street cafe culture
Jennifer Ferreira, Coventry University
Before coronavirus hit, the UK had a thriving coffee shop culture, with around 26,000 coffee shops across the country. But by...
Blend it with Blendly
Here’s something new coffee lovers which became even more popular during lockdown.
Commercial coffee roaster, Blendly, is an online coffee marketplace dedicated to letting...
New landscape for Edinburgh’s hospitality sector
Necessity is the mother of invention it is claimed, but it didn’t need wise words from Greek philosopher Plato for Edinburgh’s pub and hospitality...
Mobile banking app launched
Jemma Craig (pictured) from Leith was one of the first Edinburgh residents to pick up a free coffee from the Royal Bank of Scotland...
Sunday is International Coffee Day
International Coffee Day is on Sunday, 1 October and coffee lovers in Scotland are being urged to book their tickets for the capital’s coffee...
Heady brew for Capital coffee festival
Coffee lovers are being urged to put Saturday 14 October in their diaries when the Edinburgh Coffee Festival will take over the Corn Exchange...
Our advent calendar – Christmas Gift suggestion #17
Newington Coffee shop My Front Room have an online shop for you to buy coffee for someone as a lovely unusual gift.
The shop now...
Where to drink coffee in Edinburgh – Grounds and Grams
Stockbridge is known as a haven for the foodies amongst its inhabitants and I count myself very lucky to be one of them. With...
The Counter gets its own TV advert
By winning a competition the owners of coffee shop in a police box The Counter will be able to promote their business on national...
‘Suspended Coffee’ – Rose Street café leads the way in charitable giving
Social Bite, may be a small café on Rose Street, but they are at the centre of a big change in the Edinburgh’s food...
Gran Caffe opens at the Signet Library
The Edinburgh Reporter is a big fan of the Pommery Bar which opens in the Signet Library each Festival, and so we are glad...
The Roamin’ Nose Sunday Music
Wow another coffee-come-restaurant-come-venue comes to Stockbridge/Canonmills. How many more can one ‘wee’ corner of Edinburgh sustain? Have we reached a point in our society...
The Edinburgh Reporter Advent Calendar – Gifts for everyone – Cuckoo’s Bakery
Cuckoo's Bakery Christmas Cupcakes 2011
The nice people at Cuckoo's have baked special cupcakes for you at Christmas time, Choose from 6 Christmas flavours: Mince Pie, Christmas...
The Irrepressible Bean
Rouud, the pop-up Artisan Roast at Bruntsfield, celebrates its opening with a beer tasting today. The cafe at 138 Bruntsfield Place serves lunch as...
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