Spoon Edinburgh - Menu

Spoon is so yummy, so cozy, and just so niceIt's a great place to come in and dine or catch up with a friend.

Lovely calm and relaxing ambience. Refreshing change from the usual four walls I'm used to these days. I will be back

The Spoon Cafe Bistro was a delight .. great food and service anc loved the retro feel of the place..most interesting toilets!

Lovely spot with good coffee, food, and amazing staff/serviceS full breakfast cost me £10 which is pretty standard It was quality food.

I dined at Spoon during the Fringe. Normally during the Fringe restaurants are packed and horrible to sit in. But because Spoon is located through a small door and up a flight of stairs it missed the rush. The food is fantastic, well sourced, free range, really tasty. It's great for breakfast and well worth a visit

The restaurant had relaxing feels to it's interior and friendly staff. The meal was ok, not particularly special but still good dinning experience. I had grilled duck and beetroot with black pudding. Meat was little tough but rest was nice compliments. Only one or two vegeterian main dish which I thought is little dissapointing and it was pasta dish as well

We enjoyed a pretheatre meal at Spoons. We loved the quirkiness of the cafe environment, for example the mixed seats and crockery. It is a big building and although it was not full, it still a nice warmth and atmosphere. The pretheatre menu is limited to choices for each course but there was soemthing which suited all of our party. The food was wellcooked, nicely presented and most of all extrememly tasty!! All of us cleared our plates. The waitresses were very friendly efficient

'MEDIOCRE' was the overall agreed description for Spoon, Edinburgh by our table. The Restaurant itself was quite quirky in decor although sparse for size of room which was light and airy. Service was slow considering restaurant was no where near half full even during Festival we had to prompt staff for everything! Food was average and overpriced for what we received. out of of fish dishes ordered were overcooked as was pasta dish. On the plus side beef was lovely and hand cut chips were amazing

This was our first visit to Spoon in Edinburgh I can't belive we've not been before. We popped in for a late supper after seeing a Fringe Show. Great location for University, Pleasance Festival Theatre. Surroundings are lovely it's spacious and airy with an informal, comfortable atmosphere and a vintage style. Menu is varied anything from a snack or light lunch to a full meal is on offer. Food was delicious simple but very capably cooked. Service was friendly and efficient. We will certainly make an effort to go back