Spotter since 2020
About me
I’m a born and bred Edinburgher. Although I moved away to study, I left my heart in the city and moved back as soon as I could. I love learning languages and travelling the world, always looking out for cool “spots” of course!
Why Edinburgh
Edinburgh feels like it jumped out of a storybook. The city is nestled between extinct volcanoes, has labyrinthine cobbled “closes”, a castle, a palace and too many spires to count. Yet it is also a very vibrant, modern city that hosts international festivals, offers an eclectic range of food and is a cultural hub for the whole of Scotland. I feel very lucky to be able to explore this amazing city every day.
"S. Luca" has been one of my favorite places in Edinburgh since I was a kid. What they're famous for is their own brand of ice cream - and I love it!
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"The Birchwood" in Edinburgh has become one of my favorite brunch spots! They have a big cooked breafkast and you can even try our beloved haggis...
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"Till's Bookshop" in Edinburgh is an independent bookseller that only deals in second-hand books. It's like a bookish, joyous Aladdin's cave...
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"La Barantine Boulange" is a wonderful French bakery in Edinburgh. It aims to create an authentic French experience; you can even talk French to the staff!
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"Lighthouse Bookshop" is a wonderful independent bookseller that's keeping Edinburgh's literary tradition alive. For literary lovers with a conscience!
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"Beirut" may just be my favourite restaurant in Edinburgh. It has an incredibly extensive offering of Middle Esastern specialties and such warm staff!
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"Leaf & Bean Deli Café" is a recent arrival to the thriving Edinburgh café scene, w/ nice breakfast & brunch. I especially recommend their Empire Biscuits!
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"The Fudge House" in Edinburgh has been a Royal Mile staple since 1949. All the fudge is made on-site, and I always come here for birthday & Xmas gifts!
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