Edinburgh St James Quarter to welcome Stack & Still pancake restaurant next week

Flipping great news for pancake lovers! Stack & Still, one of Edinburgh’s best-loved pancake places, has just announced they’re opening a second restaurant in the Capital – this time at St James Quarter.
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The company, which already has a 140-cover space in the premises previously occupied by Jamie’s Italian in George Street's Assembly Rooms, will be arriving at the Bonnie & Wild food market at St James Quarter on Wednesday, June 1.

Stack & Still also has four branches in Glasgow, and one in Livingston.

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Located on the 4th floor of St James Quarter, Bonnie & Wild’s Scottish Marketplace is a beautiful food hall featuring some of Scotland's best independent food and drink producers.

Stack & Still, one of Edinburgh’s best-loved pancake places, has just announced they’re opening a second restaurant in the city – this time at St James Quarter.Stack & Still, one of Edinburgh’s best-loved pancake places, has just announced they’re opening a second restaurant in the city – this time at St James Quarter.
Stack & Still, one of Edinburgh’s best-loved pancake places, has just announced they’re opening a second restaurant in the city – this time at St James Quarter.

Stack & Still focus on fresh food, cooked to order, using local, sustainably sourced ingredients as much as possible.

Think classic buttermilk pancakes, buckwheat pancakes, protein-packed pancakes made with vanilla whey protein, or low-fat pancakes, with fresh fruit and a gluten-free vegan pancake along with a great selection of gluten-free toppings and sauces.

Announcing the new branch on social media, Stack & Still said: “What better way to brighten up a Monday afternoon than to announce the imminent launch of our seventh Stack & Still location

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“We’ll be opening inside @bonnieandwildmarket at St James Quarter on Wednesday 1st June!

“Over the weekend, teams from Bonnie & Wild and Stack & Still fitted out the new unit, which will employ almost a dozen chefs and counter staff.”

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Chief executive Paul Reynolds added: “All of us at Stack & Still are over the moon to be joining the Bonnie & Wild community. The venue’s fantastic, with some superb chefs who I’m really excited to be working alongside.”

“The ethos at B&W really chimes with us. We focus on fresh food, cooked to order, using local, sustainably sourced ingredients as much as possible.

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“We proudly use Scottish ingredients as much as possible and make the most of the fantastic food and drink products available. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack in between, we offer an unbeatable selection of options.

“Alongside our classic buttermilk pancakes, we provide health-conscious customers buckwheat pancakes, protein-packed pancakes made with vanilla whey protein, or low-fat pancakes, which pair superbly with the fresh fruit and other healthier toppings on our menu.

“For those with dietary requirements we also offer a gluten-free vegan pancake along with a great selection of gluten-free toppings and sauces."

Ryan Barrie, Operations Director at Bonnie & Wild, commented: “This is another superb signing for Bonnie & Wild, and I can’t wait to see them open to an eager public next week.

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“Stack & Still’s popular, high quality offer will really chime with both our loyal regulars and new visitors alike, and I think it’ll help to cement Bonnie & Wild as the go-to for a truly exemplary eating and drinking experience, whether it’s for breakfast, lunch, dinner or late-night drinks."

Stack & Still will be open in Bonnie & Wild from Wednesday, June 1, serving breakfast from 9am until late night food at 9pm, seven days a week.

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