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Dining Categories: ALL Vegetarian, Fast Food, Food and Salad Bars, and TakeawayDining Tags: Edinburgh, Scotland, and United Kingdom
Baking hearty tatties in Edinburgh since 1983, The Baked Potato Shop is renowned throughout the world for its huge potato sizes and commitment to serving fresh vegan/vegetarian fare. This versatile, bite-sized shop has been a rarity for years, and a weighty hub in the city’s stomach.
Limited seating.
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2 Reviews on “The Baked Potato Shop”
I was pleasantly surprised when we were visiting Edinburgh and we stumbled upon this all-vegetarian place. We shared some baked potatoes with a curry and corn mixture and vegan haggis. Who would’ve thought that baked potatoes could be so satisfying?!
This place is the home of the most massive potato dinners I’ve ever seen and also the most wonderful samosas. They even have a vegetarian haggis samosa which is spicy and delicious. Definitely recommend this place for lunch in the Capital city. I wouldn’t, however, recommend eating in. The place is quite small and quite busy. There are loads of places near by and outside where you can tuck in.