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Hanks Sandwich Bar, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 467 likes · 143 talking about this · 43 were here. Hanks is a unique sandwich bar aimed at delivering...

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Lilypads is a social enterprise run by 5 Edinburgh university students including Hanks employee Mhairi!

Lilypads envisions a world where ALL have access to affordable sanitary products.

They are based in rural Kenya where 65% of women are unable to afford products currently on the market.

They hope to end period poverty and stigma by selling reusable sanitary pads and providing education to local schools.

Please click on the link below to read more about their project and recent trip to Kenya and donate to help ensure no one is endangered or disadvantaged due to their period!

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Café Bellina | Welcome to Lunchquest

The arrival of Café Bellina in the same Elm Row premises did look quite exciting, though, so I popped in for an early visit.

A good range of hot roll options was on offer from which I chose bacon and fried egg.

However, while I lingered in their smartly refurbed, compact café premises, I noticed mention of exciting looking hot lunchtime sandwiches, so made a note to revisit.

I had the opportunity to do so the following day, so promptly ordered their special Bellina sandwich, featuring meatballs, cheese and tomato ragu.

So overall, Café Bellina will do you a good breakfast roll, but it’s the lunchtime sandwiches that should prompt you to visit.

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(AW) (105 High Street, EH1 1QS / website) Piecebox: You’d probably never go looking for Edinburgh’s best breakfast in Polwarth, but the owners of cutesy café Piecebox have nailed it.

(AH) (121 Hanover Street, EH2 1DJ / website) Milk: If find yourself at Haymarket, then you’re luckily just a five-minute walk from Cafe Milk.Those early eating options include a selection of tasty burritos, eggs any style and full breakfasts.

(AW) 167 Morrison Street, EH3 8AG / website More: 10 of the best sandwich shops in Edinburgh Indaba: Bringing together three very different cuisines into the one kitchen.

Providing gluten-free crepes bursting with delicious Brazilian delights (AW) (Lauriston Place, EH3 9AU / website) Bollywood the Coffee Box: Although owner Nutan Bala has recently opened a much more spacious restaurant just down the road in Tollcross, she isn’t planning on giving up her first premises and former Bruntsfield police box.

(LT) (43-5 St Patrick Square, EH8 9ET / website) More: The best places to eat tex-mex in Edinburgh Burger Meats Bun: The tasty Burger Meats Bun burger made its way through to Scotland’s capital last summer and found a home on Forth Street.The menu is refreshingly simple and uncluttered, but BMB’s ever-changing array of specials mean that there’s always something new to try – plus their chips and chicken wings are just as top notch as the main event.