Cafe Keno in Edinburgh

One nice little cafe in the Edinburgh Old Town. I ordered haggis and I love it. Great place for hanging out with your friend and family.

The food was perfect, the portions are pretty big and the price is reasonable. We ate here twice, the staff was nice and friendly. I recommend it.

not very pleased with the food, the fish was saggy, the steak so tough and definitely overcooked, and the spaghetti so unspecial, may be good as a cafe for a quick bite or a coffee, but the food was not much of favour

Listen , you need to try the full Scottish breakfast here. It's litterally better than the full English breakfasts I get back home. Bacon is cut thick and is sourced well , sausages are lovely and you get a lovely latte from here. Cake selection looks amazing and it is priced very well. Staff are quick and polite!If you visit , please try a full breakfast !!They serve alcohol and provide perfect hangover cures.

Rude customer service, tried asking a question and was rudely kept getting interrupted and told to go sit down but wanted to know something about the breakfast before I wasted my time sitting down to be told no, wouldnt recommend. Best at cafe edinburgh over the road far more polite and listened

Lovely little cafe. Reasonably priced. Good selection of food, drinks and cake.

My husband and I had lunch here today. There was so much choice! Lovely little cafe with good food and friendly staff. My omelette was perfectly cooked and just the right size.Good noise and light levels. Nice clean loo!

A fresh, bright and cheerful cafe that offers a great range of snacks and treats. Reasonable prices for quality food in a prime location on the Royal Mile. Helpful and friendly staff made this a very welcoming stop.

Good coffee, decent food, a great selection of cakes and bakes and filling meals available.Cafe Keno is a nice spot to settle down and have a break. They have plenty of food and drink options available, and the cakes look great.Coffee and tea are also available, and were good quality. The staff are very nice and attentive to their customers.

Stopped here for a quick coffee before going into the Scottish Storytelling Centre opposite the cafe. The menu looks like stereotypical British/Scottish fare, though I only asked for a Latte to go, which came to 2.90, which I thought was above average price for a takeaway cup. The coffee was fine, same as one from Pret or any other chain, just costs more.