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

(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.

3.1/5

(104 reviews)

Lurking beneath Tigerlily on George Street, Lulu is the ultimate way to end your Saturday night.

4.3/5

(2,400 reviews)

Edinburgh bar Tigerlily is a favourite place to see and be seen amongst those in the know in Scotland's capital city.

4.1/5

(903 reviews)

Slug & Lettuce George Street Edinburgh is a cool and contemporary bar, newly established on the city’s prestigious George Street. Our aim is to attract those seeking high quality food and cocktails in a stylish environment.

4.5/5

(1,895 reviews)

Situated in the centre of Edinburgh’s New town, it is in close proximity to Queen Street Gardens, Princes Street shopping destinations and Waverley train station is also minutes away.

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.

4.5/5

(1,562 reviews)

MEZZE, CHARCOAL GRILL AND COCKTAIL BAR

4.2/5

(10,742 reviews)

This pub takes its name from its former use as the Union Bank of Scotland, the premises being listed grade A. Designed by David Bryce during 1874–1878, in a neo-classical style, these were later compl