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Just like being in a cafe in Melbourne great food, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere. Must visit!

Fantastic service with great food coffee. I keep coming back to this cafe whenever I'm in Edinburgh, it's just great!

I’m going to share with you one of my favorite places which seems to be a bit of an Edinburgh secret. This little establishment just off the Royal Mile only seats View menu

cozy little caffe in the old town. feel comfortable and friendly service. I had the Scotch pancakes with honey butter. rich, sweet, fluffy, an absolute joy. very well appreciated

After craving eggs benedict The Little Larder definitely did not disappoint! The queue was expected after reading previous reviews however it went down very quick as customers were respectful and didn’t take up too much time after eating. I’d definitely say to anyone that it is worth waiting in line and to not let it put you off. We both ordered eggs Benedict and the presentation was super cool I love how it is given to you in a little box! The only thing is it made cutting very awkward. The coffee was great and the services were a lot quicker than expected hence why the queue is so quickly moved! I’d definitely go back again on my next trip.

Nice lunch. My wife and I had a pot of tea and sandwiches on the way down the royal mile from the Edinburgh Castle. The larder is informal and the servers are eager to please and genuinely personable despite having a clientele of boorish tourists such as us. There's only a few tables, but we were able to get seats at 1:00 on a spring Friday afternoon. Prices seemed reasonable to me. I had a smoked fish sandwich (mackerel) which is served on two thick slices of an artisan whole wheat bread with a small side of a chickpea cous-cous and salad greens. My wife had the goat cheese. Doesn't sound like much, but everything was prepared with thoughtful care, would definitely recommend. View menu

The Edinburgh Larder wraps you in a completely different kind atmosphere. If sipping a coffee on Artisan Roast’s window sill felt like one of studenthood’s long lost pleasures, winning a table on the Larder’s tiny, packed floor was the equivalent of treading the inescapable path towards maturity. The clientele seemed to be mostly made of small groups of friends, relatives and colleagues: the privileged population of a comfortable world, made of relaxed weekend breakfasts with loved ones, and convivial lunch breaks in cosy places just round the corner from the office. I wouldn’t be surprised to find they’re all regulars, as the Edinburgh Larder gives the occasional visitor more than one good...

We wanted to eat a full Scottish breakfast so after the search in zomato we fond Larder and Immediately caught our attention. Larder is in the old town and the place is very simple and not very big. We really like one painting on the wall que marked the places Were the ingredients cam from and the indredients and cakes in display. For breakfast we choose the full Scottish breakfast and a toast with egg and salmon. It was all perfect, the ingredients Were all natural, the sausages and black pudding was delicious, the egg was perfectly cooked and the salmon very fresh. All went perfectly with the fresh bread. To drink BOTH the latte and the tea were very good. The staff was always very friendl...

Centrally located and easy to find the small cafe was a delight. It's in the non busy side street which makes it more like a relaxed place to enjoy your breakfast. The cafe was modestly designed and has a home like feeling. Small space well utilized. If You are lucky you might get the comfort corner in the Edinburgh Larder near the window. Again the staff was friendly and it felt like home talking to them. (I must admit staff everywhere we went in Edinburgh was friendly shopping malls, restaurants, cafe's, hotel). We ordered sausage roll in brown bread with fresh juice and cappuccino. Our order was simple and had no complex culinary skill's to do, it was as I expected. Service was quick and... View menu