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Best Brunch Spots in Edinburgh

Real videos of Brunch Spots in Edinburgh — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. W Edinburgh

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    UrbanStylishVibrantRooftop loungeLocal whiskyCity views

    About the venue

    W Edinburgh at St James Quarter opened in 2021 and is a modern hotel that seamlessly blends luxury with local Scottish designs. Guests can find over 100 stylish rooms and a vibrant bar serving local whisky and cocktails. The hotel is strategically placed for shopping and entertainment, attracting both business and leisure travelers. Its rooftop lounge offers remarkable city views, presenting a unique aspect of Edinburgh.

    What the videos show

    The video starts with a close-up of a plate of scrambled eggs garnished with chopped green onions on a blue and white ceramic dish, alongside a fork and knife. Another plate with toast topped with scrambled eggs and a bowl filled with granola, raspberries, chia seeds, and yogurt are also shown. The scene then transitions to a cityscape under a cloudy sky, with buildings and distant hills.

    St James Quarter

  2. The Dome

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    $$LuxuriousElegantStunningScottish cuisineChandelierCocktail bar

    About the venue

    The Dome, located on George St in Edinburgh, is a stunning venue known for its striking architecture and luxurious dining experience. Opened in 1996, it features an impressive main hall with a chandelier and a seasonal menu focusing on Scottish cuisine, including haggis and fresh seafood from local waters. The Dome attracts both special occasion diners and casual visitors, providing a unique atmosphere with its stunning decor and elegant service. Its bar area is popular for cocktail enthusiasts, especially during happy hours.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a traditional afternoon tea setup with a three-tiered serving tray filled with various pastries, sandwiches, scones, and clotted cream. The camera moves down the tiers, revealing the different items and their presentations. The dialogue mentions 'strangers' and 'teeth,' which seems unrelated to the visual content.

    14 George St