What are the opening hours for The Edinburgh Larder?

The Edinburgh Larder lists these hours on Google — Monday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM; Tuesday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM; Wednesday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM; Thursday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM; Friday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM; Saturday: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM; Sunday: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Hours can change, so confirm with the venue before travelling.

Where is The Edinburgh Larder?

The Edinburgh Larder is a café in Old Town, Edinburgh, at 54-56 Morningside Rd, Edinburgh EH10 4BZ, United Kingdom.

How expensive is The Edinburgh Larder?

Its listed price range is £10–20.

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A café in Old Townreturn visits and warm service

Cafés · Old Town

The Edinburgh Larder

This Old Town café earns return visits and warm service in its reviews, across 74 written reviews (averaging about 4.6/5). Treat it as a starting point, then check the practical details before you go.

This time we didn’t want to leave it to chance and came back again and once again, everything was delicious.

Return / ritual · Google review · 5★

What it is

A café in Old Town Cafés

Why it may suit

return visits and warm service 74 written reviews (averaging about 4.6/5) helped shape the notes lower down.

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current seating Make sure the detail still fits today.

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Best for

repeat-visit energy
warm-service stops

Good to know

warm, attentive service
a strong repeat-visit following

From the reviews — worth a quick confirm.

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current seating
WiFi if needed

Why open this page

Use this page to get the feel of The Edinburgh Larder, spot the useful caveats, and decide whether it belongs in today's plan.

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Useful routes

Browse slowly I want a place where wandering, discovery, and time are part of the point. A calm evening I want an evening place that feels low-stress rather than loud or performative.

Moments this may suit

Go alone without feeling awkward I want somewhere that seems kind to solitary visits. A rainy day place I want somewhere that can hold a slow, damp Edinburgh afternoon. An hour before a train I need somewhere useful for a short gap in the city. A low-pressure first date I want somewhere that gives people something to do besides perform. Somewhere to decompress I need a place that feels softer than the rest of the day. Still feels local I want places whose reviews suggest local attachment rather than pure visitor churn. Cosy winter places I want somewhere warm, low-friction, and useful when the day is dark or cold. Summer wandering I want a loose Edinburgh day with places to browse, pause, eat, or reset.

Appears in collections

Quiet cafés in Edinburgh for reading or working Cafés for a book, laptop, notebook, or quiet hour when the day needs somewhere softer. Rainy day things to do in Edinburgh Indoor places for a slow Edinburgh afternoon: coffee, books, records, film, bakeries, and useful shelter. Low-pressure date places in Edinburgh Places with a third thing in the room: books, records, coffee, pastries, film, or enough atmosphere to carry a pause. Solo-friendly places in Edinburgh Places where being alone can feel ordinary, welcome, or useful. Places near Waverley for the hour before a train Central stops for a short gap: coffee, bookshops, bakeries, and low-friction places before travel. Calm evening places in Edinburgh Lower-stress evening places with warmth, ritual, calm, or useful later hours.

Works in small plans

An hour before Waverley A central short-gap plan for coffee, browsing, or a low-friction pause before a train.

Practical details

Address

54-56 Morningside Rd, Edinburgh EH10 4BZ, United Kingdom

Postcode

EH10 4BZ

Website or profile

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Phone

+44 131 353 0015

Listed opening hours

Monday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM
Thursday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM to 3 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Sunday: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM

From public listing data. Confirm directly before travelling.

Price

£10–20

Map listing

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Detail coverage

Reviews checked

Google rating: 4.6 from 2,579 Google reviews
Review notes: 77 written reviews in a 100-review check , latest seen 2 Jun 2026

Why it might suit

Use this as a slower coffee option when seating, atmosphere, and opening details still work for the day. The review pattern points to warm service and return visits.

Staff warmth: 25 review mentions
Return / ritual: 11 review mentions

What we checked

This page is shaped by 74 written reviews from a 100-review set, plus public links where available.

Current depth: Useful review evidence

Caution: Evidence signals are a first-pass reading of the review set. Current opening, accessibility, menu, dietary, and booking details still need direct confirmation.

In reviewers' words

Verbatim quotes from public Google reviews, chosen to show the patterns above. Always confirm current details directly with the venue.

Friendly staff and a delicious meal which was also really filling.

Staff warmth · Google review · 5★ · 29 May 2026

Patterns people mention

Staff warmth 25

Return / ritual 11

These patterns help route the page into guides. They are a reading aid, not a ranking.