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.

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

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

Beatnik

Tollcross · Edinburgh

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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

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A sunlit corner inside Bono with a round white table, orange upholstered chairs, a small table lamp, and a red framed print on a pale wall

Bono

Newington · Edinburgh

sibling runsunlit corners
A top-down espresso in a white cup and saucer with a spoon resting on the rim, on a sunlit wooden deck

Cafēn

New Town · Edinburgh

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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

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Carter Coffee's bright interior with wood tables, a dark counter holding a batch brewer, a potted plant, and tall windows looking out onto Bonnington's brick tenements

Carter Coffee

Bonnington · Edinburgh

new roasteryBeans to go
Cult Coffee Roasters' blue shopfront at number 104 with gold CULT COFFEE ROASTERS lettering, a hand drawn coffee plant decal on the window, and posted weekday and weekend hours

Cult Coffee Roasters

Newington · Edinburgh

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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

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Lowdown's white marble counter with a chrome espresso machine, twin taps, and an oak shelf lined with cups and trailing greenery against a wood panelled wall

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
A dark branded card reading THE COBBLED ROASTERY nestled among freshly roasted coffee beans spilling across a wooden counter

The Cobbled Roastery

New Town · Edinburgh

micro roasteryBeans to go
The Milkman's dark shopfront on Cockburn Street with THE MILKMAN lettering on the fascia below a carved sandstone bay window, next to the neighboring Tethera Greys sign

The Milkman

Old Town · Edinburgh

tiny window seatsBeans to go
Close-up of the black Probat roaster's nameplate with PROBAT embossed in the metal casing and polished chrome fittings catching the light

Williams and Johnson

Leith · Edinburgh

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