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What Heather R doesn't like about Romanes Paterson Tea Room:
Visited here once more as there is not usually a large wait. The waiter was very good serving us all. Food still good but our grandchildren said That music is awful They need to know about Spotify and get a better selection of Scottish music. View all feedback. What User likes about Romanes Paterson Tea Room:
I recently visited the restaurant on Princes Street in Edinburgh, where I was assisted by a very friendly young man on the first floor while buying a graduation present... View all feedback.
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We visited Romanes Paterson on Sunday around mid day, but both of us fancied the breakfasts. Though we were late for that, it was no problem for the wonderful s...
read moreGood choice, friendly attentive staff. Window seat was perfect to enjoy the breakfast with a lovely view.
I actually was not aware that this was a tea shop or restaurant. That must be what's on the 2nd level which I noticed but did not go to. However, the bottom flo...
read moreThis is a wee gem of a place on top of an alladins cave of quality scottish goodies perfect breathtaking view of princes st and the castle Beautiful food from f...
read moreSmall cafe where everything is cooked to order so maybe not for you if in a great rush but is you want to relax its perfect. The cafe is situated on 2nd floor b...
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read moreNestled above a charming gift shop, this quaint tea room offers a delightful escape for those seeking traditional Scottish fare amidst stunning views of Princes Street and the castle. While the food quality varies—with some dishes praised for their authenticity and others critiqued as overpriced and poorly cooked—the warm service consistently shines through. Diners rave about the accommodating staff, who enhance the experience with personal touches, such as recommending specialty teas. Despite some complaints about the cleanliness and ambiance, many guests consider this a must-visit destination for its unique charm and flavorful comfort food.
On the third floor of a store that sells all things Scottish. Shop more interesting than the tearoom which is rather drab.
Lovely tearoom , very attentive staff, had broccoli and Stilton soup and a 3 cheese panini it was very tasty , we will certainly return , thank-you
Lovely cafe, food lovely we both had full Scottish breakfast, food was lovely and well cooked, selection of teas and coffees was good, staff friendly, only draw...
read moreThe full Scott’s breakfast is a days food on a plate and was excellent. The only drawback was that it took 40mins to appear after ordering!! Despite that drawba...
read moreWondrous views ‘cross Princes Street And up along the Mound The northern side of the High Street Such treasures to be found Resplendent castle overlooks The gar...
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read moreOnly spotted this by accident when I was looking at the merchandise in the window then noticed the sign for the traditional tea room upstairs, so I...
My favourite whenever in Edinburgh! They serve home-made scones (from plain ones to flavourful pear and almond). Very picturesque scenery overlooking...
This restaurant is visually stunning, with displays that are truly top-notch. It reminds me of how Jenners used to look.
A wide range of Scottish souvenirs to suit all tastes, reasonable prices and very friendly service.
Had a great afternoon tea. Excellent view. Very cozy and quaint and loved our server!
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read moreI think it's also called the Sir Walter Scott Tea Room? We loved our experience! The service was excellent and food delicious.
A quick word of warning, to get to this lovely traditional tea room, you will have to either climb up a LOT of steep steps or go up in a dodgy old lift. I usual...
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