15th August 2019

The Best Hangover Breakfasts in Edinburgh

Table set for breakfast with orange juice and fruit

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If you've overdone it the night before, there's nothing like a good breakfast to get you back on track.

Of course, all our properties are self-catering, so you can rustle something up in the comfort of your holiday home. But if you don't feel like cooking, you don't have to go far to find an amazing breakfast in Edinburgh. Here are some of our favourites ...

The Painted Rooster

10 Melville Place, Edinburgh, EH3 7PR

This cafe is just around the corner from several of our West End apartments. The Painted Rooster offers delicious traditional Scottish breakfasts with a wide choice of items, which you can pick and mix to create your perfect hangover cure. They also have an excellent selection of breakfast rolls and specials. Plus, breakfast is served all day, so an early start is not required!

The Bluebird Cafe

5 Canonmills, Edinburgh, EH3 5HA

The Bluebird Cafe is in Canonmills, so it's ideal if you're staying just north of the city centre. This small cafe offers amazing full Scottish breakfasts, filled tortillas, scones and their famous breakfast bombs stuffed with sausage, jalapenos and cheese. Again, breakfast is served all day long here.

The Edinburgh Larder

15 Blackfriars Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1NB

If you're in the Old Town, The Edinburgh Larder is a great choice for breakfast and brunch. Tucked away not far from the Royal Mile, it's a wee hidden gem! This place is all about fresh, local and seasonal produce, guaranteed to pick you up after a late night. The Brioche Eggy Bread is an absolute treat! Their full breakfast menu is available until 11.45 am and brunch is served until 2 pm.

Dishoom

3a St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH2 2BD

Dishoom is a bustling Indian-Iranian cafe on St Andrew Square in the city centre. You might not necessarily think of going here for breakfast, but you really should! With options such as chilli cheese toast, spicy omelette, bacon naan rolls and date and banana porridge. For the full works, it's got to be the Big Bombay or Vegan Bombay. And why not add a Bloody Mary or breakfast cocktail for good measure? You'll have to get up a little earlier for this one as breakfast is served until 11.45 am.

Breakfast in Edinburgh

Whether you're planning on cooking your own breakfast in Edinburgh or trying one of these great cafes and restaurants, you'll need some comfortable accommodation. Check out our selection of properties here in the city and please let us know if you need any help or advice.