Glenha’s Deli and Juice Bar
About
Juice Bars & Smoothies
Price Range : Under $10 (£)
Location
Adress: 205 High Street The Royal Mile, Edinburgh, EH1 1PE
Work Hours
Business info
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- wifiWi-FiNo
Reviews
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Emily T.
Glenha's is your typical British cafe! Well, it's a bit more exciting decor-wise, but it serves everything you would expect to get in one. Fry-ups, Bacon Rolls, Sausage rolls, tea, coffee, you name it. For that Glenha's, I am eternally greatful!!
I walk up here every other day to get to wherever I'm going, and the smell almost always tempts me in. It's easy, it's reliable and it's quick. -
Em C.
Glenha's serve up some good old fashioned grub on the Royal Mile. Bacon rolls, fry ups for breakfast and (a more unusual option) hot dogs are on the menu.
It's nicely decorated, the service is efficient and it's always thronging which proves how popular it is. It looks quite swish from the outside but the prices aren't through the roof, which makes it exceptionally affordable on the Royal Mile.
With filled rolls, baguettes and sweets, I've got to say my favourite snack from Glenha's has got to be one of their breakfast rolls. Fry up's are good old fashioned, simple food, and they always hit the spot. Especially if you're knackered after making it up hilly Cockburn Street to get here!
Great prices, loads of outdoor seating and speedy service, it's one of the best snack bars on the Royal Mile. And I still can't believe how affordable it is! -
Gavin M.
As a general rule, it is best to avoid anywhere that serves either food or drink on the Royal Mile. It will probably be disgusting, and you'll get far better just a couple of minutes down South Bridge. To be honest, when it comes to their "deli" and "juice bar", I wouldn't expect much more from Glenda's either, but they definitely have one ace up their sleeve. Hot dogs.
Normally saved for visits to the cinema, or when being ripped off by inbred gypsies at some seedy, god-awful fairground, they're on sale here, are properly grilled, and at £2.20 for one the size of a horse's dobber, are worth every penny.
It is just the scrapings from the abbatoir floor, injected with 90% water, but tastes great. -
S T.
I actually just jumped into Glenha's when I was rushing for a train, as I usually am in Edinburgh! Thank God for all these wee deli shops, or else I'd be starving!
I noticed it was a juice bar and as I'm on this healthy eating kick, I grabbed a freshly squeezed OJ from here and fled. I did notice that the wee outside seating bit was packed, and that everyone was sipping away on different juices and teas, which gave the impression that this place is pretty popular.