Vivo in Edinburgh

Very nice service and the food was delicious. A cafe worth recommending.

A lovely little find on a bright buy chilly Edinburgh afternoon. Small but well spaced out, with comfortable seating and a cozy ambience.The large Brazilian Cafetiere coffee was good and ample for 2 to share, although could have been a tad stronger brewed.And the cakes were tasty, moist, delicious, and generously portioned.Locale itself is child friendly, which is always a bonus for me, and located directly across from the historic Canongate Kirk, so offers attractive views.Overall we had an idyllic afternoon coffee & cake break here, with friendly service and decent prices for the Royal Mile. Would recommend.

Great experience. Nice and welcoming staff, delicious food and generous portion. Smashed avokado on toast with scrambled eggs was a fantastic and energising breakfast option for an active day. Thank you!

£15 for 1 fish and chips and a bottle of coke. Which I would be fine with if it was ‘traditional fish and chips’ as advertised. What I got, however, was a frozen piece of bread crumb fish and frozen chips. They’re lucky that there’s no option for 0 stars, I have given 1 out of necessity to post this review. I would avoid at all costs. Horrendous.

Met a friend for lunch here. My moussaka was hard and dry, I would assume it had been kept under hot lamps for too long. It was replaced, but still average and a small portion. My friends chicken she said was dry. A shame as I had a decent apple pie the afternoon before. Which is why we came for lunch

As we were leaving to return to Newcastle, we wanted to get a nice bite to eat and this place just drew us in, staff were really welcoming and my god, their food was astounding. Highly recommend getting yer we bootie into this place if you happen to be passing.

I had a delicious Greek salad with pitta bread and a beautiful slice of cake. Delicious food, good service, not too expensive. Would definitely recommend.

My partner asked for a blt bagel at £6.50 which, although a little pricey could be a really nice treat. This is what came... A cheap panini with no butter, two limp, undercooked slices of bacon and two slices of tomato, heated with the lettuce on the grill. Got charged 8 quid, even though it wasn't what we asked for and it was totally gross.Asked for flat whites but got lattes. They were quite nice, hence the two star review and not a one.Hard to justify 22 quid for two breakfast rolls, a horrible panini and three coffees.

Nice clean café, friendly service, decent food. Despite what other reviewers say, you CAN pay by card. Fish and chips cost £11.99 which seems pricey, but not surprising since location is on the Royal Mile.

Fantastic place for a Scottish breakfast and a coffee! I've come here twice after climbing up to Arthur's Seat and both times the food has been delicious and the service is great. Highly recommend it!