4.5/5

(2,625 reviews)

This is a contradictory place indeed. Named after a supposedly historical character in the days before plumbing whose job it was to remove night soil from houses, Dirty Dick's is in fact an upmarket place

4.5/5

(1,562 reviews)

MEZZE, CHARCOAL GRILL AND COCKTAIL BAR

4.4/5

(1,024 reviews)

Whether it’s coffee with a colleague, after works drinks with friends, weekend frolics or date night with the special person in your life, there’s a perfect option on our drinks list.

4.4/5

(883 reviews)

Situated in Edinburgh’s historic New Town (between George Street & Queen Street), the Oxford Bar is renowned for being a proper pub, serving proper ales.

4.3/5

(2,043 reviews)

Browns Edinburgh is on George Street, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the centre of the elegant 18th century new town. The stylish building nestles among the neo-classical town houses and pretty Georgian squares.

4.5/5

(874 reviews)

Scott’s Bar is located on Rose Street; Edinburgh’s main pedestrian shopping street and as such, is busy all year. Steeped in local history, Scott’s Bar is Rose Street’s oldest pub. Dating back to 1790 it is viewed by many as an Edinburgh institution.

4.5/5

(917 reviews)

Lovely pub with real ale, open fires, sport on tv and great beefburgers!

3.6/5

(165 reviews)

The Shack is modelled on the shack featured in the B52's hit song 'Welcome to the luv shack' with colourful surroundings and unpretentious fun right through the night

4.4/5

(1,231 reviews)

A real gem situated in the heart of Scotland’s capital