Georgian Edinburgh New Town Food Tour
Explore Edinburgh’s Georgian 200 year-old New Town on a food walking tour. Enjoy a Scottish gin cocktail, smoked salmon canapes, port and chocolate, haggis, ice cream ...
CuisineBakery
Price£
Neighborhoodstockbridge
HoursTue-Sun 09:00-16:00, closed Mon
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Tip: Queues form from 6am on weekends and the rack often sells out by 11am; the pantry next door stocks loaves and pantry goods past midday.
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Location
Address: 29-35 Hamilton Place, Edinburgh EH3 5BA
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