Andy Hayes appreciates all that moo has to offer in his review for The Edinburgh Guide in PlanetEye Traveler.

We were aware that Alison from Edinburgh Spotlight is a moo regular. No wonder, judging from her recent ‘official’ visit.

Click on article above to read.

Moo is real competition for some of Canonmills and Stockbridge’s more established cafes and coffee shops. The unrushed atmosphere and friendly staff make it a dead cert to become a neighbourhood favourite.

We’ve been open for five months and already Edinburgh Spotlight has given us five stars and a ‘Recommended’ badge so we’re pretty chuffed. So far, the word about moo cafeteria has been spreading more through word of mouth, online reviews, Twitter and Facebook than the main stream press. Here are some links to what people have been saying.

Edinburgh Spotlight warmly welcomes moo (the banana brioche did the trick!).

Edinburgh Spotlight’s second review is a five star and ‘Recommended’.

Let In Edinburgh likes moo cafeteria because it’s a bit different and lots of other reasons besides.

This Qype reviewer loves moo cafeteria and says ‘it moves to the beat of its own drum’ (Matcheff, Edinburgh).

Facets of the Fabulous includes moo cafeteria in her list of where to have coffee in Edinburgh. She likes the free wifi, music, sandwiches but the highest award is that her awsome gran likes it.

Little Green Women recommended us for the perfect Valentine’s breakfast.

Our Twitter followers often say nice things about us. Have a look at our favourite tweets.

It came as a complete shock last weekend (7 March) when two armed robbers ran off with our laptop and all the cash from the till. We were very relieved that no one got hurt. As this sort of crime is very unusual for our area (we hope so!) the incident got more media attention than we expected. Both the BBC and the Edinburgh Evening News covered the story. As a result a lot of people heard the news and the level of support we received from customers, locals, Tweeters and Facebook fans was very touching.