The best breakfasts in Edinburgh
Consequently, the Scottish capital does not treat the morning after lightly. Cafes, pubs and restaurants open their doors to all hungover souls , with the aim of curing their sorrows based on plenty of coffee and crispy bacon.
They have something edinburgh breakfasts that cure even the deadliest of hangovers.
WILD WOOD COFFEE
Wild Wood Cafe It's the closest thing to having a hangover at your parents' house, minus the prying questions about where you were last night and who "these" you went out with are. With a feel and smell that couldn't be more homey, Wild Wood Café welcomes you with a (metaphorical) hug and a good cup of coffee (real) .
To accompany it, choose from a thousand options, all equally delicious and comforting. If you need a good shot of fructose, sign up for the coconut and blueberry pancakes with berry compote . If what you need is for your blood pressure to rise, bean toast with tomato, chorizo and cheddar They will resurrect you.
QUICK AND PLENTY COFFEE
For those hangovers where only the greasiest and most satisfying dish will get you out of bed, Quick and Plenty has you covered. This unassuming Tollcross cafe specializes in, as the name suggests, how fast and how abundant.
In keeping with the folksy spirit of the place, the menu is a typed sheet with Bic pen arrows between dishes and prices. here reign the fried eggs, baked beans and buttered mashed potatoes, strong tea and tattie scones (potato scones) fresh out of the oven. Not even Johnnie Walker would resist.
The energetic breakfast
WORD OF MOUTH
Don't be put off by the street this is on classic scottish pub . Despite its views of a building under construction, word-of-mouth it is one of the best refuges for those who had too much fun the night before.
In Word of Mouth, the coffee is powerful and the menu is not far behind . The star of the card is croque monsieur , sample of the French cultural heritage of the owners. If you are one of those who need a dose of sugar to combat seasickness, do not hold back: unlike in most of the United Kingdom, Coca Cola here is served as the canons dictate, in a glass bottle.
Sweet tooth? Enjoy Word of Mouth Cafe
roseleaf
In the evenings, Rosealeaf and its decoration of extreme granny house that even serves you drinks in ceramic teapots is the dream of every hipster. In the mornings, Roseleaf is every hungover hipster's dream.
The menu offers from French toast with bacon and banana a fish soup with vegetables to Indian-style chicken wraps . To help bring it down, try one of their natural juices (recommended heart beat , with pomegranate, raspberry and apple), their Belgian hot chocolate or, why not, one of their many craft beers… From Lost, to Loch (Ness) .
International flavors that will conquer you
MILK
Milk is hidden in an unglamorous corner of the West End , next to Haymarket station. It may not be the hippest street in Edinburgh, but it is the perfect environment to treat your hangover away from prying eyes.
And how to treat it... Mushroom and scrambled egg or chorizo and cheese burritos, falafel with pistachios, thai green chicken curry Y the best brownies in town they are at your disposal. All washed down with fair trade coffee and organic tea. Milk leaves you no choice: tonight you'll be ready for another (and another, and another...)
Milk: Teardrop cakes and the best brownie in town
KING'S WARK
If on your trip to Edinburgh you fell in love with the scottish culture (and after spending a night with Macallan, who doesn't), King's Wark is a must.
This 15th century pub has been reinvented with an innovative twist on traditional Scottish cuisine, with dishes such as hake and salmon cakes with chili jam, mushroom pancakes and brie with poached egg or the great kahuna of Scottish cuisine: haggis, neeps & tatties s, a combination plate of meat pudding and mashed potatoes and turnips.
Kings Wark is proud to serve brunch for true Scotsmen (breakfasts for real Scottish men) , and will gladly accept that for a day you try to be one ( kilt optional) .
'Brunch for true Scotsmen'