4.6/5

(608 reviews)

Captains bar has live acoustic folk music most evenings and on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. This is an organised music session and you may walk in to folk singing or traditional Scottish music. Traditonal old pub with historic connections.

4.3/5

(2,194 reviews)

We are situated in Edinburgh's east end, minutes away from Princes Street gardens, the Playhouse theatre and Waverley train station. We are currently the only establishment to present two 500 litre stainless steel tanks of Krusovice Imperial, Czech Lager

4.2/5

(1,229 reviews)

Our aim is pretty simple really – we don’t go in for tiny portions of unpronounceable food… instead we love fresh produce, hearty cooking, and a good stiff drink to wash it all down. If you are aft

4.3/5

(1,662 reviews)

FAMOUS FOR THE GHOST OF A 17TH-CENTURY FUGITIVE BISHOP

4.4/5

(1,841 reviews)

Bannermans Bar is Edinburgh’s premier music venue, located in the heart of the city. Hosting bands and solo artists six nights a week

4.4/5

(1,061 reviews)

The Royal Oak is a Traditional Scottish Pub, where a warm welcome awaits, It is Edinburgh's premier Folk music venue

4.4/5

(852 reviews)

Authentic rustic Mexican food & imaginative home-spun cocktails

4.0/5

(285 reviews)

Film fans may recognise the exterior of Bunker from the opening sequence of Trainspotting, the big-screen adaptation of the Irvine Welsh novel, and once inside, they could well believe themselves to b

4.3/5

(2,551 reviews)

You will find The Conan Doyle in Edinburgh within a short stroll of Picardy Place, Cathedral Lane and Queens Street - however you won't find another like it.