DRINKS

  • Breakfast Tea

    £3.75
  • Earl Grey

    £3.75
  • Ceylon BOP

    £3.75
  • Lapsang Souchong

    £3.75
  • Blue Lady

    £3.75
  • Chamomile

    £3.75
  • Peppermint

    £3.75
  • Lemongrass & Ginger

    £3.75
  • Cranberry Açai

    £3.75
  • Turkish Apple

    £3.75
  • Green Tea with Jasmine

    £3.75
  • Espresso

    £2.75
  • Double Espresso

    £3.00
  • Espresso Macchiato

    £3.50

    (Served as a double shot)

  • Americano

    £3.75
  • Long Black

    £3.65
  • Cortado

    £3.65
  • Flat White

    £3.75
  • Latte

    £3.95
  • Latte Macchiato

    £3.95
  • Cappuccino

    £3.95

SPECIALS

  • Matcha

    £4.50
  • Mocha

    £4.50
  • Chai

    £4.00
  • Dirty Chai

    £4.50
  • Hot Chocolate

    £4.00
  • Extra Shot

    £1.00
  • Add Cream & Marshmallows

    £1.00

    both are vegan!

  • Iced Strawberry Matcha

    £4.75

COLD DRINKS

  • Iced Hot Chocolate

    £4.00
  • Pepsi

    £4.00

    Regular, Diet

  • Irn Bru

    £4.00
  • Bon Accord

    £4.00
  • Red Bull

    £4.00

    Regular, Sugar free

SYRUPS

  • Rhubarb

    £0.75
  • Vanilla

    £0.75
  • Caramel

    £0.75
  • Hazelnut

    £0.75
  • Toffeenut

    £0.75
  • Gingerbread

    £0.75

Juices

  • Apple

    £3.75
  • Orange

    £3.75

Water

  • Still

    £3.50
  • Sparkling

    £3.50

Milk Options

  • Whole Milk

    £0.00
  • Minor Figures Oat

    £0.15
  • Alpro Barista Coconut

    £0.15

FOOD

  • Pancake stack

    £13.00

    Whipped cream, strawberry coulis and fresh scottish berries. (Vg)

  • Crushed Avocado on seeded sourdough

    £14.00

    Served with sundried tomatoes & balsamic glaze.

  • Wild Mushroom on Toast

    £13.00

    A selection of wild mushrooms mixed in creme fraiche, rocket and basil oil. (Vg)

  • Goatcheese & Beetroot Toast

    £14.00

    Marinated and roasted beetroot served on a roasted butternut squash puree with seeded sourdough, finished with crushed walnuts and a basil oil. (V)

  • Scottish Stack

    £14.00

    Stacked with lorne sausage, traditional Scottish haggis, black pudding, white pudding, potato rosti, brown sauce. Finished with Edinburgh potato scone and seeded sourdough.

  • Pico De Gallo

    £14.00

    Corn fritters, poached eggs, lime creme frais, pea shoots, and chilli flakes.

  • Indo Chicken Salad

    £16.00

    Indonesian chicken satay served on a bed of cos lettuce, cucumber, pickled onion, and peanut dressing. (DF)

  • Caprese Sandwich

    £16.00

    Buffalo mozzarella & heirloom tomato, spinach, pesto mayo, balsamic pickled shallots & micro basil. Served with salad & crisps.

  • Pastrami Sandwich

    £16.00

    Pastrami, Emmental cheese, mustard mayo, rocket, dill pickles. Served with salad & crisps.

  • Lemon Chicken Sandwich

    £16.00

    Lemon & black pepper chicken, olive mayo, rocket, crushed avocado and rustic sourdough. Served with salad and crisps.

ADD-ONS

  • Poached egg

    £2.00
  • Haggis slice

    £2.00
  • Smashed Avocado

    £2.00
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Edinburgh Press Club Menu Review
Address: 20-30 Cockburn St, Edinburgh EH1 1NY, United Kingdom

Tucked along the charming curve of Cockburn Street in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, the Edinburgh Press Club offers a café experience that blends historic atmosphere with contemporary culinary flair. The Edinburgh Press Club Menu is a thoughtfully curated collection of light bites, classic breakfasts, artisan sandwiches, and locally roasted coffees-ideal for both tourists exploring the Royal Mile and locals seeking a cozy retreat.

From a food quality standpoint, the menu impresses with its focus on freshness and Scottish-sourced ingredients. Their Full Scottish Breakfast is a standout, complete with haggis, tattie scones, and black pudding-authentic and satisfying. For lighter fare, the smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel was perfectly balanced, while the vegan breakfast options showcased care and inclusivity in menu design. Coffee lovers will appreciate the quality of their lattes and flat whites, with bold flavor profiles and smooth texture-courtesy of locally roasted beans.

The Press Club distinguishes itself with its smart use of space: high ceilings, natural light, and communal tables encourage both solo work and group conversation. Unlike larger chains, this café has a distinctive personality. Prices are competitive for the city centre, with most items between £6-£12, making it an accessible spot without compromising on quality.

While seating can be tight during peak hours, the service is efficient and friendly. One small limitation is the menu's relatively modest size, which may not suit those seeking broader variety for lunch. Still, for a quick brunch, an afternoon espresso, or a relaxed breakfast with local character, it excels.

In summary, the Edinburgh Press Club Menu offers a memorable balance of tradition, taste, and ambiance. It’s a must-visit for those who value quality over quantity and want to experience Edinburgh’s café culture with a unique, local touch.