Thomas J Walls Coffee

Don’t know about the brunch, I only go for the insane scones that this place produces. Freshly baked in the morning, they are still warm when they open. They are massive and delicious. First time I went the staff were so cool and friendly, and the second time I went there was a bit of a weird atmosphere, not sure why. But yeah, just reviewing the scones here: best scones in Edinburgh. Their coffee is bangin aswell

Popped in for a quick coffee. Would’ve loved to have a bite to eat, but the kitchen was already closed. Coffee and (freshly squeezed) juice were good. My daughter had the lemon poppy seed cake - she really enjoyed that and am sure she will order it again when we visit next time. The building has great architecture - very spacious with plenty of seating. The service was friendly. I like that they brought the drinks to our table.

Tasty brunch, drinks mediocre at best (the average was dragged down because of the hot chocolate). Went for brunch with one of my girlfriends and was greeted with a cosy atmosphere and ample seating. Staff were kind, and our orders were brought out promptly. Wonderful location, right next to Bristo Square, and the bacon+egg+avocado rolls were absolutely delicious. However, our drinks were questionable; I ordered a hot chocolate, and it tasted like lukewarm milk with a dash of cocoa powder on the top. My friend enjoyed her mocha, but it was also a tad watery. The drinks were very pretty, but I would only come back here for the brunch (which is quite worth it). Give them a try if you're in the area! Maybe the other drinks are delicious, but don't order the hot chocolate.

Visited here for lunch for the first time several weeks ago. Really cool old building and it was really nice to see all the old features have been retained. Staff were friendly and helpful. Great coffee. Great food. Reasonable prices. Good location to explore the National museum of Scotland and surrounding areas. I would highly recommend