You might have seen that a few weeks ago I posted this photo on Instagram and Facebook of some lovely macarons from a wonderful wee shop in Edinburgh- Mademoiselle Macaron.
Even though I hate that recent blogging events means I have to say this, but this post isn't sponsored in any way. It wasn't written in collaboration with, or even in consultation with Mademoiselle Macaron. I just went to MM and enjoyed it so decided to write about them!
I stumbled upon Mademoiselle Macaron by accident! I was wandering around Edinburgh whilst Matty was in a meeting and I spotted a super cute little French cafe with tables and chairs outside- perfect for me as I was with Hetty.
Great Food and Dog Friendly!
As I was about to sit down I was welcomed inside by the super friendly staff who assured me they were dog friendly! As a dog owner I love hearing these words!
Mademoiselle Macaron nailed the French minimalist vibe- from the décor to the small but tasty menu is was all very Parisian! *Top Tip* if you walk into a restaurant or cafe in France with only a few things on the menu you are generally in for a treat! French style food focusses on doing a few things very well.
Mademoiselle Macaron's speciality was coffee and crepes! There was a really good selection of both savoury and sweet crepes. I had a delicious savoury crepe filled with feta, tomatoes and rocket, so good!
Marvellous Macarons!
Obviously the macarons are the main event at MM, and after my crepe I picked up some macarons to go.
There were something like 20 different flavours to choose from! I picked two traditional flavours (lemon and raspberry) and two modern ones (Hendricks Gin and salted caramel). All four (I admit I ate them all myself!) were delicious but my favourite has to be the lemon- yum!
Details
If you want to check out Mademoiselle Macaron I would thoroughly recommend popping in for a mid-afternoon coffee and snack!
Their details:
22 Grindlay St, Edinburgh
Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.
Even though I hate that recent blogging events means I have to say this, but this post isn't sponsored in any way. It wasn't written in collaboration with, or even in consultation with Mademoiselle Macaron. I just went to MM and enjoyed it so decided to write about them!
I stumbled upon Mademoiselle Macaron by accident! I was wandering around Edinburgh whilst Matty was in a meeting and I spotted a super cute little French cafe with tables and chairs outside- perfect for me as I was with Hetty.
Great Food and Dog Friendly!
As I was about to sit down I was welcomed inside by the super friendly staff who assured me they were dog friendly! As a dog owner I love hearing these words!
Mademoiselle Macaron nailed the French minimalist vibe- from the décor to the small but tasty menu is was all very Parisian! *Top Tip* if you walk into a restaurant or cafe in France with only a few things on the menu you are generally in for a treat! French style food focusses on doing a few things very well.
Mademoiselle Macaron's speciality was coffee and crepes! There was a really good selection of both savoury and sweet crepes. I had a delicious savoury crepe filled with feta, tomatoes and rocket, so good!
Marvellous Macarons!
Obviously the macarons are the main event at MM, and after my crepe I picked up some macarons to go.
There were something like 20 different flavours to choose from! I picked two traditional flavours (lemon and raspberry) and two modern ones (Hendricks Gin and salted caramel). All four (I admit I ate them all myself!) were delicious but my favourite has to be the lemon- yum!
Details
If you want to check out Mademoiselle Macaron I would thoroughly recommend popping in for a mid-afternoon coffee and snack!
Their details:
22 Grindlay St, Edinburgh
Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.
I absolutely love macarons and these look delicious! Now I'm craving some!
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Thanks Roxanne!
DeleteI don't like macaroons but this was a lovely post!
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