Cafe Truva

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  Kristie Hollowei

  ·2 months ago

  “The food was really good! I had the Turkish coffee, which I personally liked a lot better than their other coffee options. My wife had a chai latte which she enjoyed. For food, I got the aubergine shakshuka, which was very tasty. My wife also enjoyed her dish a lot. We will definitely be going back. They are also dog friendly!”

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  Glenn Halstead

  ·2 months ago

  “A lovely welcome from the waitress lady who took care of us during a recent visit. Lovely food with some Turkish wine and Turkish coffee to finish.”

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  Avory Allmand

  ·3 months ago

  “Such a cute cafe with a very fresh breakfast! High quality ingredients and an enjoyable time. Mel is so sweet. Would definitely recommend!”

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  Nada S'J

  ·3 months ago

  “Everything was delicious but when we asked for 1-2 ingredients (one of them because of lactose intolerance) to be opted from a couple of dishes we we’re responded to with a smirk and an unnecessary remark that the portions will be smaller but the price will remain the same. If they can’t accommodate they should have just said so politely and calmly. No need to be lectured.”

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  Cristian G

  ·3 months ago

  “Very recommended place, absolutely friendly staff, good atmosphere, good vibe, very relax place, good food, and thanks to Ima been so kind and friendly we us 😊 I hope to remember the right name in case is not I'm apologies to don't remember. Xx”

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  Eva Ackland

  ·4 months ago

  “The food is delicious and the service is great. Mel is wonderful very kind and friendly. She was also very good about my peanut allergy. Thank you so much, i will come back!”

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  Sarah

  ·4 months ago

  “Ones of the worst café experiences I’ve had. We visited with two-year-old children behaving like completely normal toddlers, and instead of being treated with basic kindness, the staff were rude, unfriendly, and repeatedly told us to keep them quiet. The way we were spoken to made us feel completely unwelcome and embarrassed. Parents already do their best when taking young children out, and no family should be made to feel like a nuisance because toddlers make noise. The atmosphere was so uncomfortable and hostile that we left immediately. If you are a family with young children, avoid this place. Clearly not child friendly at all.”

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  Ahmed Tarek

  ·4 months ago

  “A cafe that writes on the sign outside dogs friendly but is not child friendly. Asked me to keep my 2.5 year old twin daughters quiet for the sake of the other customers. And when I frankly told them that they are kids and I will do my best but a child at this age can cry for any reason. So we left as we felt we are not welcomed at all. I don’t think I have given a one star review ever but this is a redline in restaurant’s business.”

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  Scooty Man

  ·5 months ago

  “A really nice place to spend an hour for lunch or a coffee and a pastry. The owners are warm and inviting and often sit and chat with the locals. Today I had a nice cup of coffee and a freshly baked pastry whilst I waited for my annual MOT inspection on my scooter. This place has a clean toilet and the establishment is clearly well run. If you are visiting the city and exploring Leith, this could be a good place to stop off and rest your feet for a while as you plan your next place to explore. There is a bus stop close by with buses to take you to and from the City Centre also. All in all, another good experience. Thank you”

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  Catherine Koehnlein

  ·6 months ago

  “Charming café, that we stumbled upon walking through Leith. Comfortable setting, warm welcome from staff & delicious, fresh food. Highly recommend the borek, made fresh every morning. Great coffee too. Not overpriced either.”