The team behind one of Stockbridge’s hottest bars, Skua, is host a street food pop-up, Coop on Potterrow in Fettle Cafe. Richard Bath popped in to try it out.
Whether you’re a ten-minute walk away at The Pleasance or the a couple of hundred yards away at the main Fringe hub at the university on Bristo Square and George Square, this relaxed pop-up is well worth trying.
The smoked lobster roll (£18) and fried chicken (£12) are both decent enough, but the real star of the show is the flatbreads.
Ready in seconds and with three options – the vegetarian za’atar and squash (£10) and nablusi cheese and parsley (£12), and the Free Co lamb and harissa (£15) – these are incredibly tasty and if you just want something to keep the hunger at bay, can be shared.
I also loved the Newbarns table beer (£7 per pint), a Pilsner-style beer that skipped down beautifully on a rare warm evening.
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