Artisan Coffee in Edinburgh

We visited Artisan Roast at Broughton Street a few times and tried different espresso drinks there, all were great. It is apparent that the baristas are real coffee connoisseur, and funny guys. They offered us complimentary tasting on different occasions, such as a whisky-infused roast (I guess) which was really nice. Artisan Roast has its own roastery and they retail beans from various sources with different roasts. I have been experimenting with my espresso machine using their darker roasts, and to me they are well balanced.

The coffee is second to none. Absolutely excellent. Dayum these hipsters know their stuff. Small selection of snacks available, but the sandwich was really good.Some insufferable clientele loudly talking about their love lives and trips to Henley in a very small seating area, but not the fault of the owners. If you're triggered by students or trendy people, this place isn't for you...

I have never drunk a tastier coffee in my life, a gourmet experience in a cozy atmosphere

We were walking around Edinburgh and we discovered this little and cozy coffee shop :) it’s so lovely. We sit in place near to the window and had some coffees and pastries. It was delicious.

I pop in here a few times a week, and their brilliant staff never fail to brighten my day. The coffee is the best I’ve had in Edinburgh by a country mile, and the prices are still reasonable. Keep doing what you are doing, because it’s perfect.

A wonderful space to just sit back and think about the day ahead, or even the day behind.I ordered one oat milk latte and a cold brew. The cold brew was refreshing, so tasty - like fresh tomato leaves! So strange to find in a coffee of I was really impressed.I bought some of their carefully selected beans and I really really enjoyed them, too. I am certainly going to be getting more in the near future.If you ever need a cafe to visit while you're in Edinburgh then you're in luck! They have the best, and Artisan Roast is at the very top.Can't wait to visit again soon!

Coffee Nerds drink your heart out. Lots of lovely coffee at great prices. The Baristas here really know their stuff and are extremely passionate about their craft. Good place to stop by, away from the bustle of the high street and enjoy a genuinely good coffee like a local.

Lovely cafe & coffee specialists set back from the busy part of town. Cute seating area at the back with a log burner. Really friendly service. Tasty, short flat white but the milk needed warming a little more. Limited food. Would recommend this place for the coffee

Their Sumatra is very good, I make it french press; dark roast is dark but not Spanish dark roast, it is a heavy, thick taste but has a bit of zesty flavour(but no sweetness) and is priced very well and I really enjoyed it. The Salvador beans are relatively light and were very strong in the zesty direction which I don't like but definitely could be enjoyable for the right drinker. If you mix the two and add something sweet like Brazilian Santos etc., then you really have a well rounded flavour profile, in all directions. The lady owner was nice too and gave me a free cup of coffee as they were closing soon and I had a chat with a customer briefly who was a cool guy too. I recommend visiting and trying the coffee, talking to people over there too. If I lived in Edinburgh I'd definitely come through every now and then and have a chat with the owner or the customers and buy some beans.

These guys make really, really good coffee (they've also got very nice oat milk as well, in case you don't fancy regular milk. Had it with a flat white coffee, which tasted lovely). The atmosphere is pretty relaxing, and the staff are super friendly. Very much recommend overall.