Healthy Food

103-105 West Bow, Edinburgh, EH1 2JP  

Walking into Hula Healthy Eatery Juice Bar you feel like you should be donning your shorts and t-shirt! These tropical style juice bars (located at the Grassmarket and Fountainbridge) are decorated with bright floral wallpaper and wooden floors. The enticement starts straight away with a chalkboard full of their popular fresh juices and smoothies.

13 Forrest Road, Edinburgh, EH1 2QH

Open for both dine-in and takeaway, Bowls serve handcrafted poke bowls and salad bowls packed with nutrient-rich ingredients and perfectly complimented by worldwide flavours.

If you’re looking for a change from the usual lunchtime sandwich, this is where to go.

187-189 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, EH6 8NX

Part plant shop, part gift shop and part café, Seb’s Urban Jungle is a delightful foray into the world of plants.

Not only can visitors to this green oasis pick up a new houseplant, pots and accessories, but you can also satisfy your hunger in their Brunch Room with filling dishes such as avocado and feta sourdough toast.

1 North West Circus Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6ST 

The Pantry is a rustic-style place tucked away in Stockbridge with a strong focus on organically sourced ingredients.

They are famed for their all-day brunch menu which is packed with a variety of sweet and savoury healthy options. We recommend Sunshine on Stockbridge – a sumptuous plate of slow-roasted tomatoes, spiced sweet potato, roasted aubergine, poached eggs and fresh chilli.

15 Blackfriars Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1NB

Often described as a hidden gem – it’s worth taking a sidestep off the Royal Mile and paying a visit to The Edinburgh Larder.

Open for breakfast and lunch, the larder comprises two cafe’s – Edinburgh Larder Café and The Little Larder, the latter of which is walk-in only. Both serve a lovely selection of wholesome dishes using the finest locally sourced seasonal food. Why set yourself up for the day with a bowl of creamy oat milk porridge which comes with spiced stewed apples, sultanas and toasted hazelnuts.

Green Police Box, Lauriston Place, Edinburgh, EH1 9AU 

Walking along Middle Meadow Walk, you may be drawn to the little Police Box on the corner with a lovely aroma of crepes – which also happen to be very delicious and healthy!

Tupiniquim use their own special blend of gluten-free flour to produce a range of sweet and savoury crepes. Why not try the butternut squash, spinach and sundried tomato, or banana, cinnamon, pecans and brown sugar. Yum!

121 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1DJ 

Pop down to Urban Angel’s bright basement café on Hanover Street where you can get brunch with gluten-free options and healthy choices. Be transported to the Middle East with their authentic falafel sandwich, or for a sweet and healthy boost, the raw cacao smoothie is a fantastic choice.