Esso

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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3 reviews

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+44 131 556 3199
Website:
www.exxonmobil.co.uk
Address:
23 Canonmills, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH3 5HA
Cannonmills
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
430 ftAirlie Place
450 ftLogan Street
450 ftCanonmills
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Local time (Edinburgh) 05:43 Thursday, 10 July 2025

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3 reviews of Esso

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Place rating: 1
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Although quite a modern station, the facilities are rather shabby and badly maintained The car wash is shoe horned into a corner and manoeuvring into it is extremely tight. The car vac. is pretty useless and there is no water top up.
The garage is in a very useful central location but for that I suspect that most people would go elsewhere.
Place rating: 5
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Well you can go wrong, fuel, convenient store, lottery and the main thing that attracts me here… COSTA COFFEE with flavours 24H a day! :)
Place rating: 3
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
It is often thought that this petrol, and diesel, station has the cheapest fuel in Edinburgh because of the amount of taxis which can be seen there at any time of day or night.
Apparently, this is not the case.
I have it on great authority, another taxi driver, that it’s popular because drivers can sit and blether there. This other taxi driver called them fisherwomen, which I’m pretty sure has nothing to do with halibut.
[EDIT: The cheapest fuel in Edinburgh, apparently, is at Morrisons & Sainsbury’s who are in constant competition with each other ~ source, the same taxi driver.]