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Cafe St HonorÄ—

Fresh Scottish produce cooked in classic French style and served in smart Parisian brasserie decor.

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Welcome to Cafe St Honoré, a delightful culinary gem nestled in the heart of Edinburgh at 34 Thistle St N W Ln, EH2 1EA. Renowned for its commitment to outstanding seasonal produce, our café offers a meticulously crafted menu that celebrates the best of Scottish cuisine with a contemporary twist. From our expertly prepared dishes to our thoughtfully curated wine selection, every element is designed to elevate your dining experience.

At Cafe St Honoré, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Our knowledgeable staff are passionate about food and are always on hand to guide you through our offerings, ensuring that every visit is memorable. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely brunch, a business lunch, or an intimate dinner, you’ll find that our cozy yet stylish setting is perfect for any occasion.

We also believe in sustainability and source our ingredients from local suppliers, reflecting our commitment to the community and the environment. Join us for a taste of what makes Cafe St Honoré a beloved choice among locals and visitors alike. For inquiries or reservations, please feel free to call us at 0131 226 2211 or visit our website at http://www.cafesthonore.com/. Discover the unique flavors of Edinburgh at Cafe St Honoré—where every meal is a celebration!

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Luc Esplin

5 Google Rating

One of our favorites in Edinburgh. We always start off our week at the Fringe here and every time we

5/ 5

One of our favorites in Edinburgh. We always start off our week at the Fringe here and every time we're impressed by the menu, ingredients, service and wine selection. This place is a hidden gem which many locals don't know about, don't miss out if you're in Edinburgh!!!

Gill Hogg

5 Google Rating

We had the at home menu so didn't sit in. It is a lovely very French looking restaurant. The food is

5/ 5

We had the at home menu so didn't sit in. It is a lovely very French looking restaurant. The food is excellent too

Eli H

5 Google Rating

Must do when in Edinburgh. Each of the six dishes we had were spectacular. Service and attentivenes

5/ 5

Must do when in Edinburgh. Each of the six dishes we had were spectacular. Service and attentiveness were also on-point. Highly recommended.

Mike Wilson

5 Google Rating

Excellent food, wine and ambience. Exactly what you want out of a good quality French bistro. I woul

5/ 5

Excellent food, wine and ambience. Exactly what you want out of a good quality French bistro. I would eat here every day.

Peter Ervine

5 Google Rating

Consistently first class

5/ 5

Consistently first class

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  • Saturday05:30 PM - 10:30 PM
  • Sunday05:15 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Monday05:15 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday05:15 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday05:15 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Thursday05:15 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Friday05:30 PM - 10:30 PM
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