Let Me Eat too
Veg-options sandwich shop with a labelled vegan section: four wraps/paninis (roasted veg, pesto, falafel and hummus) plus vegan haggis paninis and rolls.
Per-allergen evidence
Veg-options sandwich shop with a labelled vegan section: four wraps/paninis (roasted veg, pesto, falafel and hummus) plus vegan haggis paninis and rolls. HappyCow reviewers consistently rate the vegan offering highly, including the 'Super Vegan' and vegan haggis specials. Kitchen is shared with meat dishes so cross-contact isn't excluded.
[1] Aggregator Let Me Eat Too - Edinburgh Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow describes the cafe as veg-options (meat served, vegan options available) with four labelled vegan wraps/paninis (roasted veg, pesto, falafel, hummus), vegan haggis paninis/rolls, soups and salads; reviewers including 'Be_kindness', 'JerryWdm' and 'organicnancy' rate the vegan offering very highly.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Let Me Eat too - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Edinburgh, atly.com
The Atly gluten-free directory describes Let Me Eat too as a cozy café with 'gluten-free dishes including soups and salads, plus a wide vegan selection'. Community quotes in the directory praise multiple gluten-free dishes, though the listing is marked 'Unverified'.fetched May 12, 2026[3] Verified blog Let Me Eat Too in Edinburgh - Menu, Reviews, Photos, sluurpy.co.uk
The Sluurpy meta-aggregator, with approximately 2.2k reviews and a 98 out of 100 Sluurpy score, lists service options that include dine-in, takeaway, vegan and vegetarian dishes, and healthy options. It also quotes one Google reviewer saying "Very friendly for folks with dairy allergies".fetched May 12, 2026[4] Verified blog Interview: Andrea Coleman – The Wee Review | Scotland’s arts and culture magazine, theweereview.com
An Edinburgh Fringe interview has comedian Andrea Coleman naming Let Me Eat Too as a favourite spot and praising its falafel salad among Edinburgh's 'vegan gluten-free food options'.fetched May 8, 2026Sandwich shop categorised as veg-options with clearly labelled vegan and vegetarian wraps, paninis, soups and salads. Falafel salad and hummus options widely praised. Shared kitchen serving meat.
[1] Aggregator Let Me Eat Too - Edinburgh Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow describes the cafe as veg-options (meat served, vegan options available) with four labelled vegan wraps/paninis (roasted veg, pesto, falafel, hummus), vegan haggis paninis/rolls, soups and salads; reviewers including 'Be_kindness', 'JerryWdm' and 'organicnancy' rate the vegan offering very highly.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Let Me Eat Too in Edinburgh - Menu, Reviews, Photos, sluurpy.co.uk
The Sluurpy meta-aggregator, with approximately 2.2k reviews and a 98 out of 100 Sluurpy score, lists service options that include dine-in, takeaway, vegan and vegetarian dishes, and healthy options. It also quotes one Google reviewer saying "Very friendly for folks with dairy allergies".fetched May 12, 2026Atly lists the café as a gluten-free option offering GF soups and salads, and a Wee Review interviewee specifically calls out the falafel salad as a favourite vegan-and-gluten-free meal. No evidence points to a marked gluten-free menu, dedicated fryer or dedicated prep area, so accommodation appears available rather than structurally protected.
[1] Verified blog Let Me Eat too - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Edinburgh, atly.com
The Atly gluten-free directory describes Let Me Eat too as a cozy café with 'gluten-free dishes including soups and salads, plus a wide vegan selection'. Community quotes in the directory praise multiple gluten-free dishes, though the listing is marked 'Unverified'.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Let Me Eat Too in Edinburgh - Menu, Reviews, Photos, sluurpy.co.uk
The Sluurpy meta-aggregator, with approximately 2.2k reviews and a 98 out of 100 Sluurpy score, lists service options that include dine-in, takeaway, vegan and vegetarian dishes, and healthy options. It also quotes one Google reviewer saying "Very friendly for folks with dairy allergies".fetched May 12, 2026[3] Verified blog Interview: Andrea Coleman – The Wee Review | Scotland’s arts and culture magazine, theweereview.com
An Edinburgh Fringe interview has comedian Andrea Coleman naming Let Me Eat Too as a favourite spot and praising its falafel salad among Edinburgh's 'vegan gluten-free food options'.fetched May 8, 2026One Sluurpy-aggregated review notes the café is 'very friendly for folks with dairy allergies'. No marked dairy-free menu exists and the sample size is limited; treat this as accommodation available on request.
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