Location: Dalkeith
Top Restaurants in Dalkeith
Where to eat Cafe food in Dalkeith: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Dalkeith. Dalkeith (/dælˈkiːθ/ dal-KEETH; Scottish Gaelic: Dail Cheith) is a town in Midlothian, Scotland, on the River Esk. It was granted a burgh of barony in 1401 and a burgh of regality in 1540. The settlement of Dalkeith grew southwestwards from its 12th-century castle (now Dalkeith Palace). Dalkeith has a population of 12,342 people according to the 2011 census.
Things to do in Dalkeith
8. Edinburgh Larder Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1326 reviews
Breakfast: start your day with our award winning breakfast including a range of healthy options such as our own homemade granola (both gluten and dairy free), porridge cooked to order with a selection of toppings, croissants and pastries. Or set yourself
Reviewed By bohofun31125
Very nice wee place just off High Street. Staff super friendly. Seemed like limited choice but on further examination and discussion with wait or, it was difficult to choose. Really enjoyed lunch and organic white wine. Would definitely recommend.. And go back!
7. Polentoni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By hotelraterScotland
Lunch with friends; great food and fantastic value. Obviously very popular with locals, who popped in for take- aways, as well as meals.Basic decor / seating: a great place for a nice lunch but not the place for a fancy meal.Seating rather uncomfortable for anybody with mobility / disabilty issues, but staff very friendly and accomodating.Excellent for veggies; not so good for meat eaters! Highly recommended. Lovely place.
6. The Wheelhouse Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 50 reviews
Modern British cafe offering Scottish breakfasts, homemade soups and daily lunch specials, freshly ground coffee and a lovely selection of homebaking
Reviewed By elizabethl477
Nice and clean. Canât make scrambled eggs, but bacon rolls are good. Staff friendly enough. But could do with nice tables and chair. To make it less canteen like.
5. Sugar & Ice
Reviewed By Camper583947
Amazing ice cream waffles and sundaes prices are reasonable they deliver too which is great. The only thing I can flaw is they dont seem to have an online menu so it can be difficult to know what to get for collection or delivery.
4. Cafe on the Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Small café serving homemade food from breakfast, soups, lasagne, toasties, baked potatoes pies and cake!
Reviewed By Gazdens
In Musselburgh with my 20 year old son today and we were starving and this wonderful cafe was first place we came across so nipped in...so glad we did. We both had soup and a toastie with a soft drink then I ordered tea and the carrot and walnut cake(love a homemade cake) which was soo delicious and fresh. Staff were wonderful and looks like the type of cafe you would want to work in. Cafe was full and everyone in there were all relaxed and really enjoyed themselves as lovely welcoming feel about the place. If back in Musselburgh I wil definitely be back. Prices were really good...very impressed.
3. The Kitchen at Restoration Yard
Overall Ratings
3 based on 139 reviews
The Kitchen at Restoration Yard is a gorgeous, light-filled contemporary restaurant set within the beautifully restored 18th century stableyard at Dalkeith Country Park. We're open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea and are also available for special
Reviewed By Ian B
Beautiful day and not one to be spent waiting for the arrival of a meal ordered on arrival. 3 fractious children hungry for lunch, 4 hungry Adults hoping that the wait would not be long. Glorious grounds inviting you outside but just a very long wait. In our case 1 hour. When it came the meal was only average. The Haddock was not fresh off the fishmongers slab and the chips were disappointing. The children were not too thrilled by their offering and a regular supply of Tomato ketchup was demanded to add some flavour. The Cullen Skink got a thumbs up. On the plus side the staff were very friendly and a delight to engage. Perhaps Sunday lunch is not a prime time for 'The Kitchen' It was not cheap which makes me say that it was not good value. I am sorry but I was disappointed. Oh and be prepared for a real hike up to the toilets which were spotless but there is a lift.We are so sorry you had to wait so long for your food yesterday. Thank you very much for letting us know - we will be taking action based on your feedback. We're delighted you found our team to be so friendly and helpful on the service side. Just to let others know we do also have an accessible bathroom downstairs and a parenting room.
2. The Cavaliere Ristorante & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
The Cavaliere Ristorante & Wine Bar has been established in 1968 by the Crolla family. We offer an excellent range of Italian dishes, from a pizza baked in our wood-fired oven, our home-made pasta selection, steaks, chicken, veal to our wonderful fish spe
Reviewed By sdl1010
Visited for a birthday - was welcomed and quickly shown to seats. Decor very nice. Clearly been some improvements recently.Menu offers good choices. We had 3 pasta dishes and a pizza. Alll good - helpings large .We squeezed in a sweet!Service very good- no chased from table.
1. Sheriffhall Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 189 reviews
Here at Sheriffhall Cafe we are dedicated to serving delicious, made to order, home made cooking and home made baking in a relaxed, warm and very friendly environment. We pride ourselves on our menu which provides an extensive range of dishes to suit all
Reviewed By ikennaway
If you drive past Andrew and Lorna lamproom you are driving past the best steak pie in what I would say the whole of the lothians. The freshly cooked steak pie is to die for Service is fantastic and once you have been a couple of times they know your name which makes a massive difference when you walk in. Kids portions are fantastic and the chocolate milk shake is stunning. Donât drive past stunning with great service.
