Eat Out Edinburgh!Cafe on the Mound
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We are really excited for the Easter Holidays at Camera Obscura and we a few recommendations of things to do whilst the schools are off!
For the toddlers, why not check out “Magic Carpet Mini’s” which is a fun workshop for those under the age of five.
The sessions start at 10.30am and another at 11.30am.
Each session runs for 25 minutes and if it has peaked your intertest find out more at: For the rest of the family you could enjoy a traditional Easter egg hunt at the Georgian House.
The festival will be visiting various locations in the city including; Edinburgh’s Libraries, North Edinburgh Arts, Craigmillar Community Arts, Arts South Edinburgh just to name a few.
The Scottish Café National Gallery of Scotland, The Mound, Edinburgh
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Excellent as the National Gallery is, you don’t need to visit there before popping into the Scottish Café.
You can go for breakfast, lunch, brunch, Sunday roast and afternoon tea – and indeed, you should.
For breakfast there’s a range of porridge, scones, hot breakfasts and rolls; lunch features Scottish classics like Cullen skink, haggis bonbons and venison burger, or sharing platters bursting with excellent local fish, pâtés and cheeses.
Afternoon tea is picture-perfect with pretty treats and seasonal sandwiches – when a plate looks this good, who needs to go and see the paintings?
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