MØRN Coffee

The flagship café of a Scottish coffee roaster, on Dalziel Place near London Road. It faces south towards Arthur's Seat, serves its own roasted coffee with bagels, pastries and brownies, and welcomes dogs inside and out. A good stop before or after a walk in Holyrood Park.

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MØRN Coffee

Coffee first

MØRN roasts its own coffee in Scotland and supplies cafés and businesses around the country, so this is a chance to drink it at source. The menu runs to bagels, pastries and brownies, built on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Tea, smoothies and milkshakes are on offer for anyone not drinking coffee.

Dogs and outdoor tables

Dogs are welcome both inside and on the outdoor seating, with water bowls and dog treats to hand. The south-facing frontage catches the sun and looks out towards Arthur's Seat, which makes the outside tables popular on bright mornings. The business describes itself as built on a love of good coffee, early mornings and community, and it shows in the relaxed, neighbourhood feel; the café also runs several other brunch spots around Edinburgh under different names.

Making a morning of it

The café is on the east side of the city, a short walk from Holyrood. Pair it with the Palace of Holyroodhouse and the Scottish Parliament, both under a kilometre away, or a climb of Arthur's Seat. It is a calmer alternative to the Royal Mile cafés. Calton Hill, with the National Monument and Playfair Monument, is just over a kilometre west if you fancy a view.

Highlights

  • Coffee roasted by MØRN in Scotland
  • Bagels, pastries and brownies
  • Dogs welcome inside and out
  • South-facing with views to Arthur's Seat

Good to know

  • Dog water bowls and treats are provided.
  • Indoor and outdoor seating.
  • The Palace of Holyroodhouse is under a kilometre away.

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Sources: morn.coffee