Edinburgh Larder Takeaway is a street-food stop in Old Town, Edinburgh.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 15 Blackfriars Street, Edinburgh EH1 1NB
Clamshell fish bar on the High Street of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, opened in the 1970s, a Royal Mile chippy serving haddock suppers, hot pies.
TryFish supper and deep-fried Mars bar
TipLate-night Royal Mile counter; service runs to 02:00 most nights. Deep-fried Mars bar is a tourist novelty done properly here.
Bertie's Proper Fish and Chips on Victoria Street in Edinburgh Old Town, a sit-down and takeaway chippy opened in the former Grassmarket arch, cooking fresh.
TryHaddock and chips
TipDownstairs seating is first-come only; the takeaway counter is faster for a lunchtime bag of chips.
Stockbridge Market food stalls on Saunders Street in Edinburgh, trading every Sunday since 2011, with rotating traders serving venison rolls, dim sum, paella.
TryMixed Sunday street food
TipArrive by 11:00 for the best stalls; the market wraps by 17:00 in summer, 16:00 in winter. Bring cash for some stalls.
Leith Walk Police Box on Pilrig Street in Edinburgh, opened 2016 inside a 1950s blue police box, a 3-square-metre coffee counter pouring filter and espresso.
TryFilter coffee and cake from a converted police box
TipThere is no seating; coffee in hand on Leith Walk's central reservation. Cash only on most days.
Harajuku Kitchen counter on Gillespie Place in Bruntsfield Edinburgh, opened 2013 by Kaori Simpson, a Tokyo-style izakaya counter selling Japanese dumplings.
TryGyoza dumplings and Japanese curry
TipLunch bento set at £12 is the value play; the Stockbridge offshoot is brighter and easier on weekends.
Clamshell fish bar on the High Street of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, opened in the 1970s, a Royal Mile chippy serving haddock suppers, hot pies.
TryFish supper and deep-fried Mars bar
TipLate-night Royal Mile counter; service runs to 02:00 most nights. Deep-fried Mars bar is a tourist novelty done properly here.
Valvona and Crolla deli counter on Elm Row in Edinburgh, opened 1934, Scotland's longest-running Italian deli with a sandwich counter making prosciutto rolls.
TryItalian deli sandwich on house bread
TipSandwich list runs from a chalkboard; the porchetta with rocket and house mayonnaise is the long-running favourite.
Bertie's Proper Fish and Chips on Victoria Street in Edinburgh Old Town, a sit-down and takeaway chippy opened in the former Grassmarket arch, cooking fresh.
TryHaddock and chips
TipDownstairs seating is first-come only; the takeaway counter is faster for a lunchtime bag of chips.
