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Espresso, condensed milk and steamed milk.
The tourists have gone home, term is in, and the round window tables are free on a Tuesday afternoon. Show a student ID and it comes off the bill at the table. No app, no code, nothing to find in your emails.
10%off, Monday to Friday, on a student IDWhy does dessert always come last?
“Nobody had a good answer.”
Your week already runs in a fixed order. Lecture, library, deadline, repeat, and somewhere at the end of it a reward you have probably earned twice over.
There is no right order here. That is the whole point of the place. Come at four in the afternoon, order the fondue first, and let October be the month you stop saving it for later.
Four until seven on a weekday is the softest part of our week and the best part of yours. Booking takes twenty seconds and holds you a window seat.
Any valid student ID or Blue Light Card, shown at the table. Not at the door, not in advance, not a screenshot you have to go looking for.
Applied to the bill before you pay. No minimum spend, dine in or takeaway, Monday to Friday all through October.

Term is in. The queues are not.
The ten percent is the part we guarantee. This is the part we do not. Somewhere in the room every evening there is a small gold key, and whoever is sitting at that table when it turns up gets the whole dessert round on us.
Have a look under a few and see how you get on. On the night it is the room, not a screen.
Six tables. One key.
Calibrated by depth and served in order of intensity. Five cups, each with its own recipe, from Ivory to Midnight. Move down the scale and see how far you get.
White chocolate, taken seriously.
Belgian white chocolate, Madagascan vanilla and cream.
Finished with whipped cream and a marshmallow All five, £5.70
Move them until it sounds like what you actually want. It is scored against the whole Edinburgh menu, 83 illustrated desserts and drinks across every section, at today’s price.
Student ID takes 10% off whatever it lands on, Monday to Friday.
Every answer is a dish the Edinburgh menu illustrates, shown in Haute Dolci’s own artwork. Images are serving suggestions.
The signature, stacked.
Matilda Cake, stracciatella gelato, chocolate ganache and chocolate shavings.
You didn’t walk up here for
something sensible.
He has excellent taste and no sense of urgency. Pick the one that matches your afternoon and he will narrow it down.

Espresso, condensed milk and steamed milk.

The cup of the house. Of course.

Oat milk, vanilla syrup and matcha. The purest version.

Cold. Sweet. Gone quickly.

The signature, stacked.

Pistachio, stacked properly.

Some things are not meant to be eaten alone.

Viral for a reason.

The biscuit that became a dessert.
“He never explains himself. He just orders dessert first.”Dolci Bear
Film your table, tag us in it, and show the team on your way past. They bring the S’mores shot over. That is the whole mechanic, and it takes under a minute start to finish.
The dessert, the view, the pour, whoever is sitting with you. Anything that looks like your table looks right now.
@hautedolciedinburgh, so it reaches us. Public account, otherwise it never arrives.
Hold the story up to whoever is looking after your table. They bring the shot over. No app, no code, no form.
One per person, per visit, claimed at the table before you pay. The story has to be live and tagged when you show it. Haute Dolci Edinburgh only.
October goes quickly and the offer stops on the 31st. Leave your details and we will nudge you once, before it does.
Takes about fifteen seconds.
We will send one email when October opens and one before it closes. In the meantime the table is the better move.
Book a tableTables of one to eight book straight through here. Bring the ID with you, it gets checked at the table and nowhere else.
St James Quarter · open 10:00 to 23:00, seven days
Bookings run through OpenTable, the same diary the venue already uses.
Student ID10% off, Monday to Friday
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