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Valvona and CrollaNewest Review: ... I indulged my long time curiosity and took the plunge with my first visit to Valvona and Crolla. The occasion was Sunday brunch. The diners were one vegetarian (moi) and one carnivore with a hearty appetite. Decent preserves and croissants arrived after a short wait along with a selection of freshly baked italian breads, a 'jolly good' bacon butty, and a very tasty vegetarian breakfast (which ... more |
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by - written on 13/09/09 (Very useful, 5 readings)
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Edinburgh is one of my favourite cities in the whole world in which to spend a long weekend. Any self respecting Scot knows the name Valvona and Crolla the historic Italian Deli and Cafe. This family run Edinburgh institution is just a short stroll beyond the eastern end of Edinburgh's Princes Street, in the shadow of Calton Hill; the one with the faux greek pillared ruin atop. On a recent visit to Scotland's Capital city (a designated World Heritage site), I indulged my long time curiosity and took the plunge with my first visit to Valvona and Crolla. The occasion was Sunday brunch. The diners were one vegetarian (moi) and one carnivore with a hearty ... Read the complete review

by - written on 21/02/06 (Very useful, 403 readings)
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I first heard of Valvona and Crolla a good couple of years ago now, via an on-line review of all things. And it took me a few months before I was able to make it to their wonderful shop in Elm Row, nr Leith Walk, Edinburgh. I thought it was high time I share this little delight of Edinburgh that has graced its streets since 1934. Its not the easiest place in Edinburgh to park but by sheer good fortune I have managed to find a spot right outside the place on the two occasions I have chosen to visit..but believe me, dont count on this! Valvona and Crolla established itself in Edinburgh in 1934 to serve the Italian population within Edinburgh, but ... Read the complete review

