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Thornton's CafesNewest Review: ... have very comfortable sofas - I know because we sat on one of them! You just go to the counter and order and collect your snack, pay for it and then go and sit down, relax and enjoy. The food consists of sandwiches, toasties, pannini wraps and cakes so it is just snack food as opposed to what I would call a proper meal but the there was a good range of everything. The drinks are either hot ... more |
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by - written on 10/08/09 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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I am currently staying in Edinburgh with Dave. He is still working up here and has a long term let on a holiday house so Mew is in the cattery and I am keeping Dave company for a week or two. On Saturday we went to the Fort Kinnaird shopping centre just off the A1 in Edinburgh but if you want to talk about it to anyone do pronounce it slowly and carefully because it can sound very naughty if you say it quickly! Whilst we were there Dave suggested that we go into Thornton's (the chocolate shop) for a cup of tea in their cafe. He had been in there before and knew that it was nice so off we went. The Thornton's shop itself is quite small and ... Read the complete review
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