Fry up breakfasts in Edinburgh to help cure your hangover It is not until the next day when your head is pounding and stomach churning that you realise that one extra glass was a little too much. When you're suffering from a hangover, sometimes there is only one thing that will fix you - a fry up. To help you out, we've listed six of the top fry up spots in the city. Snax Cafe Bar A student institution, Snax Cafe Bar is renowned for its cheap and cheerful platefuls. Snax serve breakfast rolls from £1.30 including Scottish favourites square sausage and a tattie scone. And if you need a full breakfast to help you out, their all-day breakfast with sausage, fried egg, black pudding, beans and a buttered roll is just £3.20. Roseleaf Take a trip down to The Shore for a spot of brunch at Roseleaf. From 10am to 5pm, the cafe serves up a range of feasts from sweet French toast with banana or a stack with double homemade tattie scones, topped with a fried egg and either crispy bacon and black pudding or vegetarian haggis. But if only the traditional can help, "The Big Yin" contains sausages, black pudding, bacon, beans, tattie scones and an egg for £8.95. The City Cafe The American diner dishes out a range of breakfast options from 9am. Tuck into a full cooked breakfast including bacon, egg, sausage, haggis, black pudding, potato scones, hash browns and toast, available in either large or small portions starting at £5.50. The cafe also serves up a range of filled rolls, eggs Benedict, French toast and a stack of vanilla pancakes. Haven Cafe Take a trip for some fresh air down by the sea at Haven Cafe. With their breakfast rolls starting at £1.80, the cafe serves a range of affordable breakfast bites. But it's their all-day breakfast that customers are raving about with their full Scottish breakfast with a cup of tea or coffee for £5.95. Heller's Kitchen In Newington, Heller's Kitchen serve their breakfast menu from 9.30am to 11.30am. The full breakfast includes sausage, bacon, egg, black pudding, potato rosti, beans and toast and includes a tea or coffee for £9.50. If you're just looking for a bite on the go, their breakfast rolls start at £2.95. Spoon The bistro on Nicholson Street serves up a mixed grill feast with bacon, sausage, black pudding, haggis, baked beans, fried egg and chips for £8.95. Filled rolls start at £3.75 with a range of bacon, sausage, black pudding and fried egg. But if you really can't be bothered getting out of bed, there's a website for that too. I Am Hungover will visit any place in Edinburgh and bring it straight to your front door. What is your favourite hangover cure? Let us know @STVEdinburgh.