The Haggis Box

1. Had their haggis in their catering van at the Royal Highland Show. Then i had to visit their permanent cafe on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. It’s in an interesting building too! Great haggis served in the traditional way. Haggis is a must try if you are a visitor, this is the best place for it!

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2. Superb place! Delicious haggis in affordable price – whisky sauce is on another level. The staff here is really friendly. I can recommend The Haggis Box to everyone who wants to try Haggis for the first time – notice that they also have vegetarian and vegan version of the haggis😄

3. Great place to try haggis and great place to go back to for a quick meal. I was a haggis virgin and the haggis box was recommended. I ordered it as recommended with the whiskey mustard sauce and could have licked the plate it was so good. The hubby ordered a BLT roll and his was also incredible. The place is setup more like cafeteria than restaurant but I would come here again and again for the food and friendly service!!!

4. Haggis is a must try when you’re in Scotland and I definitely recommend trying it at this place. Not your usual restaurant / cafe / pub setting but rather a ‘box office’-turned-kitchen inside the Scottish Storytelling Centre.

   Cheerful and friendly staff.

   We ordered their Haggis Neeps & Tatties with Whiskey & Mustard sauce at a reasonable price which comes in a decent portion size. The dish was brilliant! Each element had its own flavour not being overpowered by others. We enjoyed it a lot.

   Highly recommend this place.

5. Awesome place to have a solid Haggis.

   Had haggis the night before as a starter but the portion was teeny. Went here for a proper serving and wasn’t disappointed.

   Lovely quiet setting with solid wood furniture inside what feels like a community hall -a very unique vibe. I sat at the window and watched all the tourists scurry around while I gorged myself on the offal and oats that make up a classic haggis.

   I highly recommend you do the same.

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