Caffeine Hunter
Artisan Roast's dark grey Broughton Street shopfront with a carved ARTISAN ROAST COFFEE ROASTERY sign and a bright orange double door at number 57, flanked by arched windows on a stone tenement

United Kingdom

Edinburgh

55.9533,-3.1883

Scotland's coffee scene traces back to one 2007 Broughton Street roastery, since spread across a compact grid of New Town and Old Town addresses within easy walking distance of each other.

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Artisan Roast's dark grey Broughton Street shopfront with a carved ARTISAN ROAST COFFEE ROASTERY sign and a bright orange double door at number 57, flanked by arched windows on a stone tenement

Artisan Roast

Broughton · Edinburgh

classicBeans to go
Beatnik's red sign with its musical note mark mounted on the weathered stone facade above the entrance

Beatnik

Tollcross · Edinburgh

no wifiBeans to go
Bedrock's minimalist interior with light wood high tables and black metal stools against a white wall hung with a coffee flavor wheel and framed burlap coffee sacks

Bedrock Coffee

Old Town · Edinburgh

classicBeans to go
The deep red Victorian shopfront of Bono on South Clerk Street, a hand lettered Bono sign above two lit pendant globes in the windows and Speciality Coffee Hub on the glass

Bono

Newington · Edinburgh

sibling runDog friendly
The olive green shopfront of Cafen at number 44, white lettering reading cafen. speciality brew bar above a multi paned window with a round pendant globe and a pair of green double doors

Cafēn

New Town · Edinburgh

third wave labBeans to go
The rounded stone corner frontage of Cairngorm Coffee on Melville Place, with CAIRNGORM COFFEE lettering above tall plant-filled windows and wooden bench seating on the pavement

Cairngorm Coffee

West End · Edinburgh

classicBeans to go
The red COFFEE blade sign projecting from the red brick corner of Carter Coffee in Bonnington, a tall glass window reflecting the old brick mill building opposite

Carter Coffee

Bonnington · Edinburgh

new roasteryBeans to go
The royal blue frontage of Cult Coffee Roasters at number 104, white CULT COFFEE ROASTERS lettering above an open glass door, a wooden bench and folding boards on the pavement outside

Cult Coffee Roasters

Newington · Edinburgh

Meadows localBeans to go
Fortitude Coffee's dark blue shopfront at number 64 with the white FORTITUDE sign above tall windows reflecting the stone tenements across the street

Fortitude Coffee

Stockbridge · Edinburgh

classicBeans to go
The grey LOWDOWN COFFEE fascia above the sandstone basement frontage on George Street, two sash windows, the glass door and a red chair on the paved area beside it

Lowdown Coffee

New Town · Edinburgh

basement minimalismBeans to go
Bright interior corner of Machina Coffee Marchmont with white tongue and groove panelling, ornate ceiling coving, wooden pendant lights, and a street facing window looking onto Marchmont Road tenements

Machina Coffee

Marchmont · Edinburgh

neighborhood roasteryBeans to go
Origin Coffee's black shopfront on South College Street with ORIGIN and SPECIALITY COFFEE ROASTERS signage above large windows showing warm pendant lighting and a retail shelf of coffee bags inside

Origin Coffee

Old Town · Edinburgh

Cornish importBeans to go
Tanifiki's counter with a black Dalla Corte espresso machine in front of exposed stone wall and red wooden shelving stocked with Rafiki branded coffee bags and plants

Tanifiki Coffee Bar

Portobello · Edinburgh

African specialtyBeans to go
The hanging navy sign reading The Cobbled Roastery Edinburgh beside a sandstone window, with the stainless steel roaster flue running out through the wall above

The Cobbled Roastery

New Town · Edinburgh

micro roasteryBeans to go
The lit THE MILKMAN lightbox sign hanging on chains from a timber beam against the exposed brick and stone wall inside the shop

The Milkman

Old Town · Edinburgh

tiny window seatsBeans to go
Two baristas working behind plywood counters in a whitewashed room, bags of beans and a pour over setup on one counter and twin grinders on the other

Williams and Johnson

Leith · Edinburgh

roastery courtyardBeans to go
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