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Plant-based restaurant and bar on the 4th floor of the St James Quarter. Serves food made of mostly gluten-free and organic ingredients. Example dishes include a selection of bowls, smoothie bowls, salads and desserts. Plastic-free. One of three branches, this branch est. Jun 2021. Reported closed May 2022.
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St James Quarter (at Bonnie and Wild), Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 3AD
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Added by craigmc on 12 Jun 2021
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16 Reviews
First Review by KaterinaLouisa
madoublethew
Points +382
Not really worth your time - Edit
The food court setup doesn’t really do this food any favours. There aren’t courses, as such, and despite the price, there’s not much ambiance. Having been to the branch in Norwich, I know the menu is pretty good, but in this case it’s let down by the environment.
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AnnaFenton
Points +2639
Best fish & chips - Edit
It was in a food court so can be quite loud!
Read moreBut erpingham house was amazing and this was the best vegan fish and chips I've ever had ! Really recommend and the tartare sauce was so Yum! Nice to see a vegan tartare sauce! The onion rings were also lovely
Updated from previous review on 2022-04-22
Pros: All the vegan options!, Vegan Tartare sauce
Cons: In a food court
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endofcity
Points +470
Food average, service slow. - Edit
A food court setting isn’t the kind of place you normally find an all vegan counter, so this show progress.
Read moreSadly, food is very average, albeit well priced. Service is slow (30 minute wait and they weren’t busy) due to lack of staff and because they wait until they’ve prepared everything before serving. Would be much better to bring each dish out when it’s ready because some of our order was cold.
We had the mushrooms on toast and the omelette. Mushrooms on toast were ok but there was far too much cheese in the omelette, so it is really just a bit of sticky mess.
Nevertheless, it’s ok for a quick pit stop if you’re in the area and you have plenty of time.
Pros: All vegan
Cons: Slow service , Food average , Morning menu extremely limited
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FilizHuseyin
Points +47
Flavours & Crunch - Edit
Really enjoyed my salad 🥗 and hand made onion rings. I will go back for the fish n chips next!
Read moreProper classic dishes done very well 👌🏾
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CláudiaRocha
Points +242
Delicious vegan fish & chips - Edit
Really enjoyed the vegan fish and chips, with the tangy sauce and generous portion.
Read morePros: Quick, Tasty
Cons: Venue was slow in getting us a table (bc of covid)
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hjohansen
Points +2117
The best vegan fish and chips - Edit
I went there with my sister and ordered the banana blossom fish and chips. It was fabulous! It also had the most tasty chips I've ever eaten. My sister had the Ceasar salad and really enjoyed it. We found ordering drinks challenging since you had to do it through your phone through the foodcourt menu, and therefore just dropped it. The restaurant is situated in the Bonnie & Wild foodcourt at the top of the St. James Quarter shopping centre, so there are also non-vegan restaurants around that share the same seating space as Erpinghams.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-01-22
Pros: Good portions, Reasonable prices, Food arrived rapidly
Cons: Hard to order drinks, Surrounded by non-vegan restaurants, Situated in a food court
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Dan+Ash
Points +155
Decent food if you’re in the area - Edit
Good to see a fully vegan option in a food court - the food was nice however a bit underwhelming for the price. Also worth noting (at the moment) you can’t choose where to sit so could end up neat meat / fish counters.
Read morePros: Good atmosphere, Central location , Fast service
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Lostbuthappy
Points +216
Vegan stall in busy food court - Edit
The food itself was lovely we had the vegan fish and chips which were very tasty and would definitely recommend. I wasn't keen on the whole set up of the place I ended up being sat on a shared table near a butcher's stall thankfully it was closed.
Read morePros: All plant based foods
Cons: Long wait to get in to food court , Poor organisation of food court
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rubynewman
Points +55
Mac n Cheese - Edit
One of the better Mac and cheese’s I’ve tried. Good portion size and decent price. Good to see a vegan stall in the food court!
Read morePros: Reasonable price
Cons: Not tonnes of choice
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emel_k
Points +475
Ok for lunch - Edit
Wanted to like this more than I did. Had the Mac & cheese and fiend had the burger - nothing wrong with them but they were jus ok.
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NiamhC41
Points +1968
Not the greatest - Edit
The ‘fish’ is ok but the chips that are served are cheapest of the cheap horrible canteen/school dinner style chips. For £12.50 I was not impressed.
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andresmoritan
Points +170
Good option - Edit
Vegan stall with tasty dishes at the St James Quarter’s food court
Read morePros: Tasty, Mac and Cheese, Onion Rings
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seansean
Points +294
Busy posh food court - Edit
Staff at door will greet you and another will take you to your table and drinks are from the bar only and ordered through a QR code and it's all cashless. Being a food court with many vendors each kitchen is very limited so there's not a lot of choice. We had the fsh and chips which turned out to be banana blossom and the best I've had, very soft. Chips, peas and sauce also very tasty. Would come back to try the others
Read morePros: Fsh and chips is tasty, Service is very professional
Cons: Limited menu, Food hall so open and a bit loud
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VeganDamian
Points +496
It’s OK - Edit
This place is ok. It’s an expensive food court, with a vegan stall. I had the tacos, which were quite dry.
Read moreSo many other great options in Edinburgh.
Cons: Expensive
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Immitis_tabula_rasa
Points +56
Defiant plant based food court outlet! - Edit
Excellent food, service and a very open, pristine kitchen and preparation area, clearly great pride taken!
Read moreCheers!
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KaterinaLouisa
Points +5255
Vegan outlet in a food court - Edit
Tasty vegan food in a busy food court. Had three tacos (£9). There’s a butchers opposite, next to the cheese shop, where they’re hacking up great sides of beef in full view.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-08-10
Pros: Lots of vegan options , Staff lovely
Cons: Butcher shop in the food court
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