Artisan Roast (New Town)

• You can have my word that their barista styling is up to scratch
• The hidden menus within old play books is a nice touch too
• Doing nothing but sipping coffee and chatting with the couple of friends I&rsquo
• Walls covered with coffee sacks
• A dim lit backroom with low tables and wooden benches give the cafe the shabby and quirky character of a student&rsquo
• While the Broughton Street coffee shop is one of three branches around Edinburgh
• I bet a few of you London based readers are already sold
• These shortlists are so well planned that you can&rsquo
• The first bite confirmed I was in for a glorious breakfast
• Simply the best coffee in Edinburgh
• Artisan Roast is one of my favourite café
• It is tiny and absolutely reeked of roasting coffee when they were still roasting all the coffee for Beanscene on the premises
• The back room is minute and not hugely comfortable if you want to sit for more than half an hour
• (One of the barristas was in a blending competition
• This is a coffee shop with some serious character
• Easily some of the best coffee I've ever had
• You can see why it's called Artisan when you get presented with a coffee with a cat on it
• Artisan Roast is my first port of call
• A place that is full of personality from the passionate staff
• My favourite spot is the mooch the back room with coffee sack covered walls and wall hugging benches
• Artisan Roast is an alternative
• Artisan Roast is a fantastic place for coffee
• This quirckily decorated place is some sort of a temple for coffee lovers in town
• If you fancy some tea they also do have a pretty good selection (the jasmine pearl one is great) and you can always pair your cuppa with a lovely cake
• One of the best soy lattes I've had in a long time
• Popped in for breakfast with my friend on the way to work
• Fruit salad was fresh and really tasty
• Tiny place with limited staff so don't expect service of any kind

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