Cairngorm Coffee Co. in Edinburgh

Staff were amazing, really friendly with great suggestions and made you feel really welcome. We had coffee and cakes. Heaps of vegan option (the ones we had tasted absolutely delicious) and they don't charge extra for non-dairy milk. Cafe itself is light and airey and they have lots of outdoor seating. 100% would go back and recommend.

This place has been highly recommended to me and I finally got a chance to experience it. It definitely lived up to the hype, high quality coffee which wasn't too expensive considering location and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

Great vibes. Friendly staff. Try latte with coconut milk is delicious !

Amazing. Great vibes, plenty of room, 11/10 batch brew and delicious looking pastries. Some of the best coffee in Edinburgh.

Our first day in Edinburgh started with a great almond croissant and a mocha

Very cute coffee shop with a lot of options for coffee, pastries and sandwiches. I walked to this location as the other one was unexpectedly closed (it was meant to be open according to google, and there were no explanations of the other shop being closed on instagram etc. so it was pretty confusing). Nevertheless it was a lovely walk over. The coffee was nice and flavourful. Guilty Pleasure blend is very strong tasting and is what they use in their espresso and I ended up buying a bag to bring home.

Really good coffee and a nice range of brownies/cakes. Can sometimes be pretty busy, but I'm usually able to get a table.

Lovely atmosphere, good covid safety measures. If you're American like me and used to super sweet coffee they don't have syrups to add to coffee. I just got a sweet treat to offset it.

We heard about Cairngorm Coffee through TopJaw’s review of them and were excited to try their drinks. Impressed at their own range of washed and natural coffees, selection of drinks and tasty baked treats.Customer service was a bit clinical, with a poorly designed social distancing seating arrangement. Witnessed a lot of customers being turned away into the rain when the cafe was way under capacity for the Covid limits.

5* for the price. Avo on toast, americano & a slice of carrot cake for £12I don't like cheese hence ordered the Avo on Toast sans cheese and the staff kindly suggested if I'd like a relish instead, which was deliciousBut they lose 2* because the carrot cake just looked pretty but lacked taste other than being sickly sweet.And the toast was hard and didn't taste fresh (perhaps a drizzle of oliver oil or if they had soread butter/margarine over it would have helped soften it).Soderberg Bakery down the road is a little more expensive but worth the price in comparison when considering the quality of the bakes and sandwiches (it was closed during bank holiday)But otherwise very friendly staff, lovely venue and a clean loo. I wouldn't refuse to go there if you just want something quick and a nice place to chill