Cairngorm Coffee Co.

Love this quirky little coffee shop that will become my new office as wifi is amazing great interior friendly staff just had a cuppa but was presented really nicely and tasted ace will be back to eat and have coffee xxx

Quick meeting straight after work. Such a cute little coffee place in fredrick street, Edinburgh. I love the tea set, displayed perfectly! They have clocks on the wall with the current time in the other side of the world! Cray!

I think simply by telling you my lunch you will get an idea of how tasty the food at Cairngorm is. Having spied it on the menu board by the door I didn't even read any further. Sourdough bread, grilled cheese and chilli jam. Followed by delicious salted caramel brownie. I think you know already this is worth a visit.

by the way, there are two filials of this load. I ordered the avocado toast and I tell them that part is very filled. they complement the perfect amount of avocado and it is definitely worth the price. the latte was also delicious as I like it (the roasted coffee still too strong or too weak). free. wlan is present and the ambiente is beautiful.

Good not Great. This newish café is in a great location but is easy to miss due to it's basement location. Once inside it's nicely finished but a bit claustrophobic due to the dim lighting and lack of windows. The coffee was very good but quite expensive given the small cup. The competition in this area is extremely tough and you really have to be exceptional to survive here. With Wellington Coffee across the street pulling in the customers, I don't rate their chances of survival.

When I first moved to Edinburgh I read an article on Buzzfeed 21 Incredible Things To Eat In Edinburgh Right Now. I quickly made it my mission to eat everything on this list (I am still working on it)! A grilled cheese from Cairngorm Coffee is one of the items in this list and being really close to my work I made it one of my first stops. Buzzfeed was absolutely correct. The grilled cheese is the best I have ever had! It is so simple yet so amazing; it literally oozes yumminess! The sourdough bread, cheese and chili jam complement each other perfectly and provide pleasure for both the mouth and nose. It is quite small inside, but it is perfect for a quick bite or coffee with friends, or by y...

Yes, yes, yes and yes. Cairngorm Coffee ticked all the boxes for me. Yes to great coffee, yes to great food, yes to friendly staff and yes to a great looking shop with funky decor. Most importantly for me, the coffee. Beans from Mr Eoin who is the local roaster whom we buy our beans from for making coffee at home, but Cairngorm makes it so much better than I do. Have to also mention the water as well, it's from a cooler full of water melon and it is really really good. Secondly, the food is awesome. We only had the peanut butter brownie but it was soooo good. Some toasted cheese sandwiches were coming out to there as well, we did well not to steal them and run away as they smelt so good. Thi...

I loved this little coffee shop. The decor was think wood with funky touches. Im not a bog coffee drinker but was catching up with a friend and we both wanted a coffee so went in for a cup. When we saw the delights on offer we couldn't resist. I ordered one of their indulgent 3 Cheese toasties and it was delicious. Funnily im not a melted cheese person and cant remember ever ordering a toasties anywhere but when you see these you know your in for a treat. Just look at the ozzing Jarlsberg, Combi and Monterey cheese. They put some chilli chutney in there aswell to balance out the flavour. I have become somewhat of a toasties fanatic since and am pretty good at them now. My friend got a slice...

have recently been trying to explore Edinburgh a little more, and with the weather being as nice recently I could wander round Edinburgh without getting cold or rained on. During my wanders I discovered my new favourite coffee shop, Cairngorm Coffee Co. I love stumbling upon place like this, it's one of the reasons I love Edinburgh sp much. This coffee shop is on Fredrick Street, and other than the metal bike attached to the railing outside that says Cairngorm Coffee you almost wouldn't notice it was there. It is down some stairs and below ground level. It isn't huge, but it has a quite a few tables and seats, as well as seats on the street and also outside the door next to the stair. It als...