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Top 7 Dog-friendly Coffee Shops in Edinburgh

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Top 7 Dog-friendly Coffee Shops in Edinburgh

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By Jon Baldwin

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Edinburgh is a lovely spot to take your dog out for a walk or a nice game of fetch in, but when you’ve both had enough of running around the capital, why not pop into a cafe together for a lovely cup of coffee (and some water for your little chum)? Here are a few of our favourite dog-friendly coffee shops in Edinburgh.

1940s woman dressed in red serving at the Diner: DogBuddy's dog-friendly coffee shops in Edinburgh

City Cafe – Diner by Day, Drinks by Night. Source

1. The City Café

Address: 19 Blair St, EH1 1QR

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Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, The City Cafe has been popular with locals since opening its doors in the ’80s. They’re known for their friendly staff, excellent value for money, and a relaxed atmosphere. Dogs and families are welcome, and water bowls are available on request. The perfect place to top up your caffeine levels and rehydrate!

Outside view on the corner of the Piece Box Cafe: DogBuddy's favourite dog-friendly coffee shops in Edinburgh

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2. Piece Box Café

Address: 2 Polwarth Crescent EH11 1HW

This lovely little neighbourhood spot is a cosy and charming independent cafe. Serving infamous brunches and excellent coffee, Piece Box is always busy. Not only are man’s best friends welcome, but the staff also reward good behaviour with sausages—if only it were the same for humans. It’s a hard place to leave.

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3. Zebra Coffee Company

Address: 16 Bank Street, EH1 2LN

You’ll find the Zebra Coffee Company at the very top of The Mound, just off the Royal Mile. This exotically-named cafe offers several breakfast and lunch options daily, and the coffee is brilliant. Roasted by a local supplier, Artisan Roast, the coffee is smooth and strong. Dog people themselves, they welcome all breeds—does that include Zebras?

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4. Café Braw

Address: 54 Belford Road, EH4 3BR

Cafe Braw is slightly off the beaten track but well worth the detour. Close to the river and in a sunny spot, this place offers stunning views as well as quality food and coffee. They make all their food fresh daily, and the home-baked scones are a highlight. This dog-friendly spot is perfect for afternoon tea…ahem, coffee!

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5. Manna House

Address: 22 – 24 Easter Road, EH7 5RG

Who can resist the smell of freshly baked bread and aroma of perfectly brewed coffee? Since 2005, Drew Massey and his team have been baking seven days a week to offer Edinburgh the tastiest breads and pastries. With a terrific brunch menu, free WiFi, and strong coffee, Manna House is a must. Dogs and children are welcome of course—how handy!

Outside view of the Hideout Cafe

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6. The Hideout Café

Address: 40 – 42 Queen Charlotte Street, EH6 6AT

As the name suggests, the Hideout Cafe is perfect for losing the crowds, enjoying a cuppa, and watching the world pass you by. The interior is bright and airy with loads of light and cosy corners. These guys offer free Wifi and locally roasted coffee made to perfection. The sandwiches and cakes may tempt you as well!

Share this list with your dog sitter so they’ll have a nice place to refuel when they’re spending quality time with your dog. If you don’t have a sitter, you can find plenty of local dog lovers who provide dog boarding in Edinburgh and who’ll be delighted to spend time with your little chum on Rover.com.

Like this post? Check out our favourite dog-friendly coffee shops in London and Birmingham!

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