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Grassmarket Community Project

4.5· 112 reviews
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4.5/ 5

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What reviewers say about Grassmarket Community Project

Generated with AI from 112 reviews on Trustburn · updated 3 days ago

Customers generally describe the venue as a wonderful and magnificent place with hands-on staff and a lovely facility for the community. Many reviewers appreciate the opportunity to have coffee or tea, enjoy live performances, and support social actions, while others note that it is a good place to help with what one consumes.
What does Grassmarket Community Project do?

The Grassmarket Community Project operates as a community centre and social enterprise that provides a place for people to eat, drink coffee, and attend live performances. It also functions as a social action aid, raising money for charitable causes through its activities.

Are there any complaints about Grassmarket Community Project?

The critical reviewers wrote that the organization can be inconsistent, with one person reporting being refused food despite having eaten there the previous day. Another reviewer described the place as a charity that is nothing special, while a third simply noted that the items were good.

What do people say about Grassmarket Community Project outside Trustburn?

Outside of Trustburn, people mention that the Grassmarket offers free cinema nights.

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steven scott
Reviews 1

The Grassmarket have done a lot for me ad b dead now without there help they gave me the kick up the bum a needed so av done a lot to get to were I am today a love it at the Grassmarket a do Creative writing, Self-esteem, woodwork, IT, etc. Thanks Steve and KIARA.

Christian Reeve
Reviews 1

Lovely, kind people working here allowed us to keep our luggage at their cafe for a couple of hours while we sorted out accommodation elsewhere. They didn't charge us or anything, and were very friendly and courteous. Looked like a nice place to go. Thanks again!

D K
Reviews 1

We came here on several free walking tours as this stop was part of a "break" built into the tour itself and it was both a smart move to gain publicity about the place, but also a nice place to rest for a few minutes. If I remember right, the cafe directly works with a charity (the homeless of Edinburgh I think) so it was nice to support that cause while also drinking a hot coffee and eating a delicious carrot cake.

Joha
Reviews 1

Not entirely sure how to describe this place, it's not a cafe per se, and not very cosy, although it looks modern. The staff were OK, a little bit uninterested at first, as they were finishing eating their sandwich, and then I didn't like that our cakes were served atop a napkin on the plate that was handled by the server, which was after them eating and handling money payment, without washing hands first. It was nice that we were told we could sit-down while drinks were prepared and they were then brought over to us. Restrooms were clean and fresh.

Patrick Thomas
Reviews 1

Saw a very funny Fringe show 'A Comedy Brunch' at 10.45. Julie Grady Thomas' charming intelligent comedy was hilarious and had the audience in stiches. Neil Harris was very smart and funny. A really good way to start a day at the fringe. If the other just the topic shows are this good then they will be well worth going to see, but this show is a must see.

The coffee and breakfast was also very nice at the cafe. Well with a visit.

Corso ronda
Reviews 1

Coffee managed by an NGO where they usually stop all the groups that do Free tours, to have a coffee during the visit and buy tickets for other paid excursions. Pucherete coffee and some homemade sweets, the best thing is not that, but the social work they do with what they raise with their effort

Linda Johnstone
Reviews 1

Was my first time there yesterday and the place is very welcoming and there are lots to do if you like to do thing's that get you out the house and can meet lots of people and help with a range of stuff you sould pop in and see for your self qnd you can get a meal on a Monday night

Eduvigis Sandoval
Reviews 1

Excellent place, people are very friendly.
The cafe shop that is inside is amazing, they have good price and the food is good.
The customer service is the best, however sometimes could be very busy, due that a free walking tour company stop there for few minutes several times during the day.
In that place you can find different activities that support the community to acquire new skills and socialize with other.
It is good place and definitely they are doing an excellent job.

Danny Thomson
Reviews 1

a fantastic place providing a great and much needed service's to a large section of the community/Edinburgh as a whole, friendly, helpful staff do a great job and have been brilliant for myself and many others with "aquired disabilitys" the produce from the woodwork shop is extremely high quality as well as being beautiful, i really cant thank the project enough and look forward to spending time there every week, well worth a visit for a reasonably priced good nutritious meal from the kitchen/cafe!!!

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About Grassmarket Community Project

Address
86 Candlemaker Row