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6 best brunch spots in Edinburgh for the September weekend

Some of the best brunch spots to head to in Edinburgh this September weekend.

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Edinburgh has embraced brunch with the same enthusiasm it brings to coffee, cocktails and independent dining destinations generally, with cafés and restaurants across the city turning the late-morning meal into something worth making plans around.

From perfectly poached eggs and towering stacks of pancakes to shakshuka, breakfast buns and more ambitious plates built around local Scottish produce, the choice now goes far beyond a good Scottish fry-up.

Whether you are looking for somewhere relaxed after a Saturday morning wander, a big weekend catch-up or simply one of the best breakfasts in the capital, these are some of Edinburgh’s standout brunch spots.

Urban Angel

Enjoy all-day brunch at Urban Angel and also make sure to try one of their mango, orange, spinach or spirulina smoothies. 121 Hanover St, Edinburgh EH2 1DJ.

Urban Angel

Margot

If you are out and about in Bruntsfield, check out Margot which has made a name for itself as he sister restaurant of Leftfield. 7-8 Barclay Terrace, Edinburgh EH10 4HP.

Margot

Loudons

Brunch lovers, families and the hungover flock to Loudons every weekend. Its relaxed, unfussy setting suits everything from business breakfasts to leisurely solo brunches and catch-ups with friends. Best known for eggs Benedict, pancakes and breakfast classics, both the Fountainbridge and New Waverley spots draw long queues. 94B Fountainbridge, Edinburgh EH3 9QA.

Loudons

Down The Hatch

Canadian diner Down The Hatch is a great spot to head to for lunch in Edinburgh. Everything here is served on a skillet so don't be expecting anything too healthy. 13 Antigua St, Edinburgh EH1 3NH.

Down The Hatch

Greenwoods

Greenwoods made its way over to Edinburgh in 2021 and has been a big hit with locals ever since. Don't leave here without trying the famous ‘appeltart’ and whipped cream. 61 Frederick St, Edinburgh EH2 1LH.

Greenwoods

The Pantry

Stockbridge is hardly short of great places to eat, and The Pantry has earned its place among the neighbourhood favourites. Since opening in 2012, it’s become a popular weekend brunch spot. 1 N W Circus Pl, Edinburgh EH3 6ST.

The Pantry