Places
Joseph Pierce’s top 10 Edinburgh tips
Victoria Street
For quaint shops such as the Red Door Gallery.
www.edinburghart.com
Lothian Cat Rescue Charity Shop
Great secondhand store, cheap and it’s for a good cause.
23 Easter Road.
Armstrong’s Vintage Shops
A must if you’re into vintage.
64-66 Clerk Street.
www.armstrongsvintage.co.uk
The Pentland Hills
Great walking trails. Take the No.4 bus to Hillend.
Rosslyn Chapel, Roslin
As featured in The Da Vinci Code. Take the No.16 bus.
Arthur’s Seat & The Sheep Heid Inn
Walk up the hill for fabulous views of the city followed by refreshments at Edinburgh’s oldest pub.
www.thesheepheidedinburgh.co.uk
Manna House Bakery & Carlton Hill
Delicious pastries, cakes and coffee to warm up or round off a walk on Calton Hill – not a lot of seats so get there early.
themannahousebakery.co.uk
David Bann Restaurant
Outstanding vegetarian food.
56-58 St Mary’s Street.
www.davidbann.com
Artisan Roast coffee
Because it’s the best thing ever! Artisan Roast’s coffee is served at Joseph Pierce’s and its siblings.
138 Bruntsfield Place.
www.artisanroast.co.uk
Out of the Blue flea market
Lots of different crafts markets in Leith.
36 Dalmeny Street.
www.outoftheblue.org.uk
Read more about Joseph Pearce’s, as well as Boda Bar, Sofi’s, Victoria and Hemma, at www.bodabar.com
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