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Le Marche Francais

Cafés & Coffee Shops » Sandwiches in Edinburgh

9A West Maitland Street, Edinburgh EH12 5DS

Rating_5 2 reviews

Tags: bakery, brioche, cafe, cheese, coffee, french, meat, pastries, restaurant, snacks, wine

sash (267 points) •••••5

Excellent, reasonably priced, French restaurant in Haymarket. Also do an excellent line in outside catering. Have taken lots of family and friend... more...

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