The Pavilion Cafe Edinburgh

Enjoy a delicious array of nutritious vegetarian food, a tasty selection of cakes and muffins and excellent fair trade coffee, herbal teas and fresh smoothies.

About The Pavilion Cafe Edinburgh

	Jawbone Walk Melville Drive, Edinburgh South EH9 1JU
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The Pavilion Cafe serves up a delicious array of nutritious vegetarian food, a tasty selection of cakes and muffins and excellent fair trade coffee, herbal teas and fresh smoothies.

We close our cafe during the Winter months and re-open in the Springtime. Be sure to keep an eye out for updates on our page.

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