The Chaumer is an absolute delight for anyone looking to enjoy a traditional tea room. The beautiful and elegant decor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that transports you back in time to a bygone era. The service is exceptional, with the staff being attentive and friendly, ensuring that your
The Edinburgh author, Alexander McCall Smith said; “The Chaumer is Edinburgh distilled: Friendship, conversation, wonderful surroundings and exceptional food and coffee”.
It certainly has intrigued us. Its location on Queen Street means possibly a special journey in that direction but luckily today
Lovely to finally have a cuppa here. Great customer service and the girl serving was just amazing. Will surely be visiting this place again and nice to see a good gem on queen's street.
What a find! Coffee=delicious, cake=amazingly delicious, staff=absolutely lovely and down to earth.
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit.
Kudos to whoever designed the cafe!
Fantastic little café for afternoon tea, lunch, or a cup of tea/coffee and a sweet bite.
It's a quaint and cute atmosphere with very friendly staff. Very pleased with the food we had here.
Love dropping in here for some balanced lunch. In today’s case a Venison Pie balanced with a Beetroot and Rocket Salad. Food is always tasty. Great selection of teas and for those lunches where you can some wine to hand too.
A cozy and relaxed place - a bit hesitant to give 5* because: 1) they claim they are a "Fine Wine" place while serving just a couple of the most basic wines you can imagine; 2) service is a bit too slow; 3) there is no wot water in the toilets :D
Very elegant beautifully styled tea room.
Friendliest staff, great coffee, hearty homemade food. Can highly recommend.
We booked their Chaumer Abide serviced apartment, which is a gorgeous private luxury peaceful space. Truly unique experience. Thank you for making our trip to Scotland memorable.
Great ambience, amazing food and wine. It just needs to open later! Hopefully it does over the summer.
Lovely spot for a lunch, very close to Princess Street, the bus station and the Portrait Gallery.
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