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2 stores in Edinburgh
There are 2 Starbucks stores in Edinburgh, Scotland. The longest weekday trading in Edinburgh belongs to Dalkeith - Bonnyrigg Rd DT at 14 hours a day.
Addresses, opening times for all seven days, phone numbers and directions for every store.
Peel Retail Park
Edinburgh, EH20 9PW
Opening times See the full week below
Bonnyrigg Rd
Edinburgh, EH22 3FU
Opening times See the full week below
Prices, calories and caffeine for every drink and food item served at the 2 stores in Edinburgh.
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Open the store locator Hours at the Edinburgh branches run from 6am to 8pm on weekdays. The longest day in Edinburgh belongs to Dalkeith - Bonnyrigg Rd DT at 14 hours.
On Sundays 2 branches in Edinburgh trade shorter hours than in the week. Starbucks sets these times store by store, so two Edinburgh branches can differ by an hour at either end.
No oven-warmed food is listed in Edinburgh, so the hot sandwich range may not be available there. 1 store in Edinburgh has a drive-thru lane.
Prices in Edinburgh match the rest of the UK, because Starbucks does not vary its menu by town. A Cappuccino in Edinburgh is £4.60, and only airport and station branches differ from that nationally.
No oven-warmed food is listed in Edinburgh, so the hot sandwich range may not be available there. The cold cabinet in Edinburgh carries the same range regardless.
For anything eaten in Edinburgh, the sandwiches menu runs to 10 items and the breakfast menu 15, with full allergen detail on each.
There are 2 in Edinburgh. They cover the EH20 and EH22 postcode districts.
Weekday hours in Edinburgh run 6am to 8pm. Dalkeith - Bonnyrigg Rd DT keeps the longest day at 14 hours.
There is one in Edinburgh, and Dalkeith - Bonnyrigg Rd DT is one of them.
They do. Starbucks prices its menu nationally, so a Cappuccino at £4.60 costs the same in Edinburgh as anywhere.
EH20 and EH22. The Edinburgh branch Edinburgh - Straiton Retail Park is at EH20 9PW.
Yes. 2 branches in Edinburgh trade shorter hours on a Sunday than during the week.