Roseleaf - Edinburgh, City of

The appetizer with prawns was decent, but I particularly liked the burger. A good portion of the menu is marked with a "NG" symbol, indicating that it can be made gluten-free. However, the fryer is not designated for gluten-free items, so I was unable to have anything fried. The cocktail I ordered was outstanding - I chose the one with grapefruit juice. It wasn't served in a teapot, as some had mentioned, but that didn't bother me. The restaurant has a lot of charm and a personal touch, so I rated it 5 stars. I will be posting pictures soon.

The food at this restaurant is excellent! The menu clearly marks items with allergens, and our server gave me gluten-free bread as soon as I mentioned I couldn't have gluten. I ordered poached eggs with fresh guacamole and tomatoes on gluten-free bread, and it was delicious. Despite being a small place, there are a good amount of options to choose from. I will definitely be coming back!

Roseleaf is a family-run bar and cafe in Leith that has a fantastic allergy menu. Everything is cooked from scratch, using fresh ingredients. Treat yourself to a traditional Scottish breakfast or a bowl of tasty soup for brunch. At dinnertime, choose from a few delicious gluten-free options — and don't forget the glutenfree rhubarb pie or parfait pudding for dessert!

We had an amazing lunch here to end our half-day tour of Edinburgh and it was absolutely delightful! Johnny, the owner, and his staff provide a truly exceptional dining experience. The food and drinks were top-notch (the...

The Big Yin breakfast was just what we needed to start the day. The black pudding had bags of flavour. The haggis was a softer texture that I initially expected but it was tasty. Plenty of bacon if you 're a fan, although a little more cooked than my personal preference. I also wanted to try a cup 'o ' skink, despite having ordered a big breakfast: it was absolutely delicious. Would not hesitate to recommend this place. Great friendly service too.