Reviews of Press Coffee

I have never been here before but a friend suggested to visit this coffee shop near the beautiful Meadows park. It was nothing to regret about it! As I don't drink coffee (anymore) I went with their Jasmine tea specialty. From the second the waitress served the tea I knew, it will be a delight to spend time with this delicate serving. The smell of the tea was perfect, I allowed it for a few minutes to brew, the total duration I was able to keep the cup around was about 2 hours. Gave me a light iovest buzz, perfect for a good conversation. My friend, she had a latte and a croissant as her late brekkie. Nothing wrong with that, in my opinion. Since I already ate, I had to say no to the pastry she offered me to taste, however, now I wish I would've said yes. Just by the look of it, I already knew it was a mistake rejecting the offer. Now that I'm stuck with this review, I feel the real weight of making the wrong decision that day. Well, the croissant is just one thing, this friendly gem itself is worth a revisit for sure. The latte looked perfect, so next time, I will try to introduce the place to someone else. Press Coffee, bravo.

This cafe is not always crowded which makes me love it. It has yellow wall which can boost creativity and makes people happy. It also has seats beside a huge window so we can people-watching while drinking coffee. The coffee is quite good, and I recommended their fruit Scones with clotted cream and jam, it's super tasty! However, the music they play is not really suitable to complement the calmness in the cafe. But it's good and their toilets are okay.

The coffee in here is really lovely. I came back because of the distinct taste. Although, I’m told it’s a seasonal coffee blend that changes every so often. But I’m intrigued now so will likely keep visiting. Had the Brie, Cranberry and Bacon panini and it was superb. Quaint and quiet little place. Nice.

Having a rare Thursday afternoon off, my boyfriend and I decided to head out for a bite to eat. We hadn't intended on trying Press Coffee but we popped in and managed to get a seat. <br/>There isn't that many seats and the tables are quite small, so it wasn't the most comfortable dining experience but the food was good.<br/>You order yourself at the counter and we opted for the potato and jarlsberg hash, asparagus, poached eggs and beetroot chutney from the brunch menu and the Cajun chicken and cheddar ciabatta. The portion sizes were good and the food was tasty but I felt the cafe was lacking any atmosphere.<br/>I would definitely go back as I did enjoy my meal but it isn't my favourite lunch spot in Edinburgh.