Twelve Triangles have opened their brand new Edinburgh bakery after months of construction.
The popular bakery have been wowing customers for some time at their other branches in Leith and Portobello, but have finally opened a new site in the south of the city.
This week, the Morningside branch was officially opened, with staff now opening the doors to locals for all of their breads and sweet treats.
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With both sweet and savoury items on offer, the shop opened at 8.30am and will be available until 3pm every day of the week from now on.
Speaking on their social media, staff said: "Good morning Morningside! We are open from 8:30am onwards for all your pastry and coffee desires to go!
"We’re incredibly excited to be a part of the Morningside community and serving you all our lovely sweet and savoury treats this side of town. Come in and say hi and pick up a few pastries whilst you do."
The bakery is already known for their mouth-watering selection of artisan pastries and other delicious treats, with the new site looking to be no different.
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Pictured on offer on Monday were freshly made items such as a blackberry and pistachio croissant, a cinnamon knot and evem a chocolate and hazelnut bun.
The shop has been under construction for some time, with the bakery first announcing they would be opening a Morningside branch in the summer.
The new bakery is located at 414 Morningside Road next to chocolatiers Edward and Irwyn, and you can find more information here.
